Why not send samples of your fresh figs to leading supermarkets throughout the world, send the samples to the chief executive officers in these large corporations and enclose a well written letter outlining what you have to offer them and the reasonable price that you are asking. Mention several times in the letter that you have FRESH figs, not dried and once the CEO's taste these fresh figs and see how delicious they are as compared to the shriveled dried figs they normally see in supermarkets, they will place an order with you. Pick countries that have strong economies and since you have a computer available to you, you can start your corporate search on Google or BING for the names of the CEOs and the corporate headquarters mailing addresses, fax and tel numbers. I hope this information helps you to obtain your goals Paul and good luck

I dont know coz i live in batu gajah. I work in pub in taman cempaka ipoh. I like spend my holiday in pan pacific telok dalam. Pangkor island. I been here two times. I really enjoy. Beach. People in here very simple and friendly. Live in here peaceful. Hey,why not you booked your holiday came to malaysia. I not kidding malaysia is hot but malaysia beautiful country.

If you plan to stay in Kuala Lumpur for the whole 1.5 weeks in Malaysia, I suppose that is sufficient. You can check into budget hotels in KL, and eat at average restaurants. Each meal would cost you no more than RM10 (about 2 pounds) if you avoid expensive restaurants. Street food in KL is basically dirt cheap (but NOT dirty). Many tourists enjoy the street food more than they do at fancy diners. If you plan to travel to other parts of Malaysia like Penang, Ipoh, Malacca or the islands, then you might want to spend more on the transportation. Bus tickets could cost you around RM20-RM100 (4 pounds to 20) depending on destinations and quality of service. Overnight trains could be an option too, price would range around the same but it takes an overnight journey, but you'll have a bed! Getting around in KL itself is cheap. Public transport is as cheap as RM1 (20pence) for LRTs, Monorail, Commuters and Buses. Avoid taxis, you can get around the city just by other modes than cabs (although they are still cheap, a 15 minutes journey could costs just around RM10 (2 pounds)). You can survive with such amount in Malaysia. Entrance to tourists attractions are either by donation or free, so no worries. Have a good holiday! p/s: Singapore would be more expensive than other SEA countries, they welcome richer tourists rather than budget (and REAL) travellers. There is not much to do other than shopping (what they are proud of), but I guess you wouldn't want to do that.

Where are you from. If you are from belarus, vietnam, costa rica, then it is better to live in Malaysia. But if you are from developed countries I dont see why you should move to Malaysia. The political scene is not that stable but then again, better then the likes of phillipines, indonesia, etc. I would recommend Ipoh if you move out of Selangor. Hospitality field is quite a demand here because one of its economic strength is tourism. And low cost of living, earnings are not that largely different then selangor. If a bank officer in selangor could make like 2500 with a degree, in Ipoh the pay might be 2500-2600 but the cost of living is really low compared to selangor cities. To rent a two storey house the average price is around 1000-1200 in Kuala Lumpur, in Ipoh a two storey house you can get like RM 500 and if you're lucky, you can find even lower then that. The food price also is a little cheaper. Ipoh is also a big town too(for Malaysian standard), so I highly recommended you to work there.

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I'll be talking about public transport in Kuala Lumpur because that is most probably the first place in Malaysia you'd explore. Public transport in KL is fine, in particular, rail transport.. it's not as integrated as the rail systems in Hong Kong and Singapore wherein interchanging from one line to another is a breeze. In KL, there are some stations with the same name (from different lines) but are usually some distance apart from each other. When interchanging, you'd have to get out of one station and get in on another. As for prices, they're way cheaper than Hong Kong or Singapore's rail systems. Generally it's safe. To get to KL Sentral (the central rail station in Kuala Lumpur), I suggest you just ride the KLIA Ekspres. It's a non-stop high speed train that will take you to KL Sentral in 28 minutes. 35 Malaysian Ringgits (MYR) one way (cheaper and faster than taking the taxi; usually it will cost you 70-80 MYR and it could take more than an hour).

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