Things to do prior to existing SG

lock_code2004

@Aiwink - hahah.. gusto ko yung mga last suggestions mo..

dapat gawin mo yan ha..

Cleon

salamat sa mga info..

marami na palang lilipad sa OZ this Jan... Good luck...

announce lang dito if may mga gamit na on SALE! ehhehe

hotshot

<blockquote rel="Cleon">salamat sa mga info..

marami na palang lilipad sa OZ this Jan... Good luck...

announce lang dito if may mga gamit na on SALE! ehhehe</blockquote>

may sofa bed (from ikea) pa kami na di nabebenta....any takers? hehehe

killerbee

nung kinausap ko HR namin...kelangan daw nila ideclare na "leaving singapore permanently" yung reason ko for leaving. para daw kasi to sa computation at arrangement ng tax payments ko. but, they told me na walang kinalaman to sa PR status ko dito sa SG. nag-raise kasi ako ng concern about it...kasi sabi ko wala pa kong balak na irenounce ang PR ko dito. tapos yun ang sinabi nila sa akin...for IRAS lang daw yun para sa pagayos ng tax ko. 🙂</blockquote>

i see. mraming salamat sa info sir.

Birhen_ng_Guadalupe

Magiging problema ko rin ito next year. Sa company namin nasa contract na ihold talaga yung last salary so I hope it's enough to cover my tax for 2012. Naka GIRO din ako now(umaasang manalo ng 10K sa promo nila for GIRO arrangements haha). Hamak na EP lang din naman ako hehe.

Nagdo-donate din pala ako monthly sa Singapore Cancer SOciety which is GIRO din. Tax deduction is not that much pero sukli ko na yun sa SG as my adopted country. Di ko pa alam kung paano ipatigil haha!

Take note if nagtrade kayo ng stocks dito (e.g. via DBS Vickers), either you sell your shares na or inform them na itansfer to another broker of your choice if you still want to keep them. My restrictions thingy for Australian PRs.

As of gamit, kuwarto lang naman nirerent ko at wala naman ako masyado binili except books so bahala na.

sydneyblued

Magresign let your company know that you're revoking PR status
serve your notice
Go to ICA to revoke your PR with a letter (takes 10-15mins)
IRAS to clear your tax
CPF to get your CPF. after clearing your tax and taking into account your last CPF Contribution.

In between

Discontinue your PUB, Phone, Cables, Internets, Credit cards
Sell your stuffs.
visit places you haven't been to. 🙂 RWS Aquarium 🙂
Research the best way to send your stuffs. (let us know)

Papicture kay merlion one more time hahah 🙂 Isang araw na idedicate mo na magsalita ka lang ng singlish mah! 🙂 lahat ng kumausap sayo sabihan mo ng "HA?!!!!!". Just incase mamiss mo lang. hehhehe.</blockquote>

@Aiwink panalo last suggestion mo lah!!! haha

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Birhen_ng_Guadalupe">My restrictions thingy for Australian PRs.</blockquote>

I am interested to know more about this... Care to expound please?

sydneyblued

Reminders ko na din ito sa sarili ko, when 'this is it' na before kami umalis ng SG...

request for certified true copy of Birth Cert from Singapore Registry of Birth sa mga Mommy na dito nanganak sa SG... as good as parang NSO satin... for assurance lang in case kailanganin in the future
school certs & records ng mga kids
as much as possible, referral letter from current & previous employers or manager in Sg
colored copy ng IC then ipa-laminate for souvenir 🙂

Cleon

All:

Share ko lang dahil sa katulad ninyo na tied up pa rin ako sa mga banks finances, flat,loans, bonds, schools etc. I am planning not to rennounce may PR and even waiting to extend it before we leave to OZ> yan yung plan namin para flexible to visit this country and asekasuhin eto. Maybe after 5 years , yun na ang time pag rennounce.

@hotshot heheh Sir thanks..electornics lang Sir pwedi pa🙂

TasBurrfoot

Anyone who left Singapore lately?

Kung Hei Fat Choy guys - Singapore is very quiet probably at this time.

Phil_Sing_Au

@Birhen_ng_Guadalupe

Sir you mention about dun sa mga nag ttrade ng stocks thru DBS Vickers, i still got some kaso ang dillema q now is luge ako ng almost 4k pag binenta q to ngayun. Pede q pa bang i keep to until gumanda na ang price nya?, i have no plans in closing my POSB account yet nor i renounce yung PR sa ngayun.

@Tas BurrFoot - tahimik ngayun sa SG. Most of the shops ay close so malamang indian food na naman kakainin for lunch.

<blockquote rel="Birhen_ng_Guadalupe">Magiging problema ko rin ito next year. Sa company namin nasa contract na ihold talaga yung last salary so I hope it's enough to cover my tax for 2012. Naka GIRO din ako now(umaasang manalo ng 10K sa promo nila for GIRO arrangements haha). Hamak na EP lang din naman ako hehe.

As of gamit, kuwarto lang naman nirerent ko at wala naman ako masyado binili except books so bahala na.

</blockquote>

SimplyMe

Just a recommendation, don't close your bank account sa sg para magamit nyo ung debit/credit card pag umuuwi ng Pinas. Dito kc may international charge pag ginamit mo ung card overseas e. Malaki-laki din ung charge, minsan mas malaki pa kesa dun sa binili mo 🙁 ang ginagawa ko is nagdedeposit ako ng funds dun sa acct ko pag stopover ko sa sg para swipe na lng ng swipe ng card pag sa pinas 🙂

Oh yeah kainin nyo na lahat ng chicken rice, mee and kway teow na kayang nyong kainin coz suuuupppeeerrr mahal dito.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="jaero">@SimplyMe merong mga credit cards na waived ang international fees. ung card ko ngayon ay no international fee and no annual fees. para itong travel card na credit card. kinuha ko ito dahil din sa purpose of international purchase</blockquote>

@jaero - take note that the charges for purchase made overseas are embedded in the FX rates; tingnan mo versus actual spot rate, there should be around 3% increase making the conversion a bit more expensive. 🙂

yukie77

" Isang araw na idedicate mo na magsalita ka lang ng singlish mah! lahat ng kumausap sayo sabihan mo ng "HA?!!!!!". Just incase mamiss mo lang. hehhehe. "

<<<hahah kulit nito, npicture ko ung mga auntie sa cafeteria nmen, "hah?!"

Gamitin mo narin ng unnecessary extra "s" ang mga verbs. :b Peace.. 😃

Panu kaya if may mga insurance kang based dito? Meron bang remit from AU to SG?Hehe. Para pag nag GIRO sure may funds parate ung SG account mo?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="yukie77">" Isang araw na idedicate mo na magsalita ka lang ng singlish mah! lahat ng kumausap sayo sabihan mo ng "HA?!!!!!". Just incase mamiss mo lang. hehhehe. "

<<<hahah kulit nito, npicture ko ung mga auntie sa cafeteria nmen, "hah?!"

Gamitin mo narin ng unnecessary extra "s" ang mga verbs. :b Peace.. 😃

Panu kaya if may mga insurance kang based dito? Meron bang remit from AU to SG?Hehe. Para pag nag GIRO sure may funds parate ung SG account mo?</blockquote>

Definitely there are ways to remit from AU to SG - the question nalang is how much would it cost... 🙂

jcgagni

Magresign let your company know that you're revoking PR status
serve your notice
Go to ICA to revoke your PR with a letter (takes 10-15mins)
IRAS to clear your tax
CPF to get your CPF. after clearing your tax and taking into account your last CPF Contribution.

In between

Discontinue your PUB, Phone, Cables, Internets, Credit cards
Sell your stuffs.
visit places you haven't been to. 🙂 RWS Aquarium 🙂
Research the best way to send your stuffs. (let us know)

@Aiwink panalo last suggestion mo lah!!! haha

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Not sure kung merong nang thread about this...

Meron na ba sa inyong nakapagrenounce ng SPR and nag-withdraw ng CPF then dinala yung CPF amount to AU?

I was wondering lang kung Pay2Home ba ang ginamit n'yo or Overseas Fund Transfer sa bank?

And sisingilin pa ba ng ATO ng tax yung CPF na ipapasok sa AU kahit na ngayon palang titira dun at maghahanap ng work?

Thanks po!

TasBurrfoot

Magresign let your company know that you're revoking PR status
serve your notice
Go to ICA to revoke your PR with a letter (takes 10-15mins)
IRAS to clear your tax
CPF to get your CPF. after clearing your tax and taking into account your last CPF Contribution.

In between

Discontinue your PUB, Phone, Cables, Internets, Credit cards
Sell your stuffs.
visit places you haven't been to. 🙂 RWS Aquarium 🙂
Research the best way to send your stuffs. (let us know)

@Aiwink panalo last suggestion mo lah!!! haha

</blockquote>

Not sure kung merong nang thread about this...

Meron na ba sa inyong nakapagrenounce ng SPR and nag-withdraw ng CPF then dinala yung CPF amount to AU?

I was wondering lang kung Pay2Home ba ang ginamit n'yo or Overseas Fund Transfer sa bank?

And sisingilin pa ba ng ATO ng tax yung CPF na ipapasok sa AU kahit na ngayon palang titira dun at maghahanap ng work?

Thanks po!</blockquote>

@jcgagni - congratulations on planning to renounce you SPR; it means at least kahit papaano, you will have some amount to sustain on whilst establishing yourself here in Australia.

I used bank transfer before from DBS back in late 2012 - they have a fee that depends on the amount that you sent.

ATO tax? nope... wala naman to - this is your money naman eh and it is not considered earnings per se. sa amin before, we move a relatively big chunk from SG to CBA. We just paid for the tax on the interest portion of our money at the end of the financial year.

Hope this helps!

jcgagni

Magresign let your company know that you're revoking PR status
serve your notice
Go to ICA to revoke your PR with a letter (takes 10-15mins)
IRAS to clear your tax
CPF to get your CPF. after clearing your tax and taking into account your last CPF Contribution.

In between

Discontinue your PUB, Phone, Cables, Internets, Credit cards
Sell your stuffs.
visit places you haven't been to. 🙂 RWS Aquarium 🙂
Research the best way to send your stuffs. (let us know)

@Aiwink panalo last suggestion mo lah!!! haha

</blockquote>

Not sure kung merong nang thread about this...

Meron na ba sa inyong nakapagrenounce ng SPR and nag-withdraw ng CPF then dinala yung CPF amount to AU?

I was wondering lang kung Pay2Home ba ang ginamit n'yo or Overseas Fund Transfer sa bank?

And sisingilin pa ba ng ATO ng tax yung CPF na ipapasok sa AU kahit na ngayon palang titira dun at maghahanap ng work?

Thanks po!</blockquote>

@jcgagni - congratulations on planning to renounce you SPR; it means at least kahit papaano, you will have some amount to sustain on whilst establishing yourself here in Australia.

I used bank transfer before from DBS back in late 2012 - they have a fee that depends on the amount that you sent.

Hope this helps!</blockquote>

Hi @TasBurrfoot,

The information will be a lot of help!

Maraming maraming salamat 🙂

brixx89

</blockquote>

Not sure kung merong nang thread about this...

Meron na ba sa inyong nakapagrenounce ng SPR and nag-withdraw ng CPF then dinala yung CPF amount to AU?

I was wondering lang kung Pay2Home ba ang ginamit n'yo or Overseas Fund Transfer sa bank?

And sisingilin pa ba ng ATO ng tax yung CPF na ipapasok sa AU kahit na ngayon palang titira dun at maghahanap ng work?

Thanks po!</blockquote>

You can use the pay2home method..flat rate of 20SGD kahit na magkanong amount to AU bank account..pag renounce mo ng PR mo, credit it to your SG bank account..in my case sa DBS..then fund transfer sa pay2home and remit to my NAB account that simple and swift..un lang may online limit fund transfer lang from your SG account to 3rd party unless you gonna fill-out a form and forward it to the bank para mas mataas na amount ma transfer mo..or you can do fund transfer for daily until then inform pay2home that you'll be transfering more (and the total amount) which they will hold for 7 days..

jcgagni

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</blockquote>

Not sure kung merong nang thread about this...

Meron na ba sa inyong nakapagrenounce ng SPR and nag-withdraw ng CPF then dinala yung CPF amount to AU?

I was wondering lang kung Pay2Home ba ang ginamit n'yo or Overseas Fund Transfer sa bank?

And sisingilin pa ba ng ATO ng tax yung CPF na ipapasok sa AU kahit na ngayon palang titira dun at maghahanap ng work?

Thanks po!</blockquote>

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Hi @brixx89,

Thanks sa info!

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