I tried applying other companies but no replies.

Didnt want to go into audit firms anymore.

Want to do accounts instead.

That is the problem I never think off when my boss transferred the money to me.

My boss went back overseas and put me in charge of all payment settlement as I am his accounting staff. So he just use his internet banking and transferred the money into my account. So while he is in overseas, I have to make all the payment on behalf including worker wages from my savings account.

As he is in overseas for a long time, he would not be able to sign any cheque and pass it to me. Hence the burden fall to me as he prefer to be in overseas.

I did tabulate the spreadsheet to monitor the movement of the cash flow in case there is any doubts as money is a pretty sensitive thing.

But sigh.....I doubt the bank will agree to give me a chance to explain. And I am not sure whether I am going to be blacklisted.

Thanks anyway.

hotpie73 I guess most Malaysians who apply PR don't bother translating their birth cert because most of the time ICA accepts our Malay language cert.

Keyword being "most of the time," because I vaguely remember got once or twice in earlier versions of this thread that some ppl complained that their ICA agent didn't accept, and told them to go get translation.

To own a car in singapore is not that bad actually, it really depends on you commitment and disposable income.

Whole unit should be around $2,300

Tnjung pagar is my new favourite place. Love all the Jap food there.

bro, you belong to the top 10% income group in sinkie so diff story la...you rather spend the money to travel every weekend to all the exotic places.. young n successful

It all depends on needs, most of my JB/johor friends bought car here as they need to travel back almost every weekend with whole family (spouse/kids) ...

KLIA so far away, more sian.

Sometimes can't don't look at money now. Especially in Malaysia. 3.5k ain't a lot now haha... If a car is a must and has to pay rental then 3.5k probably just right without much savings That can't be said for 2.5k in SG. Still can live a moderate life without starving or going extreme to save on food. Can still make quite a big sum of savings.

if nth happens. then nth will happens.
if something happens that involved u or the address u registered to. then u may be in trouble.  touch wood
just imho, try avoid this complication if can.

Wouldn't that be no different than just keeping the SGD in Singapore?

you tak suka you move your family over lor