QUOTE(gnc88 @ Jul 29 2014, 10:58 AM)
Basically:
PROS:
1. More education subsidy
2. SG kids allotted primary school seats before PR kids
3. Increase chances in purchasing landed homes
4. Rubbing shoulders with men-in-white and enjoy numerous perks ... since i'm an active GRL

CONS:
1. Malaysia embassy "disowns" you the moment you started the SG citizenship application process. They treat you like traitors.
2. Not enough benefits to separate between PR and SG - nevertheless, a few prominent figures are actively campaigning that ABSD is removed for SG but maintained for PR. So, we shall wait and see.
3. Kena targeted by Malaysia Police for "saman" since you can't produce MyKad anymore.
4. Can't buy low-cost housings in Malaysia anymore

Basically, I'm here for the long-haul. I don't want to be caught in a situation that I ended up saying "I wish I have converted" when the gov implemented something new. By then, the government will definitely tighten the requirements.
PROS:
1. The subsidy not really promising. Baby bonuses good though.
2. Ok fair enough but much can be done like charity work to the schools.
3. Ya this one problem, my parents got rejected under personal ownership recently, then go buy using company name and problem solved (another house to inherit

).
4. Hidup papa Singapore but I don't stay at Tanjong Pagar, and don't like Vivian for now.
CONS:
1. MY embassy useless anyway. So not a cons.
2. They should do more for the citizens so PRs will have more tendency to convert. Now its feel like convert no convert no different. Convert liao you put us aside and face the same problem as the locals. Look at those so many complains from locals day day.
3. Local also kena so tak apa lah.
4. MY low-cost housing only for kronies's kronies. Hidup hidup.
QUOTE(alaskanbunny @ Jul 29 2014, 11:48 AM)
1. you can still buy property in sg without buyer's stamp duty... if u have cash even no worries, if u take loan as long as you can meet the tdsr then that's fine...
2. for msia properties, segmentation is very important.. compared to sg, msian property data is insufficient, therefore finding the right type of property at the right area at the right px is important...
Residential one how? Got legal lobang? Last house I paid 200+ k stamp duty for my part of nation building and contribute to the fireworks coming NDP.
QUOTE(gnc88 @ Jul 29 2014, 01:20 PM)
True. But since almost everyone wants to move up the career ladder, it isn't wise to continue staying as PR and being in a gov stat board. Chances are, you'll be left in one corner and rot.
Huh, SG promise us fair treatment based on merit leh.

They want to follow Malaysia's footstep prioritising one group of people?