jlcemy
Malaysian looking for information about Australia
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Registration: 26 July 2017
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TAKE BACK SECURITY DEPOSIT FROM LANDLORD by masha_
Dear friends, May be some of you knows and can help me with the suggestion. I was shifting an appartment recently and my previous landlord is not giving back to me my deposit. He is not picking up the phone not replying. But recently he replyed he ...
This happened to my colleague before! The F who rented to him was not the landlord but the tenant/agent! Finally, my colleague asked my employer for help, who basically threatened the fat lady agent/tenant with repercussions including those ... Read More
Moving to KL by International777
Hi everyone I wondered if I might be able to get some advice regarding a potential move to KL with my family (2 kids, both junior school age). I'm very excited but have absolutely no idea about living costs, good salaries, etc. I'm ...
At USD130k p.a. (Approx RM540k p.a., or RM45k a mth) and at the cost of living in KL, you should have nothing to worry for and affords you a very good standard of living, including schooling for your kids. Here are the costs for you to consider: 1) ... Read More
Buying a car in KL by International777
Ok... so, can someone explain to me why Malaysian cars are much maligned? I'm trying to figure out a budget and the relative prices of domestic cars and imports are hard to ignore. Please bear in mind that the aesthetics are lost on me - ...
You can also browse these sites for some ideas according to your budget: 1) Carlist.my 2) Mudah.my These are the popular classifieds in Malaysia Read More
Buying a car in KL by International777
Ok... so, can someone explain to me why Malaysian cars are much maligned? I'm trying to figure out a budget and the relative prices of domestic cars and imports are hard to ignore. Please bear in mind that the aesthetics are lost on me - ...
Au Contraire, general rule of thumb here in Malaysia: - Local cars have good resale value - Japanese cars have good resale value - Other types of cars have bad resale value If buying new, cheap, reliable & efficient with good resale value comes ... Read More
Is it just me or foreigners have no opportunites whatsoever here ? by Reemz
I have been hunting for jobs for more than 3 months now and i have been called to a dozen of interviews yet no positive feedback whatsoever, i mean it is just frustrating how people are just so nice to you on the interview and then they just bail ...
The company I work with has 24 staff, but 6 different nationalities which has Indians Vietnamese Nigerians Iranians Syrians and of course Malaysian. Before this, there was also British and Japanese and Indonesian. It's quite a diverse and nice ... Read More
International school near bukit jalil by Viveka m
Hi Relocating from Penang and looking for good international school for my kid 7yrs old. It should be near bukit jalil. Any info pls share. Thanks
There is an australian international school in Bluewater Estate (Sri Kembangan) which should meet your needs. It's about 10km away. Read More
Buying a car in KL by International777
Ok... so, can someone explain to me why Malaysian cars are much maligned? I'm trying to figure out a budget and the relative prices of domestic cars and imports are hard to ignore. Please bear in mind that the aesthetics are lost on me - ...
CVCO already did a good job explaining the 2 different brands of local cars. I believe I can help you further with the diff types of foreign cars n how to choose which type is probably the best for you. In Malaysia, there are 2 types of foreign car ... Read More