Then I guess you'll be very happy in future when they announce that another two International Theme Parks have decided to come to Nusajaya because Legoland is just one of three Theme Parks they plan to have in Nusajaya.
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Then I guess you'll be very happy in future when they announce that another two International Theme Parks have decided to come to Nusajaya because Legoland is just one of three Theme Parks they plan to have in Nusajaya.
Wow..is there any better method to transfer money to Malaysia? 10k per transaction doesn't make sense..
Employ 2 bodyguards and bring the whole sum in yourself
But if the sum is small, the savings from the exchange rate won't be enough to pay the guards :p
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Employ 2 bodyguards and bring the whole sum in yourself
How you do it previously? I don't wish to bring money like that to Malaysia.. Is there any limit when TT from bank?
TT by bank is different from TT by money changer. The Malaysian's developer's bank will know and have a record that the money is from your account in Singapore so no worries. Only thing is the lousy exchange rate. The last time I compared, by the time I fully pay up just one of my unit using bank's TT rate instead of money changer's rate, I would have lost RM24,000.
Someone here(euphony if I'm not wrong) ever asked whether we are able to drive into Medini area now to see its infrastructure development's progress. The answer is that we can't drive into Medini as it's all fenced up, but here's a glimpse of Medini's Financial district right beside East Ledang.
Infrastruture of Medini's Financial district almost done! 'Bottom right' are East Ledang's Terrace show houses.
Infrastruture of Medini's Financial district almost done! 'Bottom right' are East Ledang's Terrace show houses.
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Oh there's no limit if you are depositing money into Malaysian developer's account.
Don't be confused as it's not about the transfer method which is the issue here, it doesn't matter whether it's TT by bank or by money changer. The deposit limit is imposed on bank accounts in Malaysia which are under foreigners' name. There's no deposit limit if the bank account in Malaysia belongs to a local Malaysian.
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yes bro, i asked some time back. urggh can't wait to plant my car's tires on the new medini roads.
Actually one can look into parts of medini if you go through the new highway portion and stop there. I have driven into the new highway along HH and noticed that some of the daring local folks are starting to use the roads albeit still not open officially to the public.
Durian Bumper Crop = lower prices.
I have been looking for a reasonably good stall. Any one with good experiences in JB so far?
Yesterday, I bought from a roadside stall, operating from the back of a Small Lorry.
Father and son team, parked outside Nayang Sang Pau Office at Jalan Maju (near Plaza Perlangi).
RM 15 /kg Mao Sang Wang, there are also those pre-packed in boxes going for Rm15 /box. We love XO Durian, and cannot really tell real or fake Mao Sang Wang. The 3pcs we bought yesterday were pretty good, definitely better grade than the pre-packed at Carrefour. Yes, we do enjoy cheap durians and used some of those to make durian ice-cream
We may venture to kampong durians, if we know where to go.
Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Jalan+Maju+Taman+Maju+Jaya+Johor+Bahru,+Johor+Malaysia&hl=en&ll=1.480393,103.767071&spn=0.009814,0.016512&sll=1.352083,103.819836&sspn=1.256186,2.113495&z=17
I have been looking for a reasonably good stall. Any one with good experiences in JB so far?
Yesterday, I bought from a roadside stall, operating from the back of a Small Lorry.
Father and son team, parked outside Nayang Sang Pau Office at Jalan Maju (near Plaza Perlangi).
RM 15 /kg Mao Sang Wang, there are also those pre-packed in boxes going for Rm15 /box. We love XO Durian, and cannot really tell real or fake Mao Sang Wang. The 3pcs we bought yesterday were pretty good, definitely better grade than the pre-packed at Carrefour. Yes, we do enjoy cheap durians and used some of those to make durian ice-cream
We may venture to kampong durians, if we know where to go.
Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Jalan+Maju+Taman+Maju+Jaya+Johor+Bahru,+Johor+Malaysia&hl=en&ll=1.480393,103.767071&spn=0.009814,0.016512&sll=1.352083,103.819836&sspn=1.256186,2.113495&z=17
the new highway is not blocked by barriers? how do these folks get through??
the EDL is progressing well too, i passed by just yesterday compared to just 2/3 months ago when i last used the roads there radically changed.
Durian Bumper Crop = lower prices.
I have been looking for a reasonably good stall. Any one with good experiences in JB so far?
Yesterday, I bought from a roadside stall, operating from the back of a Small Lorry.
Father and son team, parked outside Nayang Sang Pau Office at Jalan Maju (near Plaza Perlangi).
RM 15 /kg Mao Sang Wang, there are also those pre-packed in boxes going for Rm15 /box. We love XO Durian, and cannot really tell real or fake Mao Sang Wang. The 3pcs we bought yesterday were pretty good, definitely better grade than the pre-packed at Carrefour. Yes, we do enjoy cheap durians and used some of those to make durian ice-cream
We may venture to kampong durians, if we know where to go.
Map: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Jalan+Maju+Taman+Maju+Jaya+Johor+Bahru,+Johor+Malaysia&hl=en&ll=1.480393,103.767071&spn=0.009814,0.016512&sll=1.352083,103.819836&sspn=1.256186,2.113495&z=17
Hi bro abugumgum,
One stall i particularly like and so far the standard has been consistent.... the stall is located at the well known bak ju teh in taman sentosa. It's very crowded on weekends... many sg buys bags of them from him. The prices are pretty standard but last week bought some from him for Rm10/kg. The mao shan wang is ard Rm25/kg.You tell him what you like, he can recommend quite good ones. Can try ...
They also have the susu kind which is used to make pastry... a different kind of texture of durian...
Hope you enjoy.... Yum Yum...
Cheers..
Thanks, will try the stall. What is the name of the bah kut teh? This is another type of food that I am searching.
Ha ha... got to buy a local car..for peace of mind..
I called one TT company this morning and talking to some bankers on how to bring money to Malaysia...
This daily 10K limit is really a big inconvenience for foreigners... I am wondering in future if we need to bring money out of Malaysia, what kind of trouble will the foreigners like to be subjected to..
I still don't have good solution.. Is it easier to TT money into foreign bank like HSBC or local bank like Maybank, RHB, Public etc?
This daily 10K limit is really a big inconvenience for foreigners... I am wondering in future if we need to bring money out of Malaysia, what kind of trouble will the foreigners like to be subjected to..
I still don't have good solution.. Is it easier to TT money into foreign bank like HSBC or local bank like Maybank, RHB, Public etc?
Durian Bumper Crop = lower prices.
RM 15 /kg Mao Sang Wang, there are also those pre-packed in boxes going for Rm15 /box. We love XO Durian, and cannot really tell real or fake Mao Sang Wang. The 3pcs we bought yesterday were pretty good, definitely better grade than the pre-packed at Carrefour. Yes, we do enjoy cheap durians and used some of those to make durian ice-cream
Was told that mao shan wang have a star marking at the bottom part but if u buy in boxes one then u got to trust the seller!
I just got this msg from e-mail...those interested to have van sharing can contact the person personally. I won't be needing it yet.
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our 2nd new van will start in Aug
Details:
2 timing:
our pick up pt @ bkt indah r'about(the parking lot beside the setia office)@ 6.45am--> tuas custom 7.05-10(must depends of custom Q)-->opp Tuas interchg(after custom)-->jrg east mrt @7.40am.
knock off time: 6.20pm & 6.50pm @jrg east mrt-> tuas->bkt indah @ 7.15pm & 7.45pm
rate: sg$180 per month(mon-fri,to & fro)
consider fetch fr home in tmn bukit indah area. (sg$200)
br,
rachel
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Hi Arsenal, if I remember correctly, you bought a unit at HH. We have telegraphic transferred a few times to HH without any problem and will continue to do so, I think just as long as the Money Exchange company you engage is licensed and authorized, there shouldn't be much problem.
T/T to your own account in foreign bank also has the 10K limit, so unless your wife is Malaysian and has a Malaysian account, or you should just telegraphic transfer to HH directly.
4 things to note when transfering to HH.
1) When you applied for t/t, you will fill up the application form, remember to write your unit number, name & contact number, and precinct. (we only mentioned name and contact number, they had to verify the unit and purchase price to check the down payment amount)
2) Make a copy of the app form you have filled up and ask for statement/receipt if possible. (we didn't)
3) Follow up with Angie from the marketing department or customer care office. I don't think it is her jobscope, but she helped us anyway, I've never gone to the customer care office so I do not know how they operate.
4) Within the week, a staff will call you to ask for a statement (I can't remember what is this statement called). But you can request from the t/t agency (they will fax to you). This is a proof/statement from Public Bank that tells you they have received the amount from you, payable to HH. Then you need to bring this copy to the marketing department or customer care office. (opens only on weekdays). And once they have verified, they will issue you a receipt/invoice and send a letter to inform you they have received the down payment.
Hope this helps.
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