Your degree is recognised overseas by certain universities. I know we have twinning programs with more than a few universities in Australia and UK especially, less in the US but still possible.

You can always go to Wisma HELP, level 8, Psychology department and consult the people there such as Linda, Jo or Jue Ying. I think it's even better if you already have an overseas university that you have in mind so they can confirm straight whether furthering your studies there after the HELP's programme is possible or not.

Yes, I can't really blame them totally, as they do not have in depth knowledge regarding many things since there are far too many courses to cover.

I know there are many universities that are not listed as a partner with the BPsych programme, but nonetheless accepts it or is willing with some conditions attached. This is why you are better off approaching the Department of Psychology personally, as they will be able to e-mail/contact those responsible in the university you wish to transfer to and hammer out a deal or something.