Working in Changi airport itself meaning you are working with retail shops there? Then no need to rush to work so early

Can stay near Johor CIQ and take direct bus to Changi airport: http://www.regentstar.travel/crossborder/1...812trips%29.pdf

RM10 one way. Another S$10 return

I would like to connect with anyone holding EntrePass here. Please reach out to me or if you know someone else with one, let me know.

I would like to learn and seek some experience

I think you didn't state clearly a lot of info.

When did you start working in 2015?

Did you continue to work into 2016?

Have you left the job and return home?

All those have different implication on taxation

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Causeway crossing on average takes 30 min driving in the morning. Evening rush is worse.

Give yourself 1.5 - 2 hours buffer when driving to work. Say work at 9am, come out at 7am

If driving it is not as bad as you think.

If motorbike or bus takes longer

You are just speculating on this. Even the best economist can't advise you on this

Best financial arrangement for me is to stay put and only transfer when you have the need to use the money in MY, such as buy house, settle PTPTN loan - regardless of what the currency exchange like at that time

I transfer big sum of money back more than a year ago thinking by putting it in MY Bank FD the high interest can earn more. Then I realize by NOT moving any of those money back i can earn more through increasing SGD to MYR conversion

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

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

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

Reported in CNA there's big fire in Jurong Island. Stay safe.


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Very difficult. Jobstreet is a very popular job hunting platform, for every job posted there are 100 applicants. You know your probability already

To get into S'pore it's easier if you know friends or family who can recommend you into S'pore companies. According to a HR study, 70% of jobs in companies are never advertise. If no suitable internal candidates or recommendations, then only it'll get advertise

Your last statement there will not go well with senior members. You are stereotyping too much. Companies hire high post with different expectation or KPI, commensurate with market rate pay for them. Eventually you will reach that position in the future. You'll know you sounded foolish for coming out with that statement later when it hit you back

Why not reveal the medical condition? Good for everyone awareness here

Not that we know who you are or your gf

There's no 1 card fits all. Slowly explore below. Most will ask for high annual income and 3 months payslip from foreigner

http://www.imoney.sg/credit-card

Banks including government services here constantly change and update their procedures.

Whatever advise you received here regarding opening of bank accounts, approval and collection of EP cards may have change a lot from yester years. Best is to call in to the banks and government agencies to enquire

You are not telling the whole story. Did you break the law?

Didn't know they do cross border.

The way you ask the question is not intelligent, that's why you get that kind of response. Should have ask first for anyone who works in Jurong Shipyard...

During this downturn whatever HR benefits available all this years may be reduced already

If you are young, fresh from college plus 1 year work, generally company still consider fresh. Have to train up a lot

But if you are early thirties with only 1 year relevant experience, then chances to land a job is higher. These are matured workers, with good problem solving, self-reliant

How many jobs did you applied actually? Never know JobStreet cap a limit to someone's application