Already in the plan. Will happen during this Sultan Johor era as Malaysian King...

If majority of the JB citizens already working in Singapore, and Sultan and Singapore and the JB residents are all agreeable to have special laws which Singapore enforcement can control the JB citizens as far as various local civil and criminal laws are concerned. Essentially JB laws will be more similar to Singapore than Malaysia due to this special "status". Just like HK and PRC mainland have different laws, while still belonging to PRC. JB citizens who commit crime in Singapore will still be easily arrested by Singapore in JB. To escape, they have to go through immigration at JB border to enter Malaysia.

Of course many parties will object. But certain situations may arise that they find it acceptable, if JB become way more richer than Malaysia and is no longer really "Malaysia" since most of them spend their time in Singapore anyway.

Should take Thomson line. Much faster.

China police do not have jurisdiction to enforce laws directly in Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR.


Both Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR operate under the "One Country, Two Systems" framework, which grants them a high degree of autonomy, including their own legal systems and law enforcement agencies.


This means that local laws are administered by their respective authorities, not by China mainland police.


For example, in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Police Force is responsible for law enforcement, and they operate independently of the China mainland authorities.


Any involvement of China mainland agencies would typically need to go through established legal and diplomatic channels, rather than direct enforcement actions.


This arrangement underscores the distinct legal and governance systems in place under the "One Country, Two Systems" policy, which aims to preserve the autonomy and unique characteristics of Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR despite their integration with China.



I think Forest City could potentially collaborate with Singapore.

Malaysia could regulate it effectively since it's an island..



Singapore maintains exceptionally high standards in terms of its border security measures.

It emphasizes that these standards are consistently upheld and do not decline or regress over time.

This commitment ensures that Singapore's borders are effectively protected against various potential threats, contributing to national security and stability.

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 29 2024, 08:51 AM

Even China citizens traveling to Hong Kong SAR or Macau SAR need to go through an immigration process.

In the future, do you think citizens of Johor Bahru and Singapore or tourists traveling between Johor Bahru and Singapore will be able to move freely without going through immigration process?



I think Forest City could potentially collaborate with Singapore.

Malaysia could regulate it effectively since it's an island..



Singapore maintains exceptionally high standards in terms of its border security measures.

It emphasizes that these standards are consistently upheld and do not decline or regress over time.

This commitment ensures that Singapore's borders are effectively protected against various potential threats, contributing to national security and stability.

Maybe johor also have later?

RM50 for 5 years!!!!

https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-se...port-to-brunei/

**Restricted Passport to Brunei**

**Issued to**	Malaysian citizens residing in Sarawak, Sabah, and the Federal Territory of Labuan for travel to Brunei Darussalam.
**Application**	Applications can be made at the Immigration Offices in Sabah, Sarawak, and WP Labuan.
**Validity**	Five (5) years from the date of issue.
**Payment**	RM 50.00 (new rate effective 1 May 2011).

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jun 29 2024, 09:03 AM

It's troll thread failing to recognize that SG is the seize of Serdang in Selangor with dictatorship style government.

Where are the photos of the Armageddon like scenes after the major train breakdown few weeks back??

Distance-wise, it is not too far. 26km+ from Kranji to Sentosa, maybe due to slower speed? In KL, I take MRT Kajang 1st station to Mutiara Damansara, also 1 hour sharp, with further distance. Been years with MRT/LRT, never take Komuter since years ago. Drive, will stuck until no tomorrow at Cheras Grand Saga.

Train frequency in Malaysia is terrible

Eagerly waiting for new RTS, JB - Singapore. Better waiting time than take cars to Singapore back & fourth.

He cannot sign up to HWZ letew. HWZ requires an SG number to sign up.

Light train, or proper train train? Light train peak hour frequency is 3 minutes, and off peak is 7 minutes, which is actually similar to Singapore.

This. They refer back to many year ago interval perhaps. Inb4 I heard it from others.

Rindu zaman kampung or whatever his nick was. This is sampah tered.

Kampung2005

https://myrapid.com.my/28-june-2024-good-morning/

Kajang MRT peak hour frequency is 5 minutes, which is worse than its design capacity. Before Covid they could do like 3 minutes frequency. Kajang line is packed to the brim during peak hours due to this.

are you the real forumer @Kampong2005 ?

MRT can cuci mata see moi with those headphones eye look up and down.

For more context read about it in my old tered…

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=5289613&hl=

Kesian...

Hopefully no japanese available on train