新国政府对马劳的优待

水手一月山

一月一日起，制造业的非马劳不再能够租赁整间的政府组屋，只能够租各别房间。目前租整间HDB租屋的非马劳在合约到期后就不能继续租了。

Since Jan 1, non-Malaysian work permit holders from the manufacturing sector have no longer been eligible to rent a whole Housing Board flat, and can only rent rooms.

Those currently renting can stay on until their existing subletting approvals expire.

The rule change, reported by Chinese daily Lianhe Zaobao yesterday, affects about 3.5 per cent of HDB households that are subletting all or part of their flats.

It is unclear how many households this represents. As of Sept 30, there were 52,394 wholly sublet HDB flats. The HDB does not release figures on the number of flats that are partially sublet.

On June 1, 2016, the HDB sent a letter to flat owners who currently sublet their flats to non-Malaysian manufacturing work permit holders "to inform them of the change, so that they would have time to make the necessary preparations".

In response to queries, the HDB said: "This revision in subletting conditions is part of the Government's longer-term plan to house non- Malaysian work permit holders in purpose-built dormitories and approved workers' quarters with facilities to better cater to their needs."

Work permits are for semi-skilled foreign workers in the construction, manufacturing, marine, process or service sectors.

Since Nov 7, 2006, non-Malaysian work permit holders from the construction sector have not been able to sublet HDB flats or rooms. This was extended to the marine and process sectors from May 1, 2015.

Now, only non-Malaysian work permit holders in the service sector can rent whole flats. Asked if the rules will be changed for them too, the HDB said only that it "reviews its rules regularly to maintain the balance between the needs of flat owners and sub-tenants".

The HDB said Malaysian work permit holders can still rent HDB flats and rooms "due to the close historical and cultural similarities between Malaysians and Singaporeans".

The rule change is unlikely to have much impact, said employers.

Some firms, such as timber product manufacturer LHT Holdings, house workers in dormitories.

Mr John Kong, managing director of M Metal and a council member of the Singapore Manufacturing Federation, said most firms that do not house workers in dormitories are not involved in their workers' housing choice.

OrangeTee property agent Aaron Hong said that, in his experience, work permit holders from the service sector are more common as tenants.

http://www.straitstimes.com/sing ... work-permit-holders

不知道会多有效，他们还是可以租整间公寓来做二房东滴。

乱了线

其实是宾宾的天性

能歌善舞热情洋溢

喜欢一群吃吃喝喝

容易骚扰到邻居

jack_chong

马劳好野。。。

水手一月山

乱了线 发表于 24-1-2017 11:39 AM
其实是宾宾的天性

能歌善舞热情洋溢

喜欢一群吃吃喝喝

容易骚扰到邻居

一群南亚，就整天煮咖喱，非得半夜三更在走廊讲电话
一群中中，打包票那间屋子一定脏到不行。


对，我很歧视，我也不介意被人说我歧视。

乱了线

水手一月山 发表于 24-1-2017 11:48 AM
一群南亚，就整天煮咖喱，非得半夜三更在走廊讲电话
一群中中，打包票那间屋子一定脏到不行。


对，我很歧视，我也不建议被人说我歧视。

介意

水手一月山

乱了线 发表于 24-1-2017 11:50 AM
介意

排写，错字

天然夜行者

私宅屋主笑了

NewFuture

爱你变成害你。。。

阿呆0327

宾宾很吵…………大笑大唱
强国人。。有生意头脑做第二房东，卫生很有问题，最爱抽烟。

JK's

我左右两间一间中国人，一间菲律宾人，正对面马来人，和一间本地新加坡人
都是4房式组屋。。。

中国人那间肯定有8个人以上保守估计10个
屋外上下最少15只竹竿，都是满满地衣服都是衣物，鞋子单单外面有30几双。。。。
还有一架洗衣在外面，几乎24小时都在洗
至于吵。。。还好，但偶尔有人在走廊吸烟而已
他们讲话也没什么大声，会看时间

菲律宾那间，有打交道过。。。应该住的人数6人左右
外面往进去很干净。。。平日还算正常
但。。。周末。。。你就能全天候听圣歌，歌舞升平啊
他们都喜欢在走廊讲电话，声量不比大陆大妈差。。。

对面马来人，人不错。。。有时多咖喱鸡会分享个我们
和宾宾一样也有饼干吃
他们喜欢在走廊“野餐”聚会等
除此没什么了，一家人都不错

本地新加坡人那家。。。没有打交道。。。
碰到倒垃圾，你对他微笑了还是一副欠他几百万的样子

gonong

馬勞就是特殊！

蛇仔明

水手一月山 发表于 24-1-2017 11:48 AM
一群南亚，就整天煮咖喱，非得半夜三更在走廊讲电话
一群中中，打包票那间屋子一定脏到不行。


对，我很歧视，我也不介意被人说我歧视。

你只是在“歧视”：扰人清梦的南亚人，不顾清洁的大陆人。

“歧视”没错，只是你要把“歧视”的对象搞清楚。

itechdigit

【专家解析】新加坡WP准证的2017年租房指南

http://www.nextsingapo.com/archives/12627

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