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We can now take Citi off our radar :)

You are welcome dude :) I was curious about ur observations and whether Citibank was really that capable of giving better rates.. I shared with my fren who frequent jb and coincidentally, he had a citibank account, so he decided to figure it out..

Hi peepz, Last week someone was asking for confirmation of Citibank overseas cash withdrawal rates. My fren jz updated me today, he tried to make a overseas withdrawal at Citibank msia this morning, the rate is 251.82

Earn?? More like daylight robbery to me..

thanks! :)

Hi Bro Lyc396, With regards to the RM25k limit, is it per transaction or per day ?

Fantastic Counter TT rate ! How is the procedure like in order to get that rate? any minimum amt to TT? any charges ? any other terms & conditions ?

Okie, no worries. :)

Thanks Bro winners for the correction. was mixed up with Citibank sole branch in Johor.

Here's some info about cash withdrawal from UOB in malaysia.. If you are a UOB SG customer, you can withdraw cash from UOB Msia atm at no charge. UOB malaysia have form a shared atm network with HSBC (Msia), OCBC (Msia) & Stan Crt (Msia), enabling customers to make withdrawals from these...

Thank you Bro IRONMAN123. :) So there is no charges for cash withdrawals. But earlier, I was referring to funds transfer (transfer $ from Citi SG acct to Citi Msia acct), is there any charges.

Hi Bro malpaso, Thank you for the above points. Btw, I didn't make post any comments/assumption about laws and human rights in msia.. u sure u got the right person?

I am very much attracted by the good rate offered by Citibank as mentioned in this thread. I just called up Citibank SG to double check if there is charges incurred for fund transfer (Citi SG to Citi MY), the cust svc officer say there is a fee to pay for funds transfer from Citibank SG to...

Hi Bro Frodo, I've replied another forumner with regards to using UOB atm cash withdrawal in msia. Do scroll up this page. :)

Hi Bro macbookair, visit all the following websites. They answer your query. :) http://www1.uob.com.my/personal/ebanking/self/atm/meps.html http://www1.uob.com.my/personal/ebanking/self/atm/HOUSe.html...

On the side of this article in the papers, there is a column on rules for owning a gun in Malaysia. "Must be 18 years old, pass background checks, and provide a good reason for the application. Must apply for a permit from a local police station, which can take up to two years to obtain...

I came across an article on The Straits Times last Thursday with regards to owning arms in Malaysia. http://www.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/asia-report/malaysia/story/malaysia-guns-tough-get-not-black-market-20130808 SPECIAL FEATURE ON GUN LAWS In Malaysia: Guns tough to get - but not on...

Hi Lyc396, Can you guide me on how you got the rates ? I'm thinking of doing a comparison amongst all the banks next week and see which bank gives the best rate (be it cash withdrawal or funds transfer.) thanks

Found a new deal site - https://www.livingsocial.com/malaysia/cities/1970-johor

Thank you Flames878. Lotsa technical terms in this report. From what I can understand, the ringgit will continue to strengthen over the next few months. What about in the long term ?