Yes. Even my mum on long term visit pass can get it. Remember to make appointment and chew a lot of gums before going down for interview. TSA .

Worst case scenario. Can't lose my job, got debt until my neck.

I reckon your debt will be your property ownership ?

Said until like that. Why drive a luxury car instead? Also u mean if take taxi ll be slower than u driving? Staying far away from work, hmm....most likely ll get into jam n u never late for work for 1 minute? If yes, why u still in singapore instead of sent back to Malaysia....

Joking joking har....dont angry....

Hi guys who have converted Msia license to Sg/international... There's a doc need to give sg tp from jpj. That doc need to go Msia jpj to request? Sorry lazy question..

Yes.

I put 30 days.

Erm... I just got my EP card today, arrived at office last Thursday. So... It took me close to 1 month before getting my card

Actually don't need to rush. With IPA you already can work and stay here until the stipulated date, should be February or March. Just that you can't open bank account, can't get salary credited Said so because the 2 years permit duration only starts counting from the date of request. Like my case... My HR requested for pass issuance 2 weeks ago only after my medical report reaches her hand (stupid MHC... Requested to send courier end up never send it ). The EP expiry date is 2 years after the request date instead of the application date

I filled up 30 days. Then the guy confirmed with me that I'm staying in for 30 days. Asked for the reason... Say come here for work, then showed him the IPA. Settle.

Later when issuing pass write wrong number of day Put 30 straight easier.

Have you done your medical checkup? So fast can collect d? Nice...

After I show my passport, the officer didn't mention about it wor... Just see the white card ask me why stay 30 days then ask me show IPA.

How true!

Didn't you already answer your own question? As in ... is there any JPJ in Singapore?

JPJ's Embassy?

yup. I did it early this year. plan early.

Why chew gums

How long did the visa took to get approve after the interview?

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Which bank in Singapore offer the highest interest rate in terms of saving account and fixed deposit account? I'm a Malaysian who is going to work in SG next week. My company HR asked me to open a bank account for salary bank in. Anyone can suggest me? Singapore bank POSB, DBS, OCBC, UOB, or Malaysia bank MAYBANK, CIMB. Which one better? Thanks for helping!

Yes yes, houses and car. near to 2 million, shiver every time my phone ring near due date of installments.

Work in European bank no choice, wanted to buy cherry qq but my boss ask me go apply bank of china already.

I never bother to look at their interest rate/FD. IINM their interest rate is relatively low compared to M'sia ones.

http://singapore.deposits.org/
http://malaysia.deposits.org/

Not sure if there's anything hidden there but from these figures, I think the interest rates are lower in SG la But if you want to take inflation and other factors into account then no idea.

For convenience, POSB/DBS (DBS owns POSB, you can do transaction at either bank using either bank account without extra charges) and OCBC would be better. These two banks have more ATMs around as I've observed. Of course POSB+DBS still the most la. Any MRT/shopping mall most probably have at least one POSB/DBS ATM machine.

Maybank is really rare here *although there's one near my place* with only 80+ ATM IINM in whole SG. Not so convenient if want to withdraw money.

http://worksingapore.com/articles/live_2.php

2 million... SGD... That's a really huge sum

the process took around 4 days after approved. Mine is a social visit/work visa. The interviewer actually able to tell you if succeed or not on the spot. Just a walk in the park after showing them my company letter. They courier my passport back to me.

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Sep 30 2014, 08:53 PM

Guys, if i submit my resignation letter in early December and the notice period is one month, will I still be entitled to AWS??

Anyone know how end-of-life (10 years) cars works in SG?

Just as an example, assuming one buys a Mar-2006 registered Proton Savvy for $8.8k, which has an OMV of $7.7k.

In Feb-Mar 2016 the COE expires and car deregisters.

According to OneMotoring site it seems you would be eligible for a 50% ARF rebate which translates to 50% of OMV i.e. $3.85k

So effectively you'd have paid $4.95k to use a car for almost 2 years (not including road tax insurance etc etc lah.

Is that how it works?

Once you submit are consider not part of the company, dont think you will entitled to AWS.
one month notice period is just for you to handover your work and other thing.

I reckon you can use your CPF to pay your monthly installments ? Houses (two you mean ?), that's an achievement considering the high prices there.