QUOTE(K1d0 @ Mar 31 2017, 11:37 PM)
KilJim Bro thank you so much for introducing me the agent, finally secured a nice location at not bad price
He is really a good and professional agent 
pm me the agent. currently finding one tooWorking in Singapore V20, All About Living in The Little Red Dot
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QUOTE(vincentleong @ May 12 2017, 03:11 PM) Um... Not really. I've been driving my Malaysian car into Singapore everyday. But then again, my colleagues said I should really get a car in Singapore instead. They claimed that even with COE thrown in, it's cheaper to get a car in Singapore than having to pay for the VEP and other costs on a daily basis over 10 years. I have not worked out the TCO to determine whether that is true. If any sifus here can advise that'd be great as well. ur colleagues could be right. Oh, to add context, I'm already working in Singapore. it depends how long will u be commuting between MY SG. If commuting on every working day for more than 6 years, probably better to buy a SG car. |
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QUOTE(samtbt38 @ Jun 2 2017, 12:41 PM) i dont drink & dont mind pasar food, but still i want single room bc i value my sleep time he's refering to ezlink/nets flashpay for mrt/bus public transportation.thanks. how far ur place from office? why still got transportation cost? not to forget set aside expenses for phone and allowance for your parents. IMO 1000 per month is doable but kinda tight and no life lol. |
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QUOTE(apathique @ Jun 14 2017, 07:40 PM) Hi guys, general faq on 1st page covers 90%For those of you living/working/studying in Singapore, can I know what things would you have liked to know before going over? For example, legal requirements on tax, employment law etc? Basically, any knowledge (law related) that you couldn't source locally. Thank you. |
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hi guys, anyone paid msia cc bills using sg bank? or any btr way?
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QUOTE(iamihaveto @ Jul 3 2017, 01:22 AM) Hi guys, i am struggling between two options now. see what u prioritise man. and ur age.I am drawing 8.5k MYR per month, work life balance, good boss, and friendly colleagues. (Got time to develop my apps and web-site, intent to start my own co. if there is a chance) But recently, i got a SG job offering me 5.5k SGD, By the look of the director and the speed they process my job application. I think it will be a BIG NO work life balance + heavy workload. I know the final decision is always lied on my hand but i would like to hear some opinions from the forumers here. Thank you. *I am a IT programmer SG with big no work life balance will be depressing especially if no closed ones beside you. You'll miss home, family and friends but you'll get over it over time. Taking the new challenge is one thing, but is it worth it, is another thing. |
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QUOTE(Riolis @ Jul 3 2017, 04:58 PM) Anyway my EP just went through this morning, and now I need to start thinking about living there in SG. bank account should have some issue as they need you to prove your address using bills,etc unless u have special letter from your company.I'm currently working in Japan, so I cant go check and find place to live in person, so rather rushing to SG one week before I start working and choosing a bad place to stay, I was thinking of staying at an AirBNB for a month and move to a proper place later. Will that cause a problem, opening a bank account or getting mobile line and all that? mobile line can be opened as long u have the the physical EP card, not IPA. |
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if im 30 and have 10k salary, i rather be in msia together with my loved ones.
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QUOTE(ComputerIdiot @ Apr 18 2020, 12:40 AM) I just receive my 2019 IRAS tax, I have to pay tax for personal income tax 2019. IRAS very straighforward one. the tax payable is already self explanatory. thats the amount u need to pay, either one shot or via GIROThe picture is showing my total payable tax which is 400.20. The total personal relief is 1000. My question here is simple, I believe many of you got experience. Do I have to pay 400.20 ? Or I do not need to pay anything because 400.20 is under 1000 ? Is the 1000 relief need to apply first such as (delcaration, for medical, insurance etc kind of relief) with receipt as evidence ? If I do not have anything to claim for relief, I have to pay 400.20 ? Anyone can advice me please? I am a newbie [attachmentid=10470714] |
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