You will get a taxation of 15% of your total income if you quit your job or work less than 6 months.

Hello, kindly look at what I was replying.
I was telling him that he will get 15% income tax if he quit his employment less than 6 months.
It's not that all none PR gets 15% tax.

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Hi !
MOE's UEN : T08GA0012J

Cheers !

Got your appointment d ?
I did it last month and my appointment date will be on 27th of August which is like 5 months from now.
Woahhh ..

You will have to compete with those workers from China.
Work overtime, I'm talking about / more than 10 hours per day with only one rest day in a week.
If you can, you are hired !

I'm working in Legal Industry in Singapore.
Always come across cases about workers from China claiming their rights under Employment and Foreign Manpower Act.
I can tell, the only reason why China workers are so much needed here especially F&B and manufacturing industry, is because of their willingness to work without a single rest day given to them.

This post has been edited by Perfect-Stranger: Mar 25 2014, 02:26 PM

Most of them won't complain about working overtime. (Not until they find out their Employment rights)
They are basically claiming for annual leave and Public holidays wages.
I gt to know all ths when I discuss with them on their Work Injury claim or civil claim matters.

Anyone driving a Malaysia plate number car in and out from Singapore on a daily basis ?
Please share your experience with the traffic at the custom every morning. (eg 6.45am)

Assuming if my calculation is correct, total minimum expenses to drive in and out for a month is SGD 576.4 (Exclude petrol, car loan & maintenance)



Please advise if there is any expenses which I have not include.

Any carpool social group (FB, etc) that is available for me to look for passengers ?

Thank you

This post has been edited by Perfect-Stranger: Mar 27 2014, 08:53 AM

True.
To be frank, the main reason for me to work here in Singapore is because of the 2.6

Alright.
About an hour =='''
Thanks bro

12 hours a day ? with OT pay ?

It matters when you are facing with stupid traffic police from Malaysia who insist on seeing a MY driving license from a Malaysian driver. Happened to some of my friends ==

My friend then renewed his driving license (5years validity) and convert his driving license to SG international driving license.
Paid under table RM50 to keep his current driving license to avoid troubles from our traffic police.


First time application, need not attach with any testimonials from employer. Only when they rejected it, then only you need one from your employer.

Dude, I'm just stating out some of the real examples from my friends. Malaysian.
Since the question posted was about steps to convert his Malaysia driving license and whether to surrender his Malaysia driving license back to them.

My advice is try to keep his Malaysia driving license.

Not sure about Indon thou.