UOB One card for cash rebate, about 3% and some % for oversea transactions. For other cards, you can apply them, get the freebies, cancel them before expiry date, wait for sometime and redo the process for new freebies.

OCBC Frank or 360

Just bring the IPA letter, your passport and money for registration. I forgot whether a recent photo is required. BTW everything should be listed along with  the IPA letter. Congratulation!

License translation to English?

Go outside of JB, like go KL and say you want the license extract for driving overseas that kind of thing. They will (unless you face problem) give you the extract without blacklist so you can concurrently hold both MY and SG licenses.

Of course you don't actually have to since SG license by law can be used in Malaysia.

JPJ jb and JPJ in all other states issue the letter just the same.
Just JB has a special counter for all this, from what I heard.
In penang, you just join the general queue and wait for your turn.
Do note that you will require an officer to sign on that extract.
Last I heard, SG no longer accept "This is a computer generated slip and no signature is required" or something similar anymore.

For Network Engineering line huge MNC, the business is usually Telco (singtel, BT, AT&T, etc) or SI (D-Data, IBM, etc).
Never seen other that those which will pay 6-7k SGD for L2 role.....

But good to know that so now I know I am paid way way way below market range......

Network engineer..sounds like a job with good prospect.Any tips on landing a network engineering job here in Sg?I looked through Jobstreet but it seems like most of the employers are looking for senior staff with networking background.I will be graduating from my IT course soon,should i go for MCSA or CCNA first prior applying for jobs?

Try easyroommate

Networking, or telecommunication is big market on its own. To think that it is just Data networking then you (not directed to you Jet23sky ) are very wrong.

Jobs available that's under the same umbrella:

1. Network - Data Engineering (Eg: WAN, LAN, etc)
2. Network - Data Security (A subset of Data Engineering, Firewall, SBC, etc)
3. Network - Voice Engineering (Telephony related stuff, Eg: VOIP, IP Phones, SIP Phones, common brands known will be Avaya, Microsoft, Cisco, NEC, etc).
If you are really curious about salary around the world for various jobs, use the website/app below, it will give you a rough idea where you stand, you can also search by region/country for various jobs:

http://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/telecomm...SRCH_KO0,26.htm

Certification is important in this industry, but as what Jet23sky mentioned, there are a lot of folks going for the certs, to the extend of even fresh graduates or students taking them during college time so it is getting more and more competitive. It's no longer about paper qualification, the higher you go, they tend to drill you a lot on other things now (Attitude, character, experience, etc).

Just my 2 cents.

P/s: I'm in Voice Engineering

Of course. To get high pay one must be able to justify why a company is willing to pay for that kind of money to hire you. IMO, not everyone deserves to get high pay.

As I always like to tell folks around me, "You Have A Choice". If you think the company that you are in is treating you like shit and you feel underpaid, try your luck elsewhere and jump, or to see what else you can improve on, or maybe to consider moving to something more niche. If one is lazy, everyday complain but do nothing, screw up attitude but demand for high pay, then that's really pushing it already.. 

The website is for you to gauge where you stand in the market today and where you should be targeting. Most MNCs (I don't know much about the smaller firms but I doubt they use this) use this as a benchmark to see where the market average salary is. I use it to know where I stand and to also see the market trend which is the right skill set needed in the market and expand my skill set to those, one should not just stay in one industry as IT tends to be outdated very fast.. So constant updating is required.

Hope this helps.

Oh and Jet23sky, this is not directed to you. I am just saying generally to folks around as I see a lot of people thinks Networking is easy and high pay, all also want to jump in, but they fail to realize it is not as "easy" as it seems.... To constantly going for a certification refresh every 2-3 years, to always study and read on new patches/upgrades/versions, to enhance on other subset skills, etc etc, and side note that all these certs are not cheap (mostly in USD).. I just want to set the expectations right.

If you feel that you are underpaid, why are you all still working there?
If you think your skill set can fetch you a better pay elsewhere, go get it.
If your skill set cannot fetch you the better pay even at other companies, then it is probably you are not underpaid, just you are not skilled enough for that pay you expect to get.

1) I never heard of such a thing...you mean MOM give companies 1 quota for foreigner's EP and a separate quota for Malaysian EP??