Getting robbed in Singapore is rare. But accidents do happen involving motorcycles here. Why not consider public transport?

Generally rental in Yishun is relatively cheaper compared to other areas. Kinda like considered a "kampung" if to compare with other parts of Singapore. They're a lot of new developments going on in Yishun, supply more than demand, so everyone's pretty desperate to rent out their units. If you're patient enough, you'll be able to get a good deal.

Ask ur relative gv u his utility bill, i think should work

yes. the bank just wan the address stated there.

Oh! I sent them the utility bill already. If they reject again then I'll try sending them the employment letter with my Malaysia's address then. Thanks ya!

Private car or what? If private car you have less to worry about.

was thinking the same thing....

and one more thing is,.... can i bring my hamster through custom ? only 1.....

driving in.....
@chickenessence

im moving my stuff into sg on 15th.... whats your area bro ?

yes i drove before... but wouldnt it be risky if got caught ? they got the scanner for " living things" monitor right ? anyone ??

It was a pirated OS machine but nope, no issues in bringing it from M'sia. Brought along my 24" monitor together as well. I did place it inside a luggage bag though (easier to lug the whole thing around).

how does a privated WindowsOS looks like? Highly customized for your own private needs?

Joke aside, no one can advice you on bringing illegal stuff / copyright material into Sg. then again, if you willing to take the risk, then by all means ....

2nd hand stuff here are pretty cheap
What i did was bring my hdd and get the rest over here

Good luck hahahaha its a fun exam. Anyway, can PM me if you want to know more for civil exams and route.

Mechanical can call Ir. jitshiong for advise.

Ya I working in C&S consulting firm. You? Tough life huh as engineer in SG .

Thanks for your reply, I googled online, some people say cannot

If driving it is not as bad as you think.

If motorbike or bus takes longer

Never ride motorbike crossing the Causeway myself so please take my advise with pinch of salt

But according to a technician friend working in Yishun which I met 2 years ago, he wakes up 4:30am so that he can be in time to reach work before 7am. Average 1 hr time to cross

i day easily consumed up extra 4 hrs of travelling compares to staying in Sg. Means 1 month total of 88 hrs in a month, for 22 days work.
Now, how much is 88hrs worrh to you?

When going in from JB to SG. (causeway)
exclude your travel time, to be on the safe side, U need to spare 1 hour 30 mins for queue. It really depends on your luck, if you manage to enter the fast lane, U will crossed within 20 mins, If you suay suay got halau to the back, 1 hour is expected.  This I am talking about 6:30-7am.

If you leave home at 5am, you can cross in around 30-40 mins. But don't put too high hopes also. Sometime it might take u to an hour.

When going back SG to JB (causeway)

Sometime I leave office at 6pm, reach causeway around 6:25 to 6:30. Always needs minimum 1 hour 30 mins to cross. It would be consider lucky if you manage to reach home before 9pm. Queue wise usually its 1 1/2 hours to 2 hours (unavoidable). Also don't bother going back late. Even you go back at 12am, there will still be a 20-30mins queue waiting for you. unless we are talking about 2:30-4am. then its smooth.

If you are talking about the KTM JB Sentral - Woodlands CIQ, those 5:30am to 7am schedule are normally sold out, 30 days in advance. Other time schedule still can purchase as not peak hour

fixed. assuming you are an educated, white collar worker then why do you need to waste 20hours a week on commuting

true,i straight away find a room in sg instead- -"
i think time and health way more important than those bit of money spent...
somemore the work life balance here isnt good at all...with the travelling..seriously no time for ownself d

I've been commute jb - sg via motorbike for a year, and i'm working at jurong island, start work at 8am..
Usually morning reach the Woodlands checkpoint around 5.20am, and would clear from checkpoint around 5.45am, then will be reaching jurong island around 6.10am.. i then take a nap at office..
Tried going out late around 6am reaching the checkpoint, result is reaching office 5 minutes before 8am.

Finished work at 7pm, would reach Woodlands checkpoint around 7.30pm, end up spend around 1 hour 30 minutes to clear the checkpoint normally, and sometimes reach 2 hour.
Now i always use Tuas checkpoint for going back to jb, as normally would stuck at Tuas around 30 - 45 minutes, but  would taking a long way to reach my home for using 2nd link highway. But i think i prefer longer way than stuck in a traffic jam.