Can I bring bakwa back to sg?

i always bring d

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

Hmm.. Pork is controlled food in singapore.. Msia pork cannot be brought into Singapore. But i think is how stringent they check on this only.
I remember i saw that somewhere.. U may google from official website..

This is one of the questions frequently asked during cny..

Is that true? Motorbike will take even longer than cars?
Then on average how long does motorbike will take?

30mins for cars to cross doesnt sound so bad to me.. But what time crossing we r talking about? 7am?

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

Thanks for that.
2.5 hours in total. I guess if start work at 8.30am then will be worse traffic? And have to suffer the jam with vehicles exhaust fumes compare to those crossing in cars with aircon.
Tough life.

T.T

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?

Can share how u travel?
bus, motorbike, car, taxi, etc. etc?

Want to understand to make my decision.. in future.

so the new flat tax is 22%?

and the best prepaid is DIGI ? pay rm50 to keep the number ?

I just checked. 15% on gross income or 22% on net income.

and the 22% also for those who is in the top tier. Last time resident tax rate max out 20% now 22%.

If you back to MY once in a while don't really need Digi?

I using umobile, just make use of the grace period (2 months). So it will be alright if I go out to M'sia like once every 3 months. If go JB then I reload RM10 then it will extend another 2 months. But within the grace period can't call/sms only can receive. No problem receiving SMS for Maybank haha

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Apr 18 2016, 12:48 AM

Don't transfer savings... if you want, can play with some money you are prepared to lose. best to leave in fd collect interest.

You can PM Lester1987, pro-tem president of the MKRS (Malaysian Kacuak Rempit Singapore) Club.

I have been doing daily commute from JB to SG every workday (via Tuas 2nd link).
Working hours 9am-6pm, but I leave home at 5:30am. Most of the time I reach my office at Commonwealth around 6:30-7:00am.
Tried leaving home at 6:00am (30 mins later) but end up spending more time in the jam.

Going back to JB after work has always been a problem for us. Sometimes it can jam for 1-2 hours even if I go back at 8pm.

Your mode of transport is?

There's certain behaviour to the route once you are familiar with the 2 checkpoints, like which lane is faster to queue, time to arrive, etc.
For going back, I always take Kranji side when approaching Woodlands Checkpoint and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim (passing by the Top Up booth) when heading towards Tuas Checkpoint. Both route are faster and easier to 'squeeze' in

This post has been edited by knwong: Apr 18 2016, 09:38 AM

Depending on working hours, I start work at 7 and end at 4, and on average I spend 30 mins in jam both way at causeway. I try to reach checkpoint around 6 daily and can clear within 15-20mins and going back at 4 not that much traffic.

This post has been edited by tampinmy: Apr 18 2016, 09:39 AM

Driving bro. Coming to work jam is pretty OK; reach MY kastam 6:00am usually clear SG side around 6:30am.
Going back from work usually stuck immediately after Tuas flyover underpass. Sometimes end up jam 1 hour crawling to SG kastam.

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.

Wow, thanks for the info.

Seems like have to find some other method like taking the train?