Anak Cangkat good idea... I might be able to help...
@RavindranSubbiah-dn3dt
Ай бұрын
Anak angkat...
@reddevilsbgm8863
Ай бұрын
Good idea Anne👍
@vaaniananthan3206
Ай бұрын
well said about velaikaran!!
@krishnanveerasamy8801
Ай бұрын
❤
@Malaysiantamilpokkisham
Ай бұрын
Yes true and super 👌 please do for one video about Singaporean low qualified people can buy properties in Malaysia 🇲🇾 easily get property and get PR Malaysia 🇲🇾, research this anne we are Malaysian 🇲🇾 can’t easily buy Singapore properties and hard to get bank loans Singapore 🇸🇬 but Singaporean easily get loans at Malaysia
@Malaysiantamilpokkisham
Ай бұрын
Malaysian people work Singapore as a work pass work permit, spass Ep etc. but we are can’t get buying property and loans… Singaporean normal citizens low qualifications can buy property easily and easily get loans..
@Ashikaga-Tadayoshi
27 күн бұрын
A lack of education or reading habits often leads to immature and unpleasant comments like yours. Land is a valuable and limited resource in Singapore. Despite being roughly a quarter the size of Johor, Singapore has a population of over 5 million, which exceeds that of Johor itself. To begin with, there are two types of residential property in Singapore. Public housing, as the name implies, is built and governed by the government specifically for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents (PRs). As long as the buyer meets the eligibility requirements (both HDB and bank criteria), they can purchase public housing without any restrictions. In fact, securing a housing loan in Singapore is often easier than in Malaysia. It is logical that the public housing market is regulated to ensure that future generations of Singaporeans will always be able to afford a home in their own country. Private properties, on the other hand, can be purchased by anyone, even if they do not hold any type of permanent work visas or PR status. The stamp duty, however, differs for locals, PRs, and foreigners. As for Singaporeans purchasing property in Malaysia, it's not as easy as you suggest. Each state in Malaysia has its own requirements. If I recall correctly, in Johor or Malacca, foreigners can only purchase properties valued at more than RM 750,000. Regarding your mention of "low-quality Singaporeans," I'm not sure what you mean by that, as I'm not aware of any Singaporeans working as laborers in Malaysia. When Malaysia creates schemes like MM2H, Singaporeans are likely to invest in them, either for personal living or rental purposes. All of this information is publicly available through the respective agencies in both Malaysia and Singapore. I encourage you to develop a habit of reading and learning so that you don't end up spreading folk tales you've heard from your local "kakis."
@muhamadsukribinmohdradzali9295
Ай бұрын
Good job boss from Indonesian
@Rashasac
Ай бұрын
Arumai Anne. 👍
@mrbalan1306
Ай бұрын
Super bro 💪
@malarjmmalar2820
Ай бұрын
Boleh .Make proposal to PM . Tax relief to contributers .
@jomjumpatuhan
Ай бұрын
🎉🎉🎉
@viyasandev9985
Ай бұрын
how to contact to contribute anna
@ArattaiMaram
Ай бұрын
Vanakam sir 0194123397
@VincentSinnappan
Ай бұрын
I'm married and looking to adopt a child. Can you help?
@user-ri1vg8dh8c
Ай бұрын
Some people keep on complain why getting married early. Why not finish study and success in life 1st. Let me give you the reason 1. If you really want to know the seriousness of this matter as indian boys especially secondary and college student. They share gf private videos in web. If they get married earlier there is a way u can safeguard ur daughters modesty. And same goes for men. If they married earlier they won't have enough time to lepak with friends and be responsible. 2. Everyone can continue further studies and improve career path after get married also. 3. Low birth rate chances if married at 24+ age
@Ashikaga-Tadayoshi
Ай бұрын
First, step out of your cocoon and try to understand how the world functions in the 21st century. You sound like a time traveler who suddenly appeared from the 1960s.
@user-ri1vg8dh8c
Ай бұрын
@@Ashikaga-Tadayoshi human body is still same. X care 60s or 2k. You go and advice type M and see. Sure get kicked by them
@user-ri1vg8dh8c
Ай бұрын
@@Ashikaga-Tadayoshi the point is increase the population if not, majority will make more problems to you if u r a non-M
@Ashikaga-Tadayoshi
Ай бұрын
@@user-ri1vg8dh8c Whatever point you're trying to make, you just sound like a lost soul from the 1960s. What kind of outdated modesty for women are you talking about? Instead, how about teaching your sons to keep their behavior in check?
@surenthiranmadhavan3739
Ай бұрын
Hi bro! Can talk about warga asing Yang terlalu banyak kat Malaysia? Any solution bro
@thalaivarperumei4820
Ай бұрын
Create 1 Apps , Connects Temples,Sports,School,Business in 1 apps
@Ashikaga-Tadayoshi
Ай бұрын
I am not trying to instigate an argument, but I feel compelled to express my thoughts. I recently discovered your channel and have been catching up on your videos. I don't have any issues with your domestic political opinions or the counterarguments you present against those in power. However, your views on geopolitical and international affairs seem quite limited. Your perspectives on the Israel-Palestine issue, LTTE, comparing BRICS to the UN, the Bangladesh unrest, the UK and European migration crisis, and your unwarranted and illogical opinions about Saibaba devotees demonstrate a lack of understanding about these issues. If international affairs are not your forte, please avoid discussing them or read books that provide you with enough knowledge to better express your thoughts. If you have never lived in the UK or France, you may not understand the underlying anger that is currently flaring up. The left-wing woke culture policies have already caused significant harm. The influx of unskilled, non-contributing immigrants is a disaster for taxpayers. From housing to medical care, natives face serious issues. Immigrants, asylum seekers, and illegal entrants are essentially looting taxpayers to fund their lives without adding any value to the country and society. Also, since we're already here, just to add on: if you're branding yourself as different from the rest of the Indian political force, start by managing your anger. This will help you avoid perpetuating the immature, rogue culture of Indian politics that has existed since independence. Using unparliamentary language or making disgusting comments about people with opposing views highlights your inability to demonstrate the difference you claim to represent, rather than being regarded as a savior of society. Yes, you may have done a lot for society, as you frequently claim in your videos, but that still doesn't justify the use of unnecessary language. Again, I am not in Malaysia, and I don't have any political alignment. It's just that your opinion seems inadequate.
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