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Re: [FR] My 2nd day staying in JB and working in Singapore... I am pretty amazed. From Clementi to Bedok, I already think it is far. I guess the pampered Singaporean attitude in me kicked in again.

The 1 Malaysia thing seems to be working? I bet if we have the same thing like 1 Singapore, it will be like 1 tiong, 1 abnn or 1 pinoy.

Are there property roadshows in SG for houses in JB?

But has anyone of you considered giving up your citizenship? I think not easy to become Malaysia citizen too.

Are TVs, home appliances cheaper in JB than SG? Or you guys buy in SG then shift to JB?

Not sure. Malaysian citizens not sporting. I think that is what whoami meant. Sorry melayu also tak bagus.

Definitely not surprising. Have met people who avoid going Malaysia because it is unsafe. They even rather go Batam then go Johor. Irony!

What is SSC may I ask?

I see you guys are quite affluent and can easily buy property now. I can't hurry as real cash not enough. Even a RM500K property is a problem for me. Think I will need another 5 years to buck up. By that time, I think I am too late. Prices already shot up.

This one, the site host selling off our email addresses to the banks? :p Anyway good effort from you.

Re: Living in KL and Penang... Any forumers with properties there please discuss free FYI, Malaysia's government's Expat scheme is A minimum salary of RM5000.00 and above and at least 2 years’ employment contract. RM8000.00 and above, auto approval subject to correct documentations.

Re: Living in KL and Penang... Any forumers with properties there please discuss free The apartments at Mont Kiara's look not bad. I read from lowyat forum one staying in KL generally needs at least RM5000 monthly income for a single to live comfortably. Otherwise, you have to think of ways...

Bersih 3.0 tomorrow. Not sure if JB has any protests?

So there are more cons then pros when buying serviced apartment?

Re: JB : One Hour of Terror ! PR? Are they Malaysians actually?

SP Setia is held in high regard too, at least in my gf's property developer firm in Kuching.

Re: What needs to do to open a bank account in Malaysia. Point taken, wuqi. I don't bring in >RM1000 cash whenever I go JB, KL or Kuching. Point 4 is the best for me. My friend was telling me as Maybank SG bank account holder, withdrawal from Maybank ATMs in MY has no transactional...

Re: What needs to do to open a bank account in Malaysia. Thanks Crystal. How do you fund the account? Like eg, RM1000 for deposit, I got to bring over cash? Any other ways?

I don't know if the 4000 people by then will cause an alarm to the Singapore gov't.

Re: What needs to do to open a bank account in Malaysia. That's interesting. Can use their internet banking? Maybe I should approach CIMB in Malaysia soon. :P