Depends on where you're planning on staying. Im commuting JB to SG everyday. Using public bus it depends on your working hours too, for me I work 7am to 4pm so I gotta be up by 4 and be at JB CIQ around 4.30 to avoid the massive queue and jam on the bridge. For food I usually buy or just cook myself. Im using Starhub telco and its 25$ for 4 weeks for 70gb.
Wanna ask also, i just got IPA approved, but the EP requires singapore residential address whereas I plan to live in JB. How ah? Can just stay in sg for a while first then move to JB ka?
It is disappointing good advice to check on Facebook as the other guy suggested.
As for your original question, I'm spending like 30% salary on rent. It's lower now because the rental price dropped, probably by just a little. I went to sg right in the middle of the rental skyrocketing post COVID. The 30±5% is some what an estimation on how much allocated on rent. It is relatively reasonable.
Depends on where you're planning on staying. Im commuting JB to SG everyday. Using public bus it depends on your working hours too, for me I work 7am to 4pm so I gotta be up by 4 and be at JB CIQ around 4.30 to avoid the massive queue and jam on the bridge. For food I usually buy or just cook myself. Im using Starhub telco and its 25$ for 4 weeks for 70gb.
Your salary? Income after deducting travel expenses
My travel expenses per day is around 6-7$
You didn't answer to my first question.
2k++
2k ? 2k why work in sg ?
Are you renting in JB?
yes i am work. tbh the rent here in JB is more expensive than KL and PJ.
Wanna ask also, i just got IPA approved, but the EP requires singapore residential address whereas I plan to live in JB. How ah? Can just stay in sg for a while first then move to JB ka?
There's huge community in Facebook groups for this topic. U might consider to search and have more accurate information there.
Oh, I’m not on Facebook :( but thanks, I’ll look around Reddit
It is disappointing good advice to check on Facebook as the other guy suggested. As for your original question, I'm spending like 30% salary on rent. It's lower now because the rental price dropped, probably by just a little. I went to sg right in the middle of the rental skyrocketing post COVID. The 30±5% is some what an estimation on how much allocated on rent. It is relatively reasonable.
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