Bro, if I am not wrong the IRDA office is closed on Friday and Saturday. They are opened from Sunday to Thursday. Lunch time is 1 to 2pm also closed.
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Bro, if I am not wrong the IRDA office is closed on Friday and Saturday. They are opened from Sunday to Thursday. Lunch time is 1 to 2pm also closed.
It won't make a difference to the traffic but it makes a difference to the passport.
But the jam hardly occurs at MY side...The bike jam is solely SG problem, whether incoming or outgoing.Hi Guys,
I might really join you guys soon in the near future. Checked on a few developments near JB Customs, and found one that is reasonably priced 10mins walking distance away. One thing i notice - All of the New units don't come with any lights, you would need to install them all by yourself. I don't really have a Car so I am wondering if anyone here knows of any good and reliable contractors that does lighting installation? I hope there is some nearby JB customs. Of course i would need to go down to the showroom to choose my lights etc. Basically i am still a bit lost in JB, i don't even know where to get Mirrors and Chairs/Tables - guess what the toilet doesn't even come with Mirrors! Yup, so where to find Mirrors and lights?
On a side note, can i ask - are Handphones cheaper in JB or Singapore? Mine is dying, need to get a new one soon. Would be crossing over to JB again in 3 days time.
I might really join you guys soon in the near future. Checked on a few developments near JB Customs, and found one that is reasonably priced 10mins walking distance away. One thing i notice - All of the New units don't come with any lights, you would need to install them all by yourself. I don't really have a Car so I am wondering if anyone here knows of any good and reliable contractors that does lighting installation? I hope there is some nearby JB customs. Of course i would need to go down to the showroom to choose my lights etc. Basically i am still a bit lost in JB, i don't even know where to get Mirrors and Chairs/Tables - guess what the toilet doesn't even come with Mirrors! Yup, so where to find Mirrors and lights?
On a side note, can i ask - are Handphones cheaper in JB or Singapore? Mine is dying, need to get a new one soon. Would be crossing over to JB again in 3 days time.
If you have a car I would recommend going to Taman Molek. But if you walk around the shop houses near Pelangi Mall, you probably would come across a few lighting shops. If you don't need anything fanciful you should be able to settle all your lightings in one shop.
Regarding handphones, there are plenty of phone shops dotted everywhere selling 2nd hand ones or new ones. Those Lenovos are pretty cheap. But I think if you are shuttling back and forth SG and JB to work, you may be better off getting those free phones when you recontract in SG. Then just buy a prepaid card where you need to top up RM30 for 30 days use within MY. Perhaps a dual sim card phone from SG might work for you?
Shop houses near Pelangi Mall? - Got it will take a walk around there and see if there are any decent lighting shops with reasonable prices.
With regards to handphone, i was rather more like comparing prices of Samsung and LG in Malaysia as opposed to in Singapore. I don't exactly use Lenova. It's wild wild west in Malaysia i guess. You don't know if the samsung you are getting is really a "samsung"? Hence more along the line of any cheap and reliable handphone shops in JB i can trust to buy from?
just buy mi4i, can use 2 sims, sg and jb, i am same as you with phone spoils, condo in JB reno, no car and no idea where to buy anything in JB... but sure dont buy from any shopping centres
i have ask the immigration staff about where to apply in JB, the answer was no longer in JB, all done in Sg...?
LOL, no problem as well, can go on Sunday. Thanks for the information.
Immigration people probably does not care about IRDA matters. I did mine last December at IRDA office at Danga Bay.
ok, noticed, thanks
Oh...i saw that fair, just passed by. it's 1 Million Deal guys. Right now i am just eyeing existing 500k offer. Some developments are still under old land jurisdictions so it's still possible for now. Who knows. 3 years later 1.5 million offer?
Hi Guys,
Is it possible for Singaporeans to get PostPaid lines in Malaysia?
Just saw the offers by U Mobile Hero U70 and Celcom First Gold: very cheap!
Only RM70 and RM80 and you get unlimited calls + 7-15GB of data plan; pretty awesome.
In Singapore, i think you have to fork out $150 for such a plan.
However, are we eligible? Do we have to sign any 2years contract or any Deposits?
I understand unlike Singapore, Malaysia don't have a 2 year contract whereby you can get a free phone etc.
Is it possible for Singaporeans to get PostPaid lines in Malaysia?
Just saw the offers by U Mobile Hero U70 and Celcom First Gold: very cheap!
Only RM70 and RM80 and you get unlimited calls + 7-15GB of data plan; pretty awesome.
In Singapore, i think you have to fork out $150 for such a plan.
However, are we eligible? Do we have to sign any 2years contract or any Deposits?
I understand unlike Singapore, Malaysia don't have a 2 year contract whereby you can get a free phone etc.
For foreigners you would need to put down a deposit for a post paid plans. I remember a couple of years ago they were asking like RM1500 deposit or something? Not sure what is the rate now. But I don't want to put in this kind of "FD". And I also think they don't offer free phones like SG.
Hmm, if it's just RM250, maybe it's still reasonable. Anything more it's a bit ridiculous as you are basically just paying for a plan, not like as if they are giving you a free phone. RM1500 deposit = daylight robbery. If postpaid is a risky option for Singaporeans, what is the best prepaid plan geared towards best value for money for Data surfing then? I guess we use watsapp 90% of the time, so data is most important.
On another note, is Digital TV necessary/advantageous in Johor? I don't even know if the New Condos have the Cable point to support Digital TV? I just realized Johor don't even have Cable Broadband? They are still under ADSL phone lines? Omg... Are they still in the stone age or something with respect to Home Broadband.
For me I am using prepaid Hotlink that comes with free basic internet that is just enough to do Whatsapp messaging (but not calling as it will keep drop calls). I hotspot it so that I can whatsapp on my SG phone. You can go to most phone shops and just buy the sim card, nicer numbers will cost more.
As for digital TV, I am not sure. I am using TM Unifi which was provided by the developer. There is also Astro that you can use. I think it is fibre optics...but I suppose it also depends on which area you are staying in?
No need nice number la, who even remembers mobile numbers anymore :p Prepaid so cheap and if you find topping up is a hassle then buy a few top up slips/cards and keep them in your wallet. I have like 3 rm5 slips with me coz i usually do weekend trips only (for now).
Hi guys,
Just wish to confirm that there is really no issues for a Singaporeans to safely just buy a Propery and to live in Johor "Permanently", and travelling to and fro is solely just dependant on MACS.
I guess at this point of time my greatest worries is Malaysia customs giving Singaporeans problems as we don't really hold a valid residential status there. I don't intend to go for the MM2H which is pretty expensive for me at this point of time.
Just wish to confirm that there is really no issues for a Singaporeans to safely just buy a Propery and to live in Johor "Permanently", and travelling to and fro is solely just dependant on MACS.
I guess at this point of time my greatest worries is Malaysia customs giving Singaporeans problems as we don't really hold a valid residential status there. I don't intend to go for the MM2H which is pretty expensive for me at this point of time.
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