Don't be a scum. If you borrowed the money, pay it off.

It is Malaysians with such attitude who head over to Singapore and give all Malaysians a bad name as they're bound to do something stupid in Singapore thinking they're still in Malaysia. Not to mention by eluding such payments, you're literally depriving the younger generation of their entitlement to a proper education loan when their parents can't afford it. Imagine if you are one of those who actually are in need of the loan however due to other people's fault, the body decided to stop giving this loan. How would you feel?

Day in day out there's been so many cases of Singapore PR or converted Singaporean (from Malaysia) who end up doing things that disgrace not only themselves but even Malaysians and Singaporeans.

Planning to apply.

Hey , did i mention/intend i will not to pay back the loan?

I only ask, CAN WE PAY THE LOAN after change nationality? I just worry if Citizen application approved but cannot revoke malaysian IC only! It will affect my future life plan such as housing, building family and etc. BTW I am not that kind of person ok

In addition, dont forget about your guarantor (while applying PTPTN) will need to settle this if you not paying LOAN!

BTW YOU ARE NOT ANSWERING MY QUESTION , you are whining.

This post has been edited by Frank3: Sep 9 2016, 12:05 PM

I admit I sounded a little too condescending back there, my apologies.

I am also not whining, just giving a reminder as there have been far too many going down that route. The period it takes to get a PR and then a citizenship in Singapore is actually way more than enough for you to set aside and pay off that loan considering SGD conversion rates. Unless you're telling me your loan is in the hundreds of thousand, I don't see why one can't pay it off within all that time frame.

As for your question, as long you've not been blacklisted in the immigration due to no payments to PTPTN, there shouldn't be any problem.

any problem that can be solved by money is not a problem.

Sell to immediate family members within 5 years no RPGT

My friend converted dy. Her PTPTN still not settle until now. So it's YES to your questions

But MY government is covering the loop hole.

How u knw they closing the loop hole ?

I accept your apology.

Yes, exactly i concern about is if i am not able to pay off PTPTN in one shot (around RM70 thousand, after convert still need SGD20k ++), am i able to revoke Malaysia citizenship.

Need to save SGD500++ by 36 months to reach this number, plus my salary is not many after deducted CPF, and the saving is for support family's loan, marriage, housing and etc..

I rather to pay the LOAN slowly instead of one time.

Thanks for the answer, appreciated it. Wonderin how MY gov cover the loop hole? Not allow to revoke Citizenship if holding LOAN?

This post has been edited by Frank3: Sep 9 2016, 02:12 PM

Friends like urs... Sigh. Make me feel sad la.

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Biar betul, are there really a lot of PTPTN loaners who come to SG and eventually become Citizen with outstanding PTPN loans?
That sounds like a very very small number of people

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Probably they're thinking to save money than paying the loan. SGd should be able to settle the loan off easily

only applicable between yourself to your parents/children. not applicable to siblings as i know. anyway, each citizen will have a once in a lifetime chance to waive off up to RM10k of RPGT

birthcert temporary held by them , and will be return .

IC and passport definately will be taken back .

understanding correct , and surrendering of citizenship can be done in Malaysian Embassy in Singapore .

Just google around there's alot of step by step

Hi all,

I put both my mobile no. and current address in M'sia in my resume. Will I even get a chance to be called by employer? How did you guys do this to secure your job back then. So far only applied to 10 companies which are related to my field. Going to drop more.

Thanks!

Hi sir, which bank are you opening?
I'm currently in sg and i heard from a friend i had to get a job before opening a bank acc. So i didn't bother open an account since then, carrying so much sg cash out everyday which worry me..

Pls enlighten me.. thanks

I believe you can open banks like OCBC. But you need upfront deposit of $1000.

Anyone can explain more detail IRAS for me