QUOTE(vikingw2k @ Dec 2 2015, 12:26 PM)
Food about $4-8 like what the other dude had mentioned. When you are free, walk around and you might bump into cheaper alternatives. E.g. some places offering $2.40 for 2 vege 2 meat kinda mixed rice.
Transport - BUS - Raffles Place to JB - Go to Bugis mrt, walk to Queen Street and board bus CW2. It'll cost you $3.30 to JB CIQ and then to Larkin bus terminal. More info
here.- BUS - Raffles Place to KL - Take mrt to Lavender or Nicol Highway, walk to Golden Mile Tower, buy bus ticket from Starmart to KL. It'll cost you $30 for weekend and $20 for weekdays. Alternatively you may book online
here. Golden Mile to KL is about 6-7 hours.
- FLY - Try browsing TigerAir, Jetstar or Malindo's website and wait for promotion.
Room Rental- There are 3 types of room. Small aka utility room(1pax), Common Room(2pax) and Master Room(3pax).
- A small room is about $450-500(without aircond). Some landlord might include utilities(electricity and water) in your room rental fee, some you have to pay separately.
- A common room ranged around $600-800.
- Masterroom is about $800-1xxx depending on what they are including.
Mobile phone. - Mobile phone package ranged between $30-50 monthly for average user(data and calls).
Example of monthly breakdown,
$500 Room Rental, small room 1 pax.
$600 Food - $20 x 30 days.
$ 50 Mobile Phone
$ 50 Transport (Bus & MRT)
$50 not enough for transport I think. Say $1.5 per way to work. One day already $3. 20 days $60 d. Some activities on random day/weekend, another $20 maybe around $80.
$600 for food depends I think. Currently I use about 600 for food + phone + transport + groceries per month. But my work place nearby normally just eat food court la. $3-6 per meal. No need $20 a day.
Haha... Just saying... I was using less than $450 a month on all those thing previously in the first half year when I just came to SG. Since then there's some adjustment in salary and so the increase in expenses haha
QUOTE(deodorant @ Dec 2 2015, 03:53 PM)
Singapore is a lot more competitive than KL is. If you can't make it in KL it's unlikely you will fare any better in SG. Anyways you can always PM your CV to our "BIG FOUR" daikor/daikarche's here and see if your profile is worth their time. Banking/Finance
Fiona Chin, Oil & Gas
MacKiddo, IT
Lester1987, events
scitzo.
But I think he mean...
Work till die at KL still earn nothing have to ikat perut. Might as well work in SG till die at least still got savings.
I think so haha.
Seriously I'm glad that I chose to work in SG 1.5 years ago. That time, calculate working in KL still got like RM500 savings per month based on estimated salary. Now if work there... Maybe every month negative d. Have to really eat roti everyday.
This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Dec 4 2015, 09:10 AM