Wednesday, August 7, 2013

overstay for 9days in Malaysia.What should i do?

overstay for 9days in Malaysia.What should i do?
Im overstay now in Malaysia for 9 days.what should i do?But i plan to get a student visa..It is possible that i can get student visa even my passport or my visit pass expired? I want to study here because i want to finish my study here.hope they will allow.
Immigration - 2 Answers
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You should go home before they catch you. The food in Malaysian prisons is very bad.
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No , this is NOT allow Apply for a student visa from your home country. Expired tourist visa & overstayers will faces jail , fine and finally deportation . Expired passport - get it renew from your embassy Expired tourist visa - pay the fines and compound ( $rm30 x per day+$rm100 ) with a valid return ticket . Do NOT overstay in Malaysia. This is very dangerous for you. If caught , your money,mobile phone will be confiscated , sits in an overcrowded prison for months and subjected to abuse by the Malaysian government .

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Thursday, August 1, 2013

Can university gives student fine?


Can university gives student fine?
I study in university teknology malaysia. The school are giving student fines everyday due to, long hair although its not very long, car which goes wrong way or restricted area, students who do not wear name tag, dye their hair etc. I would like to know is this right against the law? If its not, how should i take action against it?
Law & Ethics - 2 Answers
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If it's in the United States, yes, it's wrong. It goes against your constitutional rights. If it's in Malaysia, I have no idea.
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"It goes against your constitutional rights." no it doesn't. the constitution speaks nothing of this issue and i don't believe you could prove otherwise.

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Sunday, July 28, 2013

Student exchange program?


Student exchange program?
i am 17. living in malaysia. what student exchange programs are available for malaysian students? am i eligible for any scholarships?
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Don't listen to that idiot, yes there are, just look it up I'm sure you can find something :)
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AFS has a program for Malaysians. http://www.afsmas.org/mas_ma/home Don't know about scholarships

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Sunday, July 14, 2013

Are there jobs in korea that will suit my course? I am a 2nd year tourism student.?

Are there jobs in korea that will suit my course? I am a 2nd year tourism student.?
I am 20 years old and a second year Tourism student here in the Philippines and i am looking for tour guiding jobs or any related jobs for my course in Korea or Japan, Malaysia, HongKong would be nice too.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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yes it has but what about your language ,

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Sunday, July 7, 2013

can i buy a car in malaysia?


can i buy a car in malaysia?
hi , guys i am a student moving to malaysia please tell me can i buy a car of 4000RM in malaysia ? And also tell me do you use compressed natural gas in cars rather then using gasoline and diesel. and alo tell me can i get a driving liscence of malaysia???
Malaysia - 6 Answers
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You need an international licence to drive here. RM4000 can get an old car eg: Toyota Corolla.
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in short ''Yes"
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With Rm4000 just afford to buy the old car i guess.~ The answer for the next question is "Yes" and "Yes"~
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a very old car yes. buy proton tiara for 2000+
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You can buy a Perodua Kancil or a Proton Iswara from the early 90s for RM4,000 - 6,000. Most Malaysian cars run on gasoline, only the heavy vehicles such as trucks and buses use diesel. The use of CNG is rather new - mostly by taxis in Kuala Lumpur. You will find that the gas stations supplying CNG is few and far between. To legally drive in Malaysia, you can use an international driving license or try to obtain one in Malaysia. http://202.190.64.96/v5/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=47&Itemid=71
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yes RM4000 will get you a junk car. btw if u manage to get a good one like merc, u can be sure it is a stolen car. depending on the car model, it can be consuming gasoline or diesel. compressed natural gas is not so common in private car but u can upgrade your gasoline car to it by spending a few thousands RM (to reduce gasoline cost). of course u can get a driving license. anyway, learn the 'rules' of getting it from the locals. if u have international license, probably u can drive here too ...

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Monday, July 1, 2013

What happen to students where there sex video is leaked?

What happen to students where there sex video is leaked?
I'm just wondering what happen to those girls(eg: Sunway student from Malaysia, another case from Lim Kok Wing that involves a Taiwanese and a Malaysian). What is their parents reaction about that? I personally think that they should be punished in some ways. That is so inappropriate. What do you think?
Singles & Dating - 2 Answers
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google it
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Have not seen it yet

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Friday, June 28, 2013

25 years old to old to start college here in Malaysia?


25 years old to old to start college here in Malaysia?
I'm planing of going to college this year to study mass com.Bcs of my age will i be laugh at by those who are younger then me the 18-19 years old.Mass com student share ur experience pls?
Malaysia - 9 Answers
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Enroll mate. You're never too old to learn or go back to school. I'm not sure how it is in Malaysia but here in Canada most people take one or more years off to start a life before going back to do college.I imagine it's pretty much the same there There are a lot of adult students going back, especially in these tough economic times. I'm 26 and am currently upgrading (retaking high school graduation level courses) and going into journalism. There are a few people in my class who are over 40. In any case, who cares if a few do laugh at you? If you're wanting to better yourself, go for it. It will be far better in the long rung for you.
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age doesnt mean anything..if u hav the confident n talent u go head.. dont care abt others coz u r living for urself no one going to shoulder up u.. anyway go head n hav a enjoy n study well bt a limit.. good luck buddy
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Your still young my friend. As long as u want to study go ahead. Don't care what others are going to say, the important thing is your goal and what u want to be in future.
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I experienced this before. 25 years old man that study in my college while most of the student include me is around 18-20 It's better for you to enter Open University because there are a lot of "old" people there. If you still want to enter other college just act matured and everyone will respect you. Plus they will appoint you as leader in most situation
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is a good idea i support
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hi there enegue :) first of all, let me congratulate u for wanting to pursue further studies :) education is a lifelong learning; pursuing knowledge is a lifelong learning... age is just a number, so do not allow it to hinder you from pursuing your goals... no one's perfect in this world... age group of your prospective classmates shouldn't be a issue because there are alot of mature learners / mature students out there... to me, these are the courageous group of people ~ people who doesn't give up just because they don't really make it in the earlier stages of their lives... so... don't wait any longer.. go ahead & enrol... keep all of us updated yea :) *peace* (¯`v´¯) .`·.¸.·´ ¸.·´¸.·´¨) ¸.·*¨) (¸.·´ (¸.·´
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26yrs?old neh..we normally start college after spm..like 19yrs old.
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Don't be afraid to start college at 25. At first the younger students may raise their eyebrows but you should not feel embarrassed. When I was in uni many years ago, there were many older students ranging from late 20s to 40s. We actually respected them for their ambitious move to improve themselves academically. In fact, very often we seek their advice and opinions on a lot of matters. So, don't be insecure, go ahead, do yourself proud and earn your degree.
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I have classmates as old as 55
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Learning is never too old

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