Update your new passport number with MOM

http://www.mom.gov.sg/~/media/mom/document...culars-form.pdf

Your friends have lied to you!
I just did this a few months back too, as knwong mentioned you'll need to fill in that form and submit on their website
Remember to follow up after a week or 2

driving into SG very exp.... including those tolls.....   

Go experience the causeway jam once and then decide.

On the contrary I'm not exactly unhappy - enjoy seeing the growth rate of my bank account and it's plenty enough for food - sans daily yuppie kopi.
Maybe that didn't come out right - wasn't judging or anything, just saying that the jam might not be worth the perceived savings.

My opinion is that it is only viable for Singaporeans - they rent out their hdb for a few thousand and rent or buy for themselves something across the causeway.

In dilemma of whether to pursue a potential life-changing career, or not.
27 this year, plan to stay at SG for another 3-4 years then go back Msia retire. 

Not aiming to be very rich, I could live with rm10k passive income every month. 
Current job:
IT developer at a foreign bank. Good pay + stable job + upcoming international business travel (solid for CV)
A little in comfort zone already. 
Being hunted for:
Somewhat similar but slightly more on operational support role in Facebook.
Hop increment would be anywhere around 10 - 20%. (yes not that much)
Perks of switching:
- Better reputation
- Better culture and environment (current one is pretty good)
- Permanent (currently on annual contract)
- Free food all day long! 
- Slightly better $$
Concerns of switching:
- Not that keen on operational role. Prefer to be active in development.
- Slightly limited career progression choices (compared to current job) should I decide to go back to bolehland.
- Workload and stress would be way higher than now.
What you guys think? I hope at least one person suggests me to stay. 

Your masters might not mean much, but having to work overseas in a country like Myanmar usually comes with higher compensation
If your job was to be locally in SG I'd say you can consider it, but not in Myanmar

Hi guys just wondering whether do u guys use Singtel or starhub more? I'm planning to buy a phone together with the phone line

guys... girls.... 450sgd room in Singapore is good deal ? with wifi and ultilities...... you all rent whole unit or just room ?

north line... sembawang... admiralty there..... small room no prob..... sleep..... rest.... and surfing net with pc only.... mostly working

hi guys, got question here regarding malaysia postpaid plan,

now i work in singapore and i still retain my postpaid plan for malaysia line,
thinking of changing it to prepaid or cheaper postpaid.
1. if change to prepaid plan, i still have to topup to keep the sim active (RM30 for 30days)
2. if change to postpaid i also need to pay monthly.

any idea? how u guys maintain the malaysia line?

prepaid digi? rm50 for 1 year?
  i will try to research xia. tq

any other way?

haha. good point also

this is the only postpaid plan im stalking. I saw that u28 can apply 1 more subline which is only rm10.
I may ask my gf subline for me (she using u28). just wondering can the subline subscribe to any data plan when im in Malaysia.

thanks . was looking thru xox website. seems like a good deal. mnp to xox and get 28months validity
do you know the price of xox data subscription ? how much for 1gb etc..

chill. not that I cant maintain. 
im just looking for alternatives/options from other pros here before settling on 1.
I look thru jobstreet, jobsdb, monster, linkedin and others. send numerous resume.
only few apply after almost 2months.

Dafuq...  Thats like 18bucks a month...  Ur sg salary cant maintain this small cost?
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chill. not that I cant maintain.  nod.gif
im just looking for alternatives/options from other pros here before settling on 1.

yea. we value our money 
and which plan are you referring to rm50/year?

... you should try m1 then, 0 connection when in the MRT when it's going through underground tunnel 

hey guys, remember to file your tax

e-filling in Singapore so easy , as compared to Malaysia

imo i dont think so.

Anyone here live in JB and drive to SG for work every day?

JB Drive to SG, means either drive singapore car, or must be S-Pass and below, driving malaysian plate and paying SGD20 per day. unless you work shift job, and drive in and out at odd hours, else be prepared to be stuck in jam everyday.

Similar question, but how many are riding motorbike to work?

Sifu here any comments? How frequent and dangerous is accident and getting robbed?

Lester1987 is your man