what is considered a high salary for someone who is working in Malaysia?
what salary is considered to be high for a malaysian and what jobs offer such salaries?
Malaysia - 4 Answers
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Still compiling your salary table?????? Your research should have led you to this page a long time ago http://www.mida.gov.my/en_v2/index.php?page=wage-rates
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PM
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our government said that our income per capita per month ( monthly average salary ) is RM1300, so logically anything above RM1300 is conisdered high salary
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Politicans .. with their astronomical side incomes, who need salary?
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
I'm going to singapore to work from malaysia.I have bills here and want to wire $$ to my family.Any ideas
I'm going to singapore to work from malaysia.I have bills here and want to wire $$ to my family.Any ideas?
i have credit card debts, and other bills that i need to pay here and i also want to wire money to my family on monthly basis. is there any low cost way to do this? or is it possible to find a bank which is available in these two countries and setup some sort of an arrangement? it's because i see that maybank is available in both countries. any ideas? thanks. hi guys, well i'm actually a malaysian, so i wanted to see how to do this. i've seen some of the answers, thanks you guys but it's still pretty blurry on how i can do the transfter, any more ideas? thanks.
Personal Finance - 3 Answers
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bank, if u have ur contact's route number or something... it's really personal imformation to them, but if u have that transfer is free. If not there's a fee.
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do it thru the U.S. Embasy and you do nave to pay for it.
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Before you go check out reputable banks in this country what they would recommend. You have the HSBC bank world over, this may be a safer thing to do. Be careful of small bureaus who claim they can wire money for you. Personally I would open an account here, who has a banking set up in the country you are going to. I would advise in any case to have the details of the British embessy of the country you are travelling to. They can usually help
i have credit card debts, and other bills that i need to pay here and i also want to wire money to my family on monthly basis. is there any low cost way to do this? or is it possible to find a bank which is available in these two countries and setup some sort of an arrangement? it's because i see that maybank is available in both countries. any ideas? thanks. hi guys, well i'm actually a malaysian, so i wanted to see how to do this. i've seen some of the answers, thanks you guys but it's still pretty blurry on how i can do the transfter, any more ideas? thanks.
Personal Finance - 3 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
bank, if u have ur contact's route number or something... it's really personal imformation to them, but if u have that transfer is free. If not there's a fee.
2 :
do it thru the U.S. Embasy and you do nave to pay for it.
3 :
Before you go check out reputable banks in this country what they would recommend. You have the HSBC bank world over, this may be a safer thing to do. Be careful of small bureaus who claim they can wire money for you. Personally I would open an account here, who has a banking set up in the country you are going to. I would advise in any case to have the details of the British embessy of the country you are travelling to. They can usually help
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
How much is the salary for physiotherapists working in Malaysia
How much is the salary for physiotherapists working in Malaysia?
especially for Physios who are freshers?
Malaysia - 5 Answers
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1200 basic in ur customer
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a houseman get rm3600 a fresh pharmacist get rm3200 at government hospital for the first 4 years a fresh engineering degree get around rm2000 a physio should get less
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very little.
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RM$3500.
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It's depend on where you are posting, basically it range from RM 1000.00 - RM 6,000.00 ...
especially for Physios who are freshers?
Malaysia - 5 Answers
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1200 basic in ur customer
2 :
a houseman get rm3600 a fresh pharmacist get rm3200 at government hospital for the first 4 years a fresh engineering degree get around rm2000 a physio should get less
3 :
very little.
4 :
RM$3500.
5 :
It's depend on where you are posting, basically it range from RM 1000.00 - RM 6,000.00 ...
Thursday, March 1, 2012
What's the best way to send money from Malaysia to the Philippines
What's the best way to send money from Malaysia to the Philippines?
I'll be working in Malaysia and I need some information re: this. THANKS! :-)
Malaysia - 8 Answers
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find a Malaysian bank or use an international bank
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Go to a bank and request for telegraphic transfer. Best if you can find one with branches in Makaysia and the Philippines. It may cost more, but it's safe. Do not send anything (cash cheques, drafts, etc...) by post or courier...
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Go to a bank (bestly ocbc bank) and request for telegraphic transfer. Best if you can find one with branches in Malaysia and the Philippines. It may cost more, but it's safe. Remember! Do not send anything (cash cheques, drafts, etc...) by post or courier...
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Let me take it for you Buy me a return ticket from New Zealand to KL to Manilla. This way l can go to KL and BELANJA Super Sapien chaw kuet tiew, Do your favour and home again. Now, that is a good plan that make 4 people happy.
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western union maybe. :)
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bank to bank is fastest
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You can do T/T online if you have an account with CIMB or MAYBANK, it is really simple, you can even set a standing instruction to send a certain amount on a certain date and it will send automatically, every month, twice a month or whatever you like, we are in a digital age dude.
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Just send it to me, lol! My account number will be available upon your request. ;D I think you just have to ask your fellow workers the best way they do it. I assume there are many Filipino workers in Malaysia.
I'll be working in Malaysia and I need some information re: this. THANKS! :-)
Malaysia - 8 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
find a Malaysian bank or use an international bank
2 :
Go to a bank and request for telegraphic transfer. Best if you can find one with branches in Makaysia and the Philippines. It may cost more, but it's safe. Do not send anything (cash cheques, drafts, etc...) by post or courier...
3 :
Go to a bank (bestly ocbc bank) and request for telegraphic transfer. Best if you can find one with branches in Malaysia and the Philippines. It may cost more, but it's safe. Remember! Do not send anything (cash cheques, drafts, etc...) by post or courier...
4 :
Let me take it for you Buy me a return ticket from New Zealand to KL to Manilla. This way l can go to KL and BELANJA Super Sapien chaw kuet tiew, Do your favour and home again. Now, that is a good plan that make 4 people happy.
5 :
western union maybe. :)
6 :
bank to bank is fastest
7 :
You can do T/T online if you have an account with CIMB or MAYBANK, it is really simple, you can even set a standing instruction to send a certain amount on a certain date and it will send automatically, every month, twice a month or whatever you like, we are in a digital age dude.
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Just send it to me, lol! My account number will be available upon your request. ;D I think you just have to ask your fellow workers the best way they do it. I assume there are many Filipino workers in Malaysia.
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