if got household income of MYR30k (take home) in malaysia bro? still want to migrate?

Hard to believe I've already worked and stayed here for a year.

"if your wife not working, she can get 300 to 500/mth"

Which is this ? FTB ? or is this something else

below are the overall:-

electricity = 250 fortnight
gas = 300 fortnight
water = 250 fortnight
car loan = 350 per mth
house = 2000 per mth
food = 150/week
fuel = 100/week (both cars more than enuf)
kids daycare = 350/week
entertainment = 100/week
eating out = 100/week
miscellaneous = 50/week
the rest is savings

hope this helps

Thanks for the add up.
Your internet is cheap. I'm paying Telstra for $100/mth with shitty service. Why? coz my suburb don't have NBN, only adsl. Gonna change the telco soon to iinet.
Home phone is $hit. no even touching it for 6 mths dy....sometimes an anonymous calling for survey, telemarketeer with indian or phillipino accents...sorry, not to disrespect to both nationalities but what i'm trying to say the actual event i have so far...
Paying prepaid for $30/mth from optus. hmmm.....reminds me of getting a new phone....s7edge maybe?

Mobile service is that cheap ? How much storage do they give you ?

Should you be given the choice to settle down permanently in Australia or Singapore, which would you choose and why?
Considering the ease of doing business, raising families, cultural similarities, cost and quality of living inclusive of education and healthcare, etc... 
Everyone have their own reasoning, but I'm really interested to hear you take  especially for those who are holding multiple PRs or even citizenships *cough*

Should you be given the choice to settle down permanently in Australia or Singapore, which would you choose and why?
Considering the ease of doing business, raising families, cultural similarities, cost and quality of living inclusive of education and healthcare, etc... 
Everyone have their own reasoning, but I'm really interested to hear you take  especially for those who are holding multiple PRs or even citizenships *cough*

Can share how the tax contribute to our retirement in a nutshell ? Thanks.

If you are talking about the super co-contribution … you are only eligible if you are employed/self employed and are contributing into the super yourself as well. The amt is so small that you will not survive. Unemployed are not eligible

source : https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/super/in...o-contribution/

Aged care is income tested and you would need to have a substantial amt of cash or top hospital cover to live comfortably in aged care residence. The amt the govt contributes is less and less.
I have seen those figures in the public hospital and conditions are pretty bad in the big badly funded public services. You really don't want to be sick and poor. You will only get priority treatment if you are at your death bed.

We can no longer rely on the govt to fund our healthcare and I hope I will never have to set foot in a hospital and die peacefully at home.

Thanks for sharing here. Let's say in Australia, if I have no money; can I still receive treatment in the hospital ? I know Malaysia doesn't have age care centre that's why the mushrooming of old folks homes. Is age care in Australia mean there are places why the old people go for shelter ? I am not too sure how the system works there.

yeap, my wife just had operation last year for the cyst in ovary. had the scanning FOC. however the queue is sometimes took u months to slot u in.
that's why need to check the hospital with less crowded. if u're heading city centre, definitely will took longer. i always go to a little bit futher drive like 40min out of city to do check up.  took me weeks nia.
not too sangkala area like driving hours is not worth it. 

Nope. An average employee pays about 28% on their taxes.Here, the tax bracket can go up to 49% for individual. Thats way higher than malaysia, max 24% of your rm100k income. That is just the main tax. Not include the GST from other shopping + 10% more, levy for services.

Malaysia tax still lower.

Big income earner got to offset the tax by using negative gearing, which keep property price high. 

well, it's very much depends on individual. a few real life scenario in my social circle might give u a hint:-

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So which type of life you're looking at? this is just a scenario and might not be applicable to anyone....just for reference and just for laugh

Just thinking about it since ppl say can make load of money.

i started with 65k/annum exclude super, a family of 4, getting centrelink support. hmm, comfortable ok just need to keep an eye on every cent u spend.
my case during that time in perth as below:-

rent (2x1 apartment) - $300/wk
electricity - $150/fortnight
groceries - $150/wk (got salmon/cod, pork, beef, fruits, veges, milk....almost everything. enuf for whole family for a week)
clothing - $100/mth
fuel - $50/wk
phone (2 mobile) - $120/mth
internet - $80/mth
water - none...i dunno why coz no bill and i chase agent, they have no idea too....

income after tax is $1250/wk after tax
Thank God that groceries and clothing is cheap here...

Whats the medical like when u get sick?

After reading Nemesis1980's post, the 400/m insurance looks like an overkill. Maybe alot of unnecessary coverage.