ChinesePress:Msians prefer to work in Singapore than migrate
-
They also very stressed now.
-
-
-
kick charlize to Malaysia.
-
Instead of kicking, why not do jumping jumping everybody?
-
charlize jump to the bottom of Indian Ocean.
-
-
go shopping in jb.
-
When?
-
In the end singapore still have to depend Singaporean. As Malaysia will still choose to leave after they earn their targets
-
It's more to do with the fact that Sing dollars buy much more in malaysia - why stay here if you are happy with the lifetsyle you can have compared to people doing the same job in Malaysia?
Malaysians working here but living there probably can afford better cars, bigger houses. It just makes sense to live there. -
-
K
-
-
Originally posted by QuickSilverSurfer:
It's more to do with the fact that Sing dollars buy much more in malaysia - why stay here if you are happy with the lifetsyle you can have compared to people doing the same job in Malaysia?
Malaysians working here but living there probably can afford better cars, bigger houses. It just makes sense to live there.
Yes true. They can afford good cars not only malaysian made cars but japanese cars. Japanese made cars are considered a luxurious car in Malaysia because it is more expensive than local manufactured cars. They can also afford to buy their own homes. And they can afford to own the cars and houses as young as at the of 18, 19 and 20 after working in Singapore. -
Why take up Singapore citizenship and lose all the privileges of being a PR?
-
I see most Chinese Malaysians that took up Singapore Citizenship because they are married to Singaporeans plus they have children/a child born in Singapore. And for those single Chinese Malaysians who had PR status and already served NS, both their parents are here in Singapore so they might as well become Singaporeans. And for the first generation Malaysians who had PR status before, well, they had their own personal reasons to become Singaporeans. However, I think one of the reason that hid deep within their hearts that made them to become Singaporeans was because they knew Singapore majority is Chinese and is good for their personal development.
-
Agree with Zulfiki ^
Although it's really hard to tell for how long Singapore can remain majority "Singaporean Chinese" though. Or even Singaporean at all for that matter.
A lot of the foreigners who come here simply refuse to integrate. They just want to stick their noses up high and just refuse to change and adapt.