All information can be found here. If you turn up without student pass/working pass, they will usually reject you.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1440794

Yes. It's entirely possible. Maybank is the only one which allow that without the need to be a priority customer. See honsiong reply. And that's also application by post. No banks let you do it via online for obvious reason.

Yes. Maybank works wonder for those who don't want to travel down. Also limited until this opportunity is close.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Dec 18 2017, 08:31 AM

Check the link given above. All info is in that link.

Not true. All info is in the link above. If you have the patience to read through everything

ShinG3e, you are my sifu too

Depends. You want also can. You don't want also can.
Don't want = open using maybank malaysia
Want= go for DBS, standard chartered

Not all MBB can do this application
Recommended you open one ASAP or else you will regret it when MBB decide to discontinue this program.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Dec 20 2017, 01:46 PM

Yes. Selected maybank branch only.
Of course all documents must bring as usually they don't have it with them.

Just use certain maybank branch in malaysia. No need to go down also

Can. I am living proof. Showed them my student ID to prove to them why I am not working.

Lol. Why are you asking this kind of question?

Er you do know that Malaysia also don't tax your foreign income right?

Yes. If you try from SG site, confirm kena rejected. So the only way is to go from Malaysia site. All info is in previous link shared few post back.

Only certain Maybank branch in malaysia can do that. The form you need to fill up is maybank isavvy application form.

Google this
. Look for the newest form. Print and fill up that form.

I don't know which branch. The branches which process this application are listed at the back of the form.

Yes you can withdraw SGD and deposit SGD cash at Maybank SG ATM/CDM which will deduct/deposit from your account. It won't even touch your Malaysian account. Of course application takes like 1-2 months. 1 month if you follow up (call them). 2 months or more if you don't call them

Not true. If you are easily earning SGD10k/month, just open priority banking with OCBC MY then ask them to open priority banking with OCBC SG. Then you can also deposit and withdraw SGD cash from OCBC atm in SG. CCBC have more atms and branches than Maybank due to SG govt ruling (Maybank ATM must be at branch only and is restricted to 14 branch island wide). You can find OCBC atm/cdm everywhere.

Not to mention OCBC SG have a multi currency account, something which Maybank don't have. They let you withdraw/deposit foreign currency cash with 1% fee. If use cheque from SG, it's free. I highly don't recommend the multi currency account as that 1% fee on deposit and withdrawal is steep.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Dec 26 2017, 12:57 AM

Answer is above.

Application all online. It's all there. I applied first for Posb eEveryday Savers. Transfered SGD500 from my multiplier account (make sure multiplier got SGD3500 beforehand) first on the same day of opening to prevent them from
charging me. Once open, contact customer service via account inbox to ask how to close from Malaysia, send official form (obtained from customer service) to close my DBS multiplier with instructions in the form to transfer out the remaining SGD3000 to POSB account and then it was put to good use.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Dec 27 2017, 11:27 PM

Transfer out your FSM MY & SG to POEMS SG. What for you want to continue paying service charge + platform fees?

Of course cannot. DBS, OCBC and UOB have their own multucurrency account which support USD. Again not recommended as it's hard to transect online. You are better off with transferwise multi currency account.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Dec 28 2017, 05:29 AM

That's why ask you to go open transferwise online account. Siap with swift code some more. Then use moneymatch to fund it.

That you need to explore and research yourself as I can't help you.

It's valid. You can ask the brokers on how to get the money out as a foreigner. They will tell you the steps. Worse come to worse, just do a Singapore will la. It's cheap. Only about SGD100+ (NTUC)

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Dec 28 2017, 08:42 AM

Ask elea. She expert at it.