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Take bandung's advice with a pinch of salt. The locals aren't that bad. Search for the NUS Exchange group on facebook. You may also want to check out www.couchsurfing.com to meet more locals.

My reply on the other thread: Not to my knowledge but if you were to take up a Bachelor's degree, you will receive an invitation letter to apply for PR but it is subject to you finding a job in Singapore. Practically everyone who did their bachelor's degree at the local universities are eligible for...

Yeah many spoilers and hints on the net. Anyway I've spent way too much time on netpron. Think I'll give up now.

I was wondering about the case: Say an asian foreigner earning a master degree from one of the Singapore Govt. universities (say again either NUS or NTU) considering he or she getting a good studies result despite the area of study. Does this guaranteed here in getting a PR status? Please share you...

newhere wrote:OK...you're messing with me now. Is it the "substance" or is it the "little money"??

As for Sing women not being shallow...uhhhh, I think Sing has the highest Louis Vitton Bags per capita in the world.

*tsk tsk tsk* sometimes these LV bags you see could be fakes

If you're into riddles, give not prOn a try http://deathball.net/notpron/

WARNING: IT CAN GET VERY ADDICTIVE!!!

Hi Bubbles, Yeah you’ll probably find a lot of people in their 20’s in HC but I did meet one Singaporean guy in his 40’s. As mentioned by prana, the north-western states are quite safe like Penang for example but like anywhere else, it’s always best to be careful when traveling alone. The north-east...

Yup the Hospitality Club is definitely a great way to meet the locals. Have met some very nice people through the club. Not sure how many Malaysians actually host someone in HC and you'll find most of them in KL. Bubbles, Are you looking for Malay homes or just Malaysian homes? When you mentiond Mal...

Have you ever been to an Aussie, US or Euro University? Have you seen Asian students immersing tghemselves into the host country's culture, joining non-Asian clubs, engaging in cultural exchanges? Quasimodo, Yes in fact I’ve been to a Finnish university and also a French one. For your information, ...

Mysticalx, the world is not black and white. It doesn’t mean that because you’re right, other people must be wrong. Everyone can be right in some ways, but to various degrees. The truth is somewhere in between and the ability to find the balance is a mark of intellectual maturity. So is the ability...

And what view may that be, the one where students seeking education overseas are considered leeches, sucking the life out of the poor taxpayers, and that foreign students offer no value to the host country??? Obviously we all know how nice these places are by offering free education to non-EU citize...

Think what you like locallass. I never knew me being a male or female was such an issue. (Come to think of it, that's pretty easy to find out as I believe I have mentioned it before) If you think you're right just because I haven't replied to your last few posts, you're dead WRONG. I ain't bothered ...

locallass, you are getting bored aren't you?

In Europe, tax levels are very high. And every individual is interested to know where their money goes, as they would like to see some benefit for them. So, like it or not, the opinion expressed by these gentlemen is representative of what you would have for answer if you discussed the subject with...

I don’t think there’s really a need to repeat myself or what many of the other posters have already mentioned. There are definitely benefits of taking in foreign students. Call this a sort of “investment”