Comparison should be based on how much per square feet or square meter without currency conversion and type of accomodations (landed, condo etc), location etc
You can interview Malaysians who are working in Singapore. They are in better position to share what they prefer about Singapore despite the many challenges they face daily. Have you wonder why so many, especially the rich, still move to Singapore even though the weather is so humid?
Since its independence in 9 August 1965, the country has adopted a parliamentary democracy system. Every Singaporean, 21 years old and above, casts vote to decide their preferred ruling party or party member - hence, any minister/member or political party isn't performing well, will be vote out
Malaysia state religion is Islam Singapore has no state religion; the Constitution of Singapore provides freedom of religion. However, to avoid and prevent religious conflict, the government plays an active but limited role in religious affairs
To compare cost of living, especially on food and groceries, it all depends how one made the comparison One that works and earns in Singapore dollar, food and groceries cost is reasonable One that works and earns in Malaysia ringgit, food and groceries cost is not considered low One that works and earns in Malaysia ringgit, but consume in Malaysia = big difference! What one earned in Singapore triple in value in Malaysia. Moreover, jobs in Singapore pay higher for the same/similar job scope as in Malaysia
Singapore is much modern, civilized and have lesser number of extremists, no doubt it's a much better choice for most western rock music performers to entertain their fans, its 2 neighbors are no where near Singapore in many aspects.
Adoi..who say Malaysia food is cheaper than Singapore? Singaporean eat wan tan mee $4...at KL U eat wan tan mee @ $9.00. we are paying double in dollar value.
