Wanna ask if Working in Singapore got EPF or not?
Need to pay tax also?
Now minimum wages for working in Singapore for fresh graduates degree is how much.

income tax (to sg gov) 100% for sure need to pay liao.
epf equivalent is called cpf there. only if u becum pr got cpf, if u no sg pr then u got 100% salary & no cpf deduction at all.
minimum wage I'm not sure. last time I use spm can get 3k while my kolik using degree only get 2.6k. it's also depend on ur work pass type (whether work permit / employment pass / etc) & based on ur skillet too.

I assume for your level, should be able to get an employment pass. CPF only available to citizens & PRs. Might be starting from 2.5k.

Malaysia Pr and citizen only have CFP.
Fresh grad salary starting 3k SGD
You need to pay tax if you stayed in Singapore for more than 183 days (not sure the correct figure)

Stay in Sg earn their money but don't wan pay tax , dream laa

TS, what's the reason for this thread? If it's for post count, ok.

If it's to find info before you decide to work there, I suggest you reconsider your decision. A person who likes to be spoonfed (Google search will yield those answers to your questions) will not survive there.

1 yes
2 yes
3 this is singapore .. so malaysian would be half.

Minimum salary for employment pass is SGD4500. Next year will be raised to SGD5000.

Our EPF better, even with working visa also can contribute to EPF

Rental of a room there could easily reach SGD1,000 nowadays

Pho real

Real. You may google rentinsingapore for a general idea of how's the rental market there.

Wanna work in Singapore, best to find friends to share room rental together, else hard to save money.

LOL if want find room , i help u , not even cost $1000 per month a single middle-size private room only cost around $600-700

What's private room?

private room mean u stay alone la for the whole room

This post has been edited by TianJian: Mar 17 2022, 10:11 AM

Better skip cpf and put into epf. Percentage return so low and i think withdrawal at agr 65

Diu....I thought you were referring to a room in a private property (condo, landed)

Never heard of this term. At most people say "rent whole room" mah.

1. If you qualify for CPF, you cannot opt out unless you reject being a PR. If you intend to stay long, it's silly to reject being a PR.

2. With CPF, you'll have employer contribution which is quite a big sum.

3. CPF contribution is tax deductible.

Woahhh.

u need let him know benefit of CPF also