2 of my 50 sing dollar note was stained totally in pink..can i exchange it with the bank ka? kinda worried cuz the cash deposit machine n mrt machine won't accept.

Just wondering, anyone here knows a way to maintain Singapore's PR when you're no longer working nor staying there. Any lubang

Maintain an income pay tax no problem.

This post has been edited by Fiona Chin: May 5 2014, 08:51 PM

audit firm is it?

usually look for ivy league grads, followed by nus/smu/ntu grads, then other tier 1 schools, then acca holders

yes u can, police wont catch u

wont accept then use for other things lor, worried the machine will explode?

u will lose ur REP, not PR... u wont lose ur PR

walaoz

i thought anyone can do audit?

how many ivy league grads are there - and they prob don't even study business/wanna do audit

anyone can do audit? mayb in bangladesh... imagine pwc sending me aka sakae sushi chef to audit dbs..

you would be surprised how many ivy grads are there in singkieland... and yes, most of them are into business

meaning there's still a chance for foreigner fresh grad to work in SG right?
and regarding the recognized Uni, wondering what is the minimum qualification to get hired...
few of my classmate also get job there shortly after graduation (private uni in cyberjaya & melaka)

Doctor told me it was old infection in lung, probably tb and i have no risk for infectious. Just wondering who have same situatiin with me and able to pass pre employment medical checkup in singapore? Anyone can share? Thanks.

Yes. U can audit them. Audit anyone come late to work or anyone leave early. Audit whether they supply any toilet paper to be used or just provide a bowl of water...

if really go to Singapore, how much money do I need to bring in? Got interview on next week.

Does take taxi able to reach Pasir Panjang and Bukit Bakok

i believe this map is useful..

http://gothere.sg/maps#q:pasir%20panjang

its hard to say how much u need to bring in, as we dont know how many days u will be there, how much you will be spending or plan to spend on food etc

as for the taxi fare, u will be able to get an estimated fare from the website above

This post has been edited by ccgenius: May 6 2014, 04:39 PM

Hi All, want to ask some questions.

1. If a malaysia work in singapore, does he need to pay income tax in malaysia? how to calculate the amount for salary SGD 2700?

2. SGD 2700.00 is sufficient to stay at singapore and save money? normally how much can be save monthly?

3. My current salary is RM3700.00. Do you think i should take the offer of SGD 2700.00?

Hope to hear opinion. All are welcome.

how long is your experience?

Then mean not easy to get accountant job in audit firm at Singapore

My Uni study and current job is in Telco (WiMAX). 1.5 years.

The job is network (routing, switching).

Is it worth to consider the offer?

always there're opportunities.. minimum? no minimum... as long get hired

mmu say mmu la...

oh no... but if tb no longer infectious i think ok, unless u r a vector/carrier.. then mayb bad news.. but hey, its not HIV

bring sgd1k lor... got balance use for holis next time lor

1. no, my-sg got double tax treaty.. i think too low to pay tax

2. yea... based on that, maybe save 1k

3. no, ask for sgd3.7k

huh? accountant in audit firm? auditor u mean?

hayar, hard or easy just apply la.. free wat.. wat to lose

any automotive related vacancy in singapore ...?Am looking for some slot

yup
thx... then I keep applying loh...

1. No need to pay tax in Malaysia as you had paid in Singapore.

2. Can save 1k to 1.5k if not high spender and no commitment (e.g. pay insurance, house or car loan in Malaysia).

3. If you are desperate then can go for it. Else, can look for between 3k and 3.2k. Yet still need to see what other benefits of the current job offered. If the benefits is good, then why not.

Malaysians can get audit jobs in Sg without too much difficulty unless you are choosy about working in big4 or top6 firms.

Of course getting a job there and being able to survive there are two different matters. I'm not talking so much about the pay as the working conditions. Long hours and multiple jobs are quite standard and you experience that in KL too. However, be ready for some discrimination, some bullying and a much more serious work culture.

Sg employers are open to graduates from here, even those from private universities. I know of many graduates getting jobs in banks there, even though these are largely sales jobs.

The main thing is your ability to secure an interview and your being able to articulate yourself at the interview.

All the best!