Sunday, November 1, 2009

Can anyone help who live in malaysia

Can anyone help who live in malaysia?
Now that I decide my first destinantion to go on holiday and with my family. KL for one week then go to Terrengganu for couple of days.. which route should I choose afterwards hope someone can help: From Terrengganu to Kelantan to Perak back to KL. or From Terrengganu to Pahang to Sabah back to KL... or any other suggestion....! Want to spent two weeks travelling around Malaysia...! But after KL first stop is Terrengganu then afterwards where... can someone help or suggest any ideas! As long as those places got things to do with a 2 years old toddler...! Thank you
Malaysia - 4 Answers
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I CAN'T HELP!!!
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Terengganu for only a couple of days? If you are coming here before late October (i.e. between late February and early Oct), go to the Perhentian Islands off the coast of Terengganu - toddler or not you will love the beaches there. Perhentian Besar is more quiet with less night life whereas Perhentian Kecil has more pubs, bars and restaurants that open late (it is more for backpackers with lots of budget accommodation). Spend less time in KL I suggest, if you are just here for hols and not to visit family. Kelantan, there is nothing much though. I would say from Terengganu to Pahang, because there is the National Park Taman Negara there. However with a toddler I don't think you can go hiking to fully savor the outdoors there. So you could even decide to skip pahang. Unless you want to hit Club Med in Cherating - but if you already went to Perhentian, then Cherating beach is nothing compared to it. I suggest you hop over to Sarawak for cultural sightseeing. Go to the cultural village in Sarawak's capital Kuching. A toddler is fine for you to visit the cultural village.
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wow...all that in a couple of weeks..maybe you could narrow down your destination. like KL, langkawi island, or islands in terengganu then sabah..but then tagging along a 2-yo tot could be a bit difficult. so long as you know that from KL to sabah you need to take another plane... welcome and good luck
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Why 1 week in KL? i think 3-4 days are enough since u said that you want to spend 2 weeks travelling AROUND malaysia.. after KL, u can go to Perak...from there u can travel up north to Penang, a must place to go in Malaysia besides KL...famous for its food..lots of food!..since u in the north..why not go to Langkawi Island in Kedah. famous for its duty free area. Then u travel down to Terengganu / Kelantan..these places are famous for the beautiful beaches n malay cultural. Terengganu is my fave state in Malaysia. I can spend a week there..too many things to see n enjoy! If you want to go to Sabah/Sarawak, u need to fly to reach there.If it's in ur budget, then...go!! but I suggest u to cover the peninsular first as it wont dig ur budget so much. Other places i want you to experience is Melaka, our historic state.







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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Can foreigner obtain driving license in Malaysia

Can foreigner obtain driving license in Malaysia?
One of my friend who living malaysia wanted to obtain driving license. He dose not have any license with him. He just wanted to get his license there. He have living in malaysia since 4yrs ago. What source of information required for him?? or just like other malaysian bring his passport to any driving school and take the lesson? Any malaysian who is knowledgeable in this matter please help me.
Malaysia - 5 Answers
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He can, if he has a Permanent Residency Card issued by the government. Either way, he can also apply instead for an International Driving License.
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PR and legal work pass allows foreigners to get a Malaysian driving license. Usually an international driving license, or a driving license recognised by Malaysia is enough though. On the other hand, a Malaysian driving license is a good thing to have, you can open banks accounts with it etc...
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can but must go through malaysian driving procedure
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yes he can..
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at least must have a working permit or student visa etc, just a proof he is staying in Msia legally, just go to any driving school to ask for detail







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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

I live in Malaysia and wish to invest in India?Like buying shares in Sensex

I live in Malaysia and wish to invest in India?Like buying shares in Sensex?
Can anyone advise if there is a possibility of a foreigner buying Indian stocks?Via online method preferable.any sane and rational responses are appreciated.Thanks so much for your help
Mumbai - 4 Answers
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No...u cannot buy indian stocks online. however if u r HNI , u can contact your bank or fin instn..who can invest in india on ur behalf. The other way is to search INDIA DEDICATED FUND IN UR COUNTRY AND INVEST IN THEM.
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You can buy any shares from Indian stock market, but the prosiger will too long for you because you are an NRI. So easiest way is that you contact some Indian relative and invest your money by using his/her demat and trading account. But make sure it is trustworthy deal, do not forget to check your transaction on regular basis. You can got information of Bombay stock exchange from the site which I mentioned in source. Have a nice time. :)
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Penny Stock market is good fun. Friend of mine is self made millionaire doing penny stock. You can check it on the video.
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The both answers give you very informative suggestions







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