Ha ha! Indeed mine's a very rare case but maybe will be rather common in few years' time when more Singaporeans are being squeezed out. Maybe that's what those miws intend to do- replacing local voters with new ones. Anyway my scenario is just a thought but die die must still have Sg address to vote. Ubah ubah!
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Ha ha! Indeed mine's a very rare case but maybe will be rather common in few years' time when more Singaporeans are being squeezed out. Maybe that's what those miws intend to do- replacing local voters with new ones. Anyway my scenario is just a thought but die die must still have Sg address to vote. Ubah ubah!
May be it is feasible to offer services of providing Singaporean residential and mailing address for such cases of Singaporeans uprooting to JB? Not sure this is legal though.
Also, I think SingPost offers mail redirecting service. I have seen it before on their web. Can explore using this service.
http://www.singpost.com/receive-org...ail/45-personal/receiveorganise-mail/461.html
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I am slow as well then as I am not buying either and so are most of my friends.
I am already providing that to my friends from US in SG as I am their main contact point for MOM, here main post box for company, personal and other mail. A little mail exchange centre.
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Ok for just receiving mail from singpost. But for voting, wonder which constituency will I be in?
Any chance you open this service to all with a fee of course. Would that attract queries from authority if too many seem to have same residential address as yours?
If you keep your current residential address or change it to your parents'( I am not sure here), anyone who could help here?
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Thanks sgtsk.
I like to have Far east as my neighbour, they are a good price leader to bring up the price for the whole area...
FYI, this would be helpful to shed light on the matter:
http://www.eld.gov.sg/voters_registerlca.html
HOW TO REGISTER A LOCAL CONTACT ADDRESS
(for overseas Singaporeans)
A local contact address is a residential address in Singapore that overseas Singaporeans register with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) for voting purpose.
As elections in Singapore are conducted on constituency basis, having a Singapore address registered with ICA is a prerequisite for any overseas Singaporean who wishes to vote in an election, if he/she satisfies the other qualifying criteria to be an overseas elector. Without a Singapore address, the Elections Department would not be able to allot him/her to any constituency when preparing or revising the registers of electors.
Recognising that many overseas Singaporeans might have changed their Singapore address registered with ICA (i.e., the NRIC address) to an overseas address, the National Registration Act was amended in 2001 to allow these Singaporeans to register a "contact" address in Singapore (referred to as "local contact address") with ICA for voting purposes. To facilitate the registration of local contact address by overseas Singaporeans, ICA has made available an online registration facility via this website.
For more information on registration of local contact address, you may refer to:
http://www.eld.gov.sg/pdf/local contact address(2011).pdf#zoom=100
Already i am a post box as it is but my mailbox services are free, perpetually to my friends. I have posted some links, hope that it helps with your queries.
Source: http://www.eld.gov.sg/pdf/local contact address(2011).pdf#zoom=100
What is a local contact address?
A local contact address is a residential address in
Singapore that you register with the ICA for voting
purpose.
The local contact address must be either :
(a) the address of any residential property in Singapore
which you still own an estate or interest in; or
(b) the residential address in Singapore of:
• your spouse, grandparent, parent, sibling, child,
grandchild;
• any grandparent, parent or sibling of your spouse;
• any sibling of any of your parents or your spouse s
parents;
• any child of any of your siblings or your spouse s
siblings.
Many bros here take me as alien due to my 'Kia Si' comment. Pls note I hv been being burn till "Chow Tar" as well many Sg 'Kan Na' during Dr M's term. I heard some commit sucide due to the huge debt. It time to get back my loss n I will proceed for another S & P today.
Care to share which development are you buying & at what price?
talk is cheap. he always talk. saw any result? but thanks to him.. now really ONE MALAYSIA (against him)
haha... good luck....
he welcome everything that can put in $ into his pocket.
as usual, u help me, i help u, then ...... hahaha....
Back to Singapore via 2nd link before 6pm is quite ok.
10min is not really a jam. I seldom see Ang Mo but sometimes in Bukit Indah. But then again I only hang ard Bukit Indah. I don't like to see Ang Mo because where they appear it means prices r inflated there also. The only investors gathering point is this n a few other forums. In real world we r prob too busy working. Online is where we can snatch 5-10 min of break here n there to chit chat.
This seems to be my observation too at causeway. After 9.30 pm, the JB dinner and supper crowd start to line up to go back to Sg
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horrible jam from 6pm this evening at first link! stucked 2hrs in jb custom. 8 counters only 3 counters open! wth!
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