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Why don't you go fuck yourself and kiss me where the sun don't shine, you moronic bastard! Listen to yourself:oIo::oIo::oIo:
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Agree, the area i am staying in is on high ground, folks commented that if flood water even reached the main gates, most of JB will be all gone. Just because of one to two bad experiences with floodwaters, some people give up totally. I encountered floods when i was working in Tokyo but did the people there move? How about those rich people in Bukit Timah recently? They encountered floods too and flash floods at that, do they all abandon the area?
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CB kia tonychat,
we all know your ladyboy prostitute wife earn a living by licking other man's balls...
Just came across this forum, and thanks wuqi for all your valuable info.
I bought a 35x75 cluster at horizon hill's golf precinct a couple of years back, and was just contacted for keys collection.
The place is absolutely beautiful - full views of the golf course and water hazards, wide open spaces making the place look like wisteria lane
i'm struggling with whether i should keep the place or sell it - living there is out as i've got a young kid and i will not want to subject the kid to the malaysian edu system.
you reckon that nusajaya will soon be a hinterland for sgp like shenzhen is to hk?
I bought a 35x75 cluster at horizon hill's golf precinct a couple of years back, and was just contacted for keys collection.
The place is absolutely beautiful - full views of the golf course and water hazards, wide open spaces making the place look like wisteria lane
i'm struggling with whether i should keep the place or sell it - living there is out as i've got a young kid and i will not want to subject the kid to the malaysian edu system.
you reckon that nusajaya will soon be a hinterland for sgp like shenzhen is to hk?
Hey Tony,
If you want to hob nob we us lesser mortals you are welcome to do so. Just don't be surprised by the coolie mentality that exists
Hey, meat eater
I will appear and disappear regardless of me being welcome. To be here in this forum does not need any form of welcoming.
CB kia tonychat,
we all know your ladyboy prostitute wife earn a living by licking other man's balls...
:pMost people I know use it as a relief valve, weekender etc. Eventually you will find a rythmn on how often you use it.
To the comments about developers, etc. Remember, a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush.
As the Chinese saying goes,
If you use a person, do not doubt.
If you doubt a person, do not use.
In this case, if you are in doubt with the developer, do not approach with a stick of any length. Go around, ask and talk to folks not directly related to the property you are keen on, go to forums and after that, make up your own mind. Most importantly, it must be something you want.
Once you made up your mind, check again, like i posted before, property which has been built already are amongst the safest bet though prices will of course be higher.
Gelang Patah area, if you can, avoid it. I never had to go through it or pass through on my many trips. There are many many other areas with good food and safe too.
As the Chinese saying goes,
If you use a person, do not doubt.
If you doubt a person, do not use.
In this case, if you are in doubt with the developer, do not approach with a stick of any length. Go around, ask and talk to folks not directly related to the property you are keen on, go to forums and after that, make up your own mind. Most importantly, it must be something you want.
Once you made up your mind, check again, like i posted before, property which has been built already are amongst the safest bet though prices will of course be higher.
Gelang Patah area, if you can, avoid it. I never had to go through it or pass through on my many trips. There are many many other areas with good food and safe too.
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Jan 15, 2010
Faster clearance to JB
Frequent travellers to JB will not have to fill in the white immigration cards or have their passports stamped, as the scan will capture their personal details. -- ST PHOTO: ALPHONSUS CHERN
SINGAPOREANS who frequently travel to Malaysia will soon be able to zip in and out of the country without having to fill in immigration forms or have their passports stamped. For RM30 (S$12.50) a year, they can get a pass that will be stuck in their passports. The pass holds the traveller's information, and will be scanned at road entry points to the country before users are sent on their way. They do not have to fill in the white immigration cards or have their passports stamped, as the scan will capture their personal details.
The authorities across the Causeway announced on Thursday that they are extending the Malaysian Automatic Clearance System (Macs) - which was previously available only to investors involved in the Iskandar region, students and those working in Johor - to all Singaporeans who travel via road to the country at least four times a month. The new move, said Malaysia's director of immigration (Johor chapter), Mr Mohd Nasri Ishak, on Thursday, is meant to 'encourage Singaporeans to come to Johor and make the process easier for them'. So far, about 1,000 Macs passes have been issued to Singaporeans, a minuscule number compared to the 330,000 people who head north each day.
Read the full story in Friday's edition of The Straits Times.
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
Jan 15, 2010
Faster clearance to JB
Frequent travellers to JB will not have to fill in the white immigration cards or have their passports stamped, as the scan will capture their personal details. -- ST PHOTO: ALPHONSUS CHERN
SINGAPOREANS who frequently travel to Malaysia will soon be able to zip in and out of the country without having to fill in immigration forms or have their passports stamped. For RM30 (S$12.50) a year, they can get a pass that will be stuck in their passports. The pass holds the traveller's information, and will be scanned at road entry points to the country before users are sent on their way. They do not have to fill in the white immigration cards or have their passports stamped, as the scan will capture their personal details.
The authorities across the Causeway announced on Thursday that they are extending the Malaysian Automatic Clearance System (Macs) - which was previously available only to investors involved in the Iskandar region, students and those working in Johor - to all Singaporeans who travel via road to the country at least four times a month. The new move, said Malaysia's director of immigration (Johor chapter), Mr Mohd Nasri Ishak, on Thursday, is meant to 'encourage Singaporeans to come to Johor and make the process easier for them'. So far, about 1,000 Macs passes have been issued to Singaporeans, a minuscule number compared to the 330,000 people who head north each day.
Read the full story in Friday's edition of The Straits Times.
Bro, I actually went to view that apt too. Notice quite a number of renovations going on. Later realized previous owners moved out and new owners moving in. I hesitate considering buying cos the new projects coming up there will be blocking the present sea view...:o
Oh ya...the present minimum threshold for foreigners to purchase JB properties is RM500K! Not cheap! For that kind of price, developers have to build Semi-D/Terraces with 4-5 rooms. For me I dont really need so many rooms. Hope Najib will revise and bring down the treshold to RM250K. But chances quite slim judging from the demand from Sillyporean buyers.
Congrats to bro Toyohon for getting his MACS, it was not easy to get even though now they lowered the bar. Also, to allay some of the concerns here about the VISA stamp, they won't stamp on it. Yes there is the risk that they will miss scanning the passport and you won't know it but also by the same token, you won't get into any serious trouble because there wasn't any way you could know.
My mum's passport recently had this issue and turned out that they asked us to go up just so to find out which guy didn't scan her passport.
Bro Whoami, i hope you managed to find something you like? I think some of the guys were saying the 500k doesn't apply. I am currently exploring at getting more landed with some of my colleagues. 3 of my colleagues(one of them faster than me) got their homes here already.
Also, to some of the forummers here who were asking about cars, there are some websites to find out more, if not already posted previously, here is another link to help find out more. Some old Toyota cars can be had for as low as 12k ringgit(not talking about those ancient 1981 type which is like 4-5000 ringgit) Fixing is pretty cheap too, you can actually find lots of car workshops near the Bukit Indah area, especially near the Setia showhouse area near Tesco/Giant.
http://www.carlist.my/listings.php?next=21
My mum's passport recently had this issue and turned out that they asked us to go up just so to find out which guy didn't scan her passport.
Bro Whoami, i hope you managed to find something you like? I think some of the guys were saying the 500k doesn't apply. I am currently exploring at getting more landed with some of my colleagues. 3 of my colleagues(one of them faster than me) got their homes here already.
Also, to some of the forummers here who were asking about cars, there are some websites to find out more, if not already posted previously, here is another link to help find out more. Some old Toyota cars can be had for as low as 12k ringgit(not talking about those ancient 1981 type which is like 4-5000 ringgit) Fixing is pretty cheap too, you can actually find lots of car workshops near the Bukit Indah area, especially near the Setia showhouse area near Tesco/Giant.
http://www.carlist.my/listings.php?next=21
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