can i apply for a credit card in malaysia if i m a singaporean?
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it depends on the creditor terms and conditions
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no it can be renewed depending on country u are from
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Yes.\nYou need to apply in the US.
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Singapore?  Maybe you should try http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=Ao.ITDSDl5NSGGfqfWWCO1wazKIX/SIG=111qtb3fm/**http%3a//sg.answers.yahoo.com/
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I assume that your APR is 18% as most of the Malaysia credit cards do, it will take 20 months for you to pay off you credit card bill. You may use the calculator at www.MoneySection.com to calculate. Hope this help :)
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visit  http://www.mycen.com.my/malaysia/gaming.html   and find out
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The website below will allow you to apply for either card.
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I would try the majot international banks such as Standard Chartered or HSBC. They are most likely to do something like what you want as they probably operate in your country of origin/citizenship and therefore they can verify your details much better.
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Get a prepaid master card or visa.
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Kawanaku.com maintains such lists for Malaysia\nhttp://www.kawanaku.com/faq.php
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Did you mean Malaysia? If you did, you may want to check out:\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org.my/
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Yes - just ask at supermarkets.   All phonecards only work in the country you buy them in, but you can use them to ring other countries.
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You can apply online though various banks for cards.\nMerely do a simple search for either card and dozens of sites will be available to apply
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Fill out a credit app at visa dot com or get a card from your bank that is pre-paid.
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Hey check\nclassifieds.singaporeexpats.com/showcat or look up singapore classifieds
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It depends from which country u r from. i dont knw much abt malaysia but basic document wil b ur legal capacity ( tht u r free to marry anyone) frm ur embassy. once u register ur marriage in the local city hall in japan( in the city where u r goin to live) they wil let u knw if anything else is needed.
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Last time I was in Malaysia (1995) foreigners were not allowed to own property. I think you might have difficulty proving ownership if the law is still the same. I know a few people in Malaysia(foreigners) who bought businesses and property but put it in their Malaysian wives name