Daiso near stadium, japan home at paya lebar square, shengshiong near lor 15 geylang, ITEC around lor 21, fairprice at lor38.

Just enter as per normal visitors visa (white card). Your employer will then make an appointment with MOM for you to put in your fingerprint and have your photo taken. Once that is done, they'll take the white card from you and you'll get a piece of paper that allows you to work in Singapore.

It takes about a week after the appointment to get the actual EP card which will be sent to your employer.

Not sure about renting bedroom but singapore whole unit rental is usually 1 month deposit for 1 year contract. Renting rooms on the other hand, I've known of people who did not need to pay any deposit at all but I guess this depends on the owner/main tenant.

All personal preference I believe. I use Singtel since my residential line and internet are all with Singtel.

I heard however that Starhub apparently has this functionality that allows you to use your Singapore data plan in Malaysia (roaming data plan with no extra charges). So this is definitely a plus. http://www.starhub.com/personal/mobile/pre...happy-roam.html

Yes, what orangbulu said is correct.

As long you're working in Singapore you have to pay taxes (yearly) in Singapore be it at resident rate (if you're still working in Singapore) or if you resign you will be taxed at resident rate if previously have worked more than 6 months or 15% if you have worked for less than 6 months in Singapore. This income should NOT be filed under Malaysia income tax.

Similarly to Malaysia, the date of filing for taxes is around March-April, with the dateline for individuals around April.

Reference:
https://www.iras.gov.sg/irashome/Individual...ed-to-File-Tax/
https://www.iras.gov.sg/irashome/web/pages/...darListing.aspx

This post has been edited by dreambox: Apr 21 2016, 05:48 PM

Correct.

If you've not filed your income tax yet and you have not received any communication from IRAS, then maybe it would be good to call them up to check and inform them of the situation. Unless, your total income in 2015 is less than $22,000. If it is less than $22,000 then you will not be taxed.