from where ? if in KL can contact our vigilante Lester1987. He helped some forumers before. Just maybe share petrol and buy him dinner will do. A friendly guy. I think car is the easiest way. Anything to declare ?

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: May 20 2014, 10:28 PM

go uk, work uk...

transporter?

take pic of ur items... i transported mine by bus..

my job is IT related and another forumer tell me not to study IT degree . anyway I go for it as well.
because i think studying something I am doing now would be easier than studying something that I don't know at all.

You're being 'torn apart' by the wrong choices.

There is no "choice" between a Degree vs ACCA. To succeed, you need BOTH a degree and a professional qualification. All your competitors in Singapore will have both. Many will have both AND a MBA or Masters in Finance.

hey all, I'm fresh graduate engineer with degree holder. I am currently looking for a job in sg. May I know how much expected salary should I fill in the CV? Thanks in advance

Really depends on what company you applying in. What kinda engineer are you ? chemical engineer most likely will get a higher pay compares to like, mechanical engineer.

I see. But you can get a degree while doing ACCA. It's from Oxford Brooke's uni though

and you're working as a?

IT helpdesk .
still related to IT i guess

To those reached from Changi Airport and planning go to interview place. I may suggest take MRT rather taxi.

For myself go to Singapore with 2 Interview only cost me SGD 30 (including a lunch).

anyone here owns a HDB house/condo? i heard now even PR have to wait 5 years to buy HDB subsale and must not own any propoerty in malaysia

Losing a job not so good with family and kids. Maybe for them is early retirement with the money they have already.

Not only overseas, PR can't buy HDB if you have private properties in SG.

The rules changed again? They just implement the 3yrs term, now increase to 5yrs?

its is company dependent... not necessarily chem earn more than mec

*must not own residential property

3 years i think...

*residential private only

i thought 3? 5 years is MOP is it?

What is MOP?

http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10322p.nsf/w/...id?OpenDocument

Minimum Occupation Period

You must have physically occupied your flat for a period of time, referred to as the Minimum Occupation Period (MOP), before you are eligible to sell your flat in the open market.

The MOP is calculated from the date you collect the keys to the flat. It excludes any period that the flat is not occupied by the flat owners, such as when the whole flat is rented out or when there is any infringement of the flat lease.

The length of MOP depends on the purchase mode, flat type and date of flat application:

Ohoh this i knw however thx for ur info

Greetings guys...I will be coming to Singapore next Monday..gotten my IPA. Now need to complete my medical and room hunting. Will be working as a research staff in NUS.

Cool..i am working at call centre

How much is ur pay if you don't mind?

same shyt la, helpdesk is also a call center, just that we deal with IT related stuff.
regarding pay. of course >$20k as per /k/ rules.