Hi Binusian, Ada yang tahu gimana perhitungan bandwidth untuk e-learning dengan kapasitas sekitar 40 client?
Sry, pertanyaan singkat. Thanks. Cheers --- aping <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just sharing. > ------------- > How to work in Singapore: > You have to get a work contract between you and the > company along with a visa to work in Sinapore (Work > Permit or Employment Pass) delivered by the SIR > (Singapore Immigration & Registration) which depends > on the lenght and the nature of the job. Instead of > saying what the SIR says, ask them the questions > directly at > http://www.mha.gov.sg/cgi-bin/sir/index.cgi. Now, if > you didn't found a job and you are looking for one, > here is where this will be useful. > > How long can I stay in Singapore looking for a job? > Arriving in Singapore, you will get a social visit > pass which validity will be of one month. Every > month, > a few possibilities are available:: > Go renew your visa at the SIR (in front of the MRT > Lavender station). You can renew it a few times > without them saying much. After 2 or 3 times, they > will start to ask questions and you better have > answers. > > Getting out of the country for a few days at least > and > then getting back to benefit from an all new visa > when > you return. If you enter via the Causeway or via > Tuas > Link (the two frontier post with Malaisia), you will > only get a 2 weeks visa. But if you enter via the > Changi Airport, you get a one month visa. > > You can also get sponsored by a Singapore citizen or > by a PR, Permanent Resident. He just has to sign a > form saying that you have a good morality. Here too, > you will have to renew it every month but the > immigration services are much less regarding and you > will be able to stay for at least 6 months. > > By combiming those three solutions, I think that you > can stay without any problems as a tourist(social > visit pass) during at least 6 to 9 month. This > should > be enough to know if you can find a job in > Singapore, > isn't it? > > Warning: Staying after the agreed delay is an > offense > which is severely reprimended by the lsingaporian > law. > Some girls from surrounding countries like Thailand > come to make business of their body, are doing this > often and overstay their visa. They often end up > with > a 6 to 9 month emprisonment term after an arrest and > a > fast trial. Conclusion: never get in trouble with > the > immigration. You would loose everytime! On the > countrary, in case of problem, always be lenient and > recognize your mistake by saying that you don't know > the law, even if everybody should know the law. > > Can I work unofficially? > Here again, I don't advise you, for the same reasons > as in the previous chapter. > > Where and how to look for a job? > Like if you had to find an appartment, go deep in > the > Straits Times which has plenty of daily job offers. > But for the managers and very qualified job, it's in > the saturday morning eedition that you should get. > However, I have a feeling that a impressive > screening > of the Straits Times resumes is done and that > usually > few foreigners CVs pass this net. No garanty of > results then. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com BinusNet founded on Dec 28, 1998 Owner : Johan Setiawan Moderator BinusNet : Suryadi Liawatimena & Surya Iskandar Stop or Unsubscribe: send blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Questions or Suggestions, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/binusnet/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
