RM13k (S$4k) for toilet cleaning job in Singapore

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M'sians shocked & enticed by S$4,000/month salary toilet-washing cleaner job in S'pore listed on M'sia job portal

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A recent job ad put up on an employment portal looking to hire Malaysians for the role in Singapore has raised eyebrows.

The attractive part?

The ad on the Indeed job portal is looking for a "cleaning specialist" to work in Singapore and is offering a monthly salary of RM10,484 (S$3,200) to RM13,100 (S$4,000).

Six days a week job​

The full-time role requires the prospective hire to work six days a week, eight hours a day, or up to 12 hours each day if overtime work is needed to be done.

The overtime pay is 1.5 times the normal hourly wage, the job vacancy ad indicated.

Fresh graduates in Malaysia can apply, as long as they possess a degree in any field.

Malaysians in disbelief​

The job ad has elicited strong reactions from online users in Malaysia, who took to r/Bolehland on Reddit to discuss the role and the catch.

Most were shocked by the high pay.

Some said the salary is "heaven-sent".

Others speculated that it was simply a ruse to snag a S-pass.

The top comment joked about Singapore's competitive job market.

Malaysia's minimum wage in place since August 2025 is RM1,700 (S$488) per month.

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How much do cleaners earn in Singapore?​

In Singapore, a full-time restroom cleaner, who works 35 to 44 hours per week, can earn up to S$2,325 a month, according to the Ministry of Manpower in Singapore.

Top image via Pixabay, Indeed

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[A Singaporean]

Yes. Sell chee bye will get 69K RM a month.

 

[Ng Cheh Hwang]

This is to qualify for s-pass

The cleaner got to reimburse back the employer. Employer also pays less income tax

You scratch my back, I scratch yours

 

[syed putra]

What about specialist in female therapeautic massage? How much they earn?