I think you can do it after your approval. ICA will have a form for your employer to fill when you complete your formalities.

Need to look at JD to determine. Desk engineer can be someone that help users plug keyboard and mouse ($1.5-$2k) to someone that handles everything from server/network/infra ($3.5-$6k)

chinese tea that is made from tea bag. the string when u pull to make the tea is like the fishing action.

yes, if you looking for chinese tea, you have to order "diao yu". when I first arrive in Singapore. I ask my aunty to buy me "cina teh ais". she scratch her head so end up order 1 diao yu and 1 cup of ice for me.

Yes, As long as you have a singpass account, you can do it online and transfer $1k to the account number generated.

JB address is allowed. dont mislead people if you dont know.

dont mislead people if you dont know.

Also please inform your friend before hand the consequences. When you put your IC address to their address, Your income will automatically be included in their "household" income. If they are getting some perks from the gov, it might breach the income ceiling and their tongkat might be taken back by the gov.

if you just started working and still working in SG, you will be calculated as tax resident la. here is the example.

salary 4k per month. 48k per annum. you start working in August 2019.

august till dec = 4k x 5 months. = 20k.

salary earned below 20k = no tax.

days stayed in SG less than 183 days. but you still continue working in the same company.

for 2019, the company will declare 20k for you. you no need pay a single cent since its below 20k. But for 2020, assume you still earning same salary,

you will pay the tax for 20-30k = 2.5%, 30-40k = 3.5%, 40-48k = 6.5%

250+350 + 520 = 1120.

Hope that clarify your queries.

then prepare to pay 15% tax. that's all.

to get the exact date, you need to look at both of your company's employment pass / s pass / WP issue and cancellation date.

That is the only proof you have to fight for the days you stay in Singapore as a resident.

4th May you should be safe la. They calculate the day you start work.

mackiddo

I masuk through Woodlands and keluar by Tuas. my work hours a bit flexible. usually i leave home around 8am. reach checkpoint around 8:30, most of the time will clear around 10-15 mins. worst case scenario 30 mins (exclude cocked up time like system down etc). balik via Tuas. The queue also around 30-40 mins usually. i reach there around 6-6:15pm usually. We have a telegram group for bikers with around 900 members in it providing live update on bike queue.

The IU i think can install anytime one. As long as you bring your bike to any VICOM center can do already.

his statement is completely misleading one la. listen to him 10% you can go holland.

I am a SG PR with SG driving license.

1. SPR are not allowed to drive foreign vehicle in Singapore doesn't matter you hold Msia license or SG license.
2. When you convert your license to SG license, By Malaysian law you cannot keep your Malaysian license. No issue driving in Malaysia as Malaysia recognize SG license.
3. I can even buy a car in Malaysia with my SG license.
4. I had an accident with my brother's car in KL and claim insurance. All matter to insurance company is you the insurance cover note have your name or not.
5. Whether you can drive your friend's car or not depends on the insurance cover note and not your license. If your name is covered for the car, back to point 2.

this includes Malaysia license holder. nothing to do with which country's license you are holding. You try drive your friend's car with a Malaysia license but your name not in their insurance cover note and get into accident see what happen.

he is contradicting himself. he keep emphasizing money is not an issue for him, then say he like driving.

If money is not an issue then can always buy a new maserati in SG ma.

The complication doesn't comes from SG side but rather the country that you will be working in. If you are employed in SG but work from home in Msia for example, you are generating your productivity in Malaysia and you should be paying tax to LHDN instead of IRAS. Your company and you can be fine heavily if someone report you to LHDN. Most companies especially MNC will not take the risk. Unless you have an exemption from LHDN mentioning won't tax you due to covid then you are fine. There is a FAQ published by LHDN on exempting the tax for those working from home in JB due to border closure.
It subject to a few criteria that you need to meet.

1. you are a daily traveller before covid and you are stuck in JB now due to border closure.
2. There should be no change in your employment contract (means you cannot switch employer during this period).
3. you will continue your daily travel when border reopens.

most MNC in SG emphasize on work life balance. to be honest all the company i work in SG more chill than those i work in KL.