QUOTE(EddyHyip @ Feb 20 2009, 08:48 PM)
I don't know the reliability of the statistic made by jobstreet but it seems that the average salary for a fresh grad engineer in Malaysia is also RM2200, comparative with SGD 2200. Maybe one can earn high in a big company (mnc) but RM1800-RM2300 is what one may get for working with local company (or SMI).
You may find and compare them.... links below
http://myjobstreet.jobstreet.com/premium/b...neer|000|my||sg
http://myjobstreet.jobstreet.com/premium/b...neer|000|sg||sg
Anyway, thanks MPIK for highlighting this.
I do know foreign and local MNC in singapore do offer higher than SGD 2200 for fresh graduateYou may find and compare them.... links below
http://myjobstreet.jobstreet.com/premium/b...neer|000|my||sg
http://myjobstreet.jobstreet.com/premium/b...neer|000|sg||sg
Anyway, thanks MPIK for highlighting this.
2008
AMD - $2600 -$2800
HP - $ 2500 - $2900
Parkway - $2500-2600
Added on February 21, 2009, 12:38 pm
QUOTE(WyjSwmW @ Feb 1 2009, 11:26 PM)
I dunno why nowadays why so many ppl wanna apply PR. Apply PR only if you intend to work in Singapore for more than 5 yrs. Otherwise, dun apply for PR but instead apply for employment pass.
The reason being if you are a PR, u are require to contribute for CPF at 5% - 1st yr, 15% - 2nd and 20% - 3rd yr. So, if you intend to go back to Malaysia after working in Singapore for 5 yrs, dun apply PR.
What for you go and deposit 5% - 20% of your monthly income into CPF which you can only withdraw it at 55 yrs old. I understand your employer may contribute to your CPF as well but you intend to return to M'sia and do not wish to buy a property in S'pore, there is no need for you to apply for PR for the benefit of CPF.
The NPV of your CPF might even lower than the employer portion of the CPF if you can only withdraw at 55 years of age.
If I am not wrong, east malaysian (SPR) get special treatment. If they decided to quit and never moved back to singapore, they can withdrawn all their CPF. So, they don't need to reach age 55.The reason being if you are a PR, u are require to contribute for CPF at 5% - 1st yr, 15% - 2nd and 20% - 3rd yr. So, if you intend to go back to Malaysia after working in Singapore for 5 yrs, dun apply PR.
What for you go and deposit 5% - 20% of your monthly income into CPF which you can only withdraw it at 55 yrs old. I understand your employer may contribute to your CPF as well but you intend to return to M'sia and do not wish to buy a property in S'pore, there is no need for you to apply for PR for the benefit of CPF.
The NPV of your CPF might even lower than the employer portion of the CPF if you can only withdraw at 55 years of age.
This post has been edited by tommy79: Feb 21 2009, 12:38 PM
Feb 21 2009, 09:08 AM

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