Calling all Malaysian brides/grooms
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storeberry
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Hi TS, but having two S"pore cars are very xiong for us. Initially we thought he can still drive his Malaysian car & I will buy a S'pore car for my work, but now seems like he need the car more than me, then I will have to take public transport?? And he will use the S'pore car for his business in Malaysia, abit funny right?
Bike is another alternative but the queues are a major problem.
Bike is another alternative but the queues are a major problem.
Hi liaz, yes, it's taken by a professional photographer, we have many many photos, I only chosed 48 to upload.
storeberry, wow, didn't know you need a car to go work. Frankly speaking, if income permitted, dun care so much lah, just buy lah. I am a bit confused, what is the problem for taking public transport? You can call Benz cab everyday what. Mind me asking you, why do you need a car to work?
storeberry, wow, didn't know you need a car to go work. Frankly speaking, if income permitted, dun care so much lah, just buy lah. I am a bit confused, what is the problem for taking public transport? You can call Benz cab everyday what. Mind me asking you, why do you need a car to work?
storeberry
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Aiyo... income not permitted that's why have to consider so much lo...
There is absoutely no problem in taking public transport, I stay in Toa Payoh now, so if I moved to Yew Tee, going to work is going to take at least one hour & I am doing sales so a car would be better but not a must la.
My problem is not about whether I need a car for work, just that the ideal situation we have come up with is being dashed! And now we have to faster come up with a solution because our first appointment is in sep 06 & we need to have the 6 month visit pass ready & the time its approved my FH has to take a bus in everytime he needs to meet me, its going to be very troublesome for him. U understand?
There is absoutely no problem in taking public transport, I stay in Toa Payoh now, so if I moved to Yew Tee, going to work is going to take at least one hour & I am doing sales so a car would be better but not a must la.
My problem is not about whether I need a car for work, just that the ideal situation we have come up with is being dashed! And now we have to faster come up with a solution because our first appointment is in sep 06 & we need to have the 6 month visit pass ready & the time its approved my FH has to take a bus in everytime he needs to meet me, its going to be very troublesome for him. U understand?
storeberry
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Hi TS, so our job sama sama...
There is no need to take up PR but a 6 month social visit pass means that he is a resident here so cannot drive M'sia car. Pray hard for me.
There is no need to take up PR but a 6 month social visit pass means that he is a resident here so cannot drive M'sia car. Pray hard for me.
storeberry, got time meet up leh. Interested to find out more about your job,maybe can share customer database too. very unlikely we are competitors hehe....
Is it a must to take up social visit pass? I would suggest he register a company here and assign himself as country manager, hold employment pass, can drive malaysia car like nobody business.
Is it a must to take up social visit pass? I would suggest he register a company here and assign himself as country manager, hold employment pass, can drive malaysia car like nobody business.
Hi Ong,
My BS is Graceful Creation in johor jaya.
i will recommend you my Makeup artist and Videography on my actual day. They are well done.
Graceful creation i am not willing recommend, but their service was very good special my coordinator Ms.Michelle. But their gown not so nice, maybe i cannot found wat i wan at there. But overall, my BS in good service, and out come not bad too. If u need any information, u can direct email to me [email protected]
My BS is Graceful Creation in johor jaya.
i will recommend you my Makeup artist and Videography on my actual day. They are well done.
Graceful creation i am not willing recommend, but their service was very good special my coordinator Ms.Michelle. But their gown not so nice, maybe i cannot found wat i wan at there. But overall, my BS in good service, and out come not bad too. If u need any information, u can direct email to me [email protected]
storeberry
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Hi TS, I am not doing corporate sales, I am doing Financial Advisory so cannot exchange customer database la...
I am also thinking of going either Venus / Milan or Dawn. Any comments? My friend went to Milan in Jan 05 but heard that the photographer change so don't know whether its good now...
I am also thinking of going either Venus / Milan or Dawn. Any comments? My friend went to Milan in Jan 05 but heard that the photographer change so don't know whether its good now...
Hi Storeberry, I saw Milan one, but not Dawn, Milan cannot make it lah.
Hi Rachel, your RM2K+ package is only indoor? I think the numbers of photo and the freegifts are different lah. I am looking at the RM7K one because I'm comparing it with the Singapore packages mah. Most probably we are going overseas to shoot. Destination not sure yet.
Hi Rachel, your RM2K+ package is only indoor? I think the numbers of photo and the freegifts are different lah. I am looking at the RM7K one because I'm comparing it with the Singapore packages mah. Most probably we are going overseas to shoot. Destination not sure yet.
Hi,
I need some advice. I am Singaporean, my HTB is Malaysian with S'pore PR. We plan to have our church wedding and solemisation in KL in Oct 06.
1) Do we still need to ROM in Singapore?
2) OR can we just convert the Malaysia Marriage Cert with ROM in Singapore?
Any advice is appreciated.
I need some advice. I am Singaporean, my HTB is Malaysian with S'pore PR. We plan to have our church wedding and solemisation in KL in Oct 06.
1) Do we still need to ROM in Singapore?
2) OR can we just convert the Malaysia Marriage Cert with ROM in Singapore?
Any advice is appreciated.
Kylie, it's always easier to register in SG and submit the marriage cert to Malaysia high commission or immigration for filing purpose, not the other way. As long as you're non-Malaysian, it's always very troublesome to get married within Malaysia.
You can still have your church wedding, just that dun "solemize" in KL can already.
So the correct way is:
1.To have your solemization done in Singapore
2.Submit your marriage cert to Malaysia Immigration or High Commission
3.Have your church wedding in KL. (You can do this anytime you want, but it will not have any legal impact to your marital status)
You can still have your church wedding, just that dun "solemize" in KL can already.
So the correct way is:
1.To have your solemization done in Singapore
2.Submit your marriage cert to Malaysia Immigration or High Commission
3.Have your church wedding in KL. (You can do this anytime you want, but it will not have any legal impact to your marital status)
hi everyone, I'm going to have a wedding dinner in KL. Any contacts for MUA? Thanks so much!
Can email me too [email protected]
Can email me too [email protected]
elaineanne
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corsage,
I have a contact for the KL MUA. Have seen her work in mags & its fabulous. Her prices are quite steep but she's having some sort of promo right now. Will email you her contact.
I have a contact for the KL MUA. Have seen her work in mags & its fabulous. Her prices are quite steep but she's having some sort of promo right now. Will email you her contact.
marilyn_chh
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Hi blurberry,
I think i have a contact. The uncle will come over to singapore for fitting. Very good workmanship and efficient. I hope his number still valid. Send me a PM and i will reply you.
I think i have a contact. The uncle will come over to singapore for fitting. Very good workmanship and efficient. I hope his number still valid. Send me a PM and i will reply you.
excuse me.....the hill street one was a temporary one, as the original high commission was under renovation. It's all moved back to the 301 Jervois Rd bungalow already. Quite near from River Valley road. You can take bus from Dhoby Ghaut and stop at River Valley road, then walk in.
the map can be found here:http://www.streetdirectory.com/genmapphp.cgi?x=27201.7918&y=30893.8145&iconlist=star1,27201.7918,30893.8145;&level=6&sizex=430&sizey=555
or you can go to http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel.php?travel_id=5352&travel_site=24843 to see how to get there.
the map can be found here:http://www.streetdirectory.com/genmapphp.cgi?x=27201.7918&y=30893.8145&iconlist=star1,27201.7918,30893.8145;&level=6&sizex=430&sizey=555
or you can go to http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel.php?travel_id=5352&travel_site=24843 to see how to get there.
papakotyah
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Hi Andrea,
I juz went M'sia High Comm to file my marriage. Things to bring :
(1) 2 passport size photos (husband & wife);
(2) original birth cert + 2 photocopy (h & w);
(3) original marriage cert + 2 photocopy;
(4) original IC + 2 photocopy (h & w); and
(5) original passport.
need to pay $10 for registration fee.
I juz went M'sia High Comm to file my marriage. Things to bring :
(1) 2 passport size photos (husband & wife);
(2) original birth cert + 2 photocopy (h & w);
(3) original marriage cert + 2 photocopy;
(4) original IC + 2 photocopy (h & w); and
(5) original passport.
need to pay $10 for registration fee.
Hi Andrea,
I had my marriage registered at the High Comm here in June (my hubby is a Msian). Was a few months late and they "orh kong" us about 50 bucks. This other couple was late by 2 years and was fined about $200!
The whole registration process was very fast. As long as the forms are correctly filled in and u have brought everything needed, the officers will be done checking in a whiz.
You'll also have to return in a week's time to collect the certs. They will tell u which day and what time to go.
One interesting thing is that they issue 2 certs. One in blue, meant to be the guy's copy and the other in pink for the lady. I asked my hubby why and he too can't explain.
I had my marriage registered at the High Comm here in June (my hubby is a Msian). Was a few months late and they "orh kong" us about 50 bucks. This other couple was late by 2 years and was fined about $200!
The whole registration process was very fast. As long as the forms are correctly filled in and u have brought everything needed, the officers will be done checking in a whiz.
You'll also have to return in a week's time to collect the certs. They will tell u which day and what time to go.
One interesting thing is that they issue 2 certs. One in blue, meant to be the guy's copy and the other in pink for the lady. I asked my hubby why and he too can't explain.
Hi Jazlyn,
Hmm, I think it was in 2 colours for mine. Very strange hor.
Hi Ong,
I am the opposite of you. My hubby is Msian from Malacca.
U will need to register your marriage with the Msian side within 6 months of your Singapore registration.
Hi 318bi,
I think the amount of the penalty goes according to the over due duration. The longer overdue, the more one has to pay. I am not sure how much more though....
So I suppose most of u here your hubby is a Msian?
Hmm, I think it was in 2 colours for mine. Very strange hor.
Hi Ong,
I am the opposite of you. My hubby is Msian from Malacca.
U will need to register your marriage with the Msian side within 6 months of your Singapore registration.
Hi 318bi,
I think the amount of the penalty goes according to the over due duration. The longer overdue, the more one has to pay. I am not sure how much more though....
So I suppose most of u here your hubby is a Msian?
Thx Huiz, like that I have to make a trip down to collect the form and come again.
318bi, yes, I think it's alright for having 2 ROM in 2 countries, as long as it's the same couple. Otherwise both countries can sue you for married twice with 2 different person lol.
The only trade off is, Malaysia will not recognize your marriage done in Singapore only, and I think it's perfectly alright. remember, there is always work around for almost anything.
318bi, yes, I think it's alright for having 2 ROM in 2 countries, as long as it's the same couple. Otherwise both countries can sue you for married twice with 2 different person lol.
The only trade off is, Malaysia will not recognize your marriage done in Singapore only, and I think it's perfectly alright. remember, there is always work around for almost anything.
