Will just have to see how terrible I will die by then lor...
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Will just have to see how terrible I will die by then lor...
Buying properties is a personal matter. One can also buy a property in Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia, London etc. but can one stay there (in the property) for one year or two on a one month or 6 months visit pass?
So, just be discrete.
I remember hearing this over the announcement in SS supermarket: "$1 only while stocks lasts" so when the stocks is sold, it is GONE!!!
Even if you are deemed to be a tax resident in MY (>183 days rule), there's not much taxes to be paid because your income is not earned in MY but in SG. You are already paying income tax in SG. Paying taxes again in MY on incomes taxed in SG will be a violation of the double taxation agreement betw SG and MY.
In summary, no issue with the 183 days, if it's ever implemented (which I doubt).
Yah...I think that is more for tax purposes...applicable for expatriates or for those who work short periods in Malaysia and earning income in Malaysia.
I think technically, or is it legally speaking, there is probably no issue with Singaporeans living in JB by ensuring that they do not exceed the 30 day stay per entry. Just make sure before 30 days are up you go out of Malaysia. Am I right?
Yah I think so too........ Of course, just like SG, the MY authorities still have the right to bar you from entering anytime. Though I havent quite seen it being enforced yet. Also it's unlikely to be enforced in the near term, given the state of friendly relationships betw SG and the MY PM/Johor Sultan......
Barring entry has to be with some good reason too, I suppose?
I think My government would not do such stupid thing which would kill off iskandar plan. I also don't think the Johor sultan would stand idly by watching his pet project going down the drain....unless MY were to be run by IS.
Since the JB Sultan already said that in future it would be the norm for Singaporeans to work in SG but live in JB, I suppose he will see to it that such movement of people would not be hindered?
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/johor-sultan-singaporeans-will-live-johor-and-work-singapore
Dunno how much you can trust the Johor prince. He can say whatever he wants. But ultimately, the Iskandar plan has its own course of action to take. Things can also be slowed down, cancelled or be delayed.
If the traffic problem can't be solved, it's problematic for Singaporeans to consider staying in Johor and working in SG. I think the problem can't be solved so easily? Whatever mode of transport, there will always be custom checks and this on its own will take some time. They won't compromise on safety.
It'd be good if we are like European countries. You go in and out of the various EU countries without passport or immigration checks.
Johor will thrive overnight if vehicles can just travel along the causeway without any custom stops. This is impossible, of course.
If the traffic problem can't be solved, it's problematic for Singaporeans to consider staying in Johor and working in SG. I think the problem can't be solved so easily? Whatever mode of transport, there will always be custom checks and this on its own will take some time. They won't compromise on safety.
It'd be good if we are like European countries. You go in and out of the various EU countries without passport or immigration checks.
Johor will thrive overnight if vehicles can just travel along the causeway without any custom stops. This is impossible, of course.
Actually SG customs have barred entry to Malaysians who come in to SG too often, but without the relevant entry permits. So far, there's nothing to suggest that MY customs is planning a tit for tat.
SG is small country so maybe want to limit people...JB probably need more people to go in and spend?
The Prince can say what he want but the fact remained Immigration and Infrastructure is under the purview of the Government.
The Royals are bound by Constitution that they cannot interfere in any decisions the Government.
Hard facts but it will be very difficult to have free movements at all.
True but except on one thing.
The Johore Royal family has vast business interest in the state, especially in real estate (like partnering with Country Garden), hence they will tend to have specific interests in the State's development.
Last year's controversial proposed amendments to the State Housing Bill is an example.
State level and Federal level different.
The Sultan could probably influence against decision that drastically make foreigners living in iskandar untenable but might not do much about things like traffic jams and some higher entry fees or other less drastic obstacles.
In some small town and villages folks prepare to go to bed when it gets dark. That is ancient people's life style too when every where got dark and only things to do was to put kids to sleep and every one should be in dreamland by 9 am(even after the occasional baby making activities). I think it may be alright to have this life style again.
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