waterfall
Hello,
my husband got preliminary job offer for Malaysia. Still he did not get salary offer. What is good salary in Malaysia. We have loan and we have to pay 1000 euros per month for our flat in Egypt, so i am interested, what salary would allow us to have nice and modest life in Malaysia and also to save that money for flat.
Pls, help me, cz he have to answer fast..
cheers
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The same salary he is getting now, plus accomodation, car, expetriate allowance of 100 Euro a day including weekend.
For your info our fresh university graduate only make Euro400 to 500 a month.
Your husband need to be a high end professional in order to qualify that, our salary is approx 5 times lesser than those in the European Union
The same salary he is getting now, plus accomodation, car, expetriate allowance of 100 Euro a day including weekend.
For your info our fresh university graduate only make Euro400 to 500 a month.
Your husband need to be a high end professional in order to qualify that, our salary is approx 5 times lesser than those in the European Union
can someone arrange for me atour trip to malaysia for 10 day?
fuad a
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Not knowing your interests it's hard to suggest. However I must say I would skip most of the commercial package tours! Malaysia has a good transportation system.
KL is your normal large city. For high end shopping I would suggest KLCC and Times Square, for bargain shopping B & B. Local craft items can be picked up at Central Market. If you like knock-offs (China town is only a couple of blocks away). Heck even if you don't buy fake stuff, just walking China town is fun.
Mid Valley Mall and Sunway to me were just run of the mill malls. If you have seen one mall you have seen them all.
If you like history the National Museum is wonderful.
The bird park, which is located near the orchard garden is a great place to spend a few hours.
The butterfly park is nice, but the one near Melaka is much better.
Must see things in the KL area are the towers & the Batu Caves!!! Don't worry about the stairs at the cave, if it's too much for you there is an art cave at ground level. Not the same as the one at the top, but still very enjoyable.
If you like elephants, the sanctuary is about an hours drive north of the city and it's FREE (only a jar put any donation you would like to give). Here you can watch the elephants play freely in their playground. Afterwards you can hand feed them, and even ride one into the river if you want. Best time to arrive is noon, plan to be there 4 hours.
A two hour ride (car, taxi or bus) south of KL is Melaka this is a must see town. You might call it the historical town of Malaysia. Here you can see, taste and feel Malaysia's rich history.
Gentling Highlands is nice and if you like to gamble has the only casino in the country.
Cameron Highlands is where many of the locals go for vacation. Much cooler temps than most of the country.
As for the east side of the country, I haven't made it there yet. However have heard some good things about Malaysia Airlines packages. Remember the east side can be a bit more rural than the mainland.
For a lot more info I would suggest Virtual Tourist
http://forum.virtualtourist.com/forum-1714-1-Travel-Malaysia-1-forum.html
If you look at the top of the page you will see different choices. The forum is GREAT! "Things to do" will give you great insight, "Top 5 pages" are full of great info.
To learn more about Malaysia Airlines:
http://www.malaysiaairlines.com
Click under Destinations, pick Package & Promotions, then Malaysia
Not knowing your interests it's hard to suggest. However I must say I would skip most of the commercial package tours! Malaysia has a good transportation system.
KL is your normal large city. For high end shopping I would suggest KLCC and Times Square, for bargain shopping B & B. Local craft items can be picked up at Central Market. If you like knock-offs (China town is only a couple of blocks away). Heck even if you don't buy fake stuff, just walking China town is fun.
Mid Valley Mall and Sunway to me were just run of the mill malls. If you have seen one mall you have seen them all.
If you like history the National Museum is wonderful.
The bird park, which is located near the orchard garden is a great place to spend a few hours.
The butterfly park is nice, but the one near Melaka is much better.
Must see things in the KL area are the towers & the Batu Caves!!! Don't worry about the stairs at the cave, if it's too much for you there is an art cave at ground level. Not the same as the one at the top, but still very enjoyable.
If you like elephants, the sanctuary is about an hours drive north of the city and it's FREE (only a jar put any donation you would like to give). Here you can watch the elephants play freely in their playground. Afterwards you can hand feed them, and even ride one into the river if you want. Best time to arrive is noon, plan to be there 4 hours.
A two hour ride (car, taxi or bus) south of KL is Melaka this is a must see town. You might call it the historical town of Malaysia. Here you can see, taste and feel Malaysia's rich history.
Gentling Highlands is nice and if you like to gamble has the only casino in the country.
Cameron Highlands is where many of the locals go for vacation. Much cooler temps than most of the country.
As for the east side of the country, I haven't made it there yet. However have heard some good things about Malaysia Airlines packages. Remember the east side can be a bit more rural than the mainland.
For a lot more info I would suggest Virtual Tourist
http://forum.virtualtourist.com/forum-1714-1-Travel-Malaysia-1-forum.html
If you look at the top of the page you will see different choices. The forum is GREAT! "Things to do" will give you great insight, "Top 5 pages" are full of great info.
To learn more about Malaysia Airlines:
http://www.malaysiaairlines.com
Click under Destinations, pick Package & Promotions, then Malaysia
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