Navy regular need to inform when going jb for servicing of bike?

[hElleVer]

Hi guys, as topic, do i, as a navy regular, needs to inform any personel when i am going to johor just to service my bike? any help will be appreciated

[Cpt.ZR]

ask your csm.

 

but as for me i went countless of time .. so far nthg wrong leh.

 

me NSF. but i think within 24 hrs ok la.

[steam_gun]

for what i know, you have to inform your superiors when you are going overseas. Exit permit wise no need to apply if less than 1 mth. If you are on standby then too bad cannot even go at all ... hope this helps

[hElleVer]

ask your csm.

 

but as for me i went countless of time .. so far nthg wrong leh.

 

me NSF. but i think within 24 hrs ok la.

 

thks bro.. i did went in once during my bmt as a NSF too.. hehe.. anyway thks

[hElleVer]

for what i know, you have to inform your superiors when you are going overseas. Exit permit wise no need to apply if less than 1 mth. If you are on standby then too bad cannot even go at all ... hope this helps

 

im kind of like afraid to inform them.. ha.. because i just got into navy recently as a regular only..

[d0n]

im kind of like afraid to inform them.. ha.. because i just got into navy recently as a regular only..

 

just curious, why would yr superiors mark u down just because u visit JB to service yr bike?

[Guest johjoh]

im kind of like afraid to inform them.. ha.. because i just got into navy recently as a regular only..

 

just curious, why would yr superiors mark u down just because u visit JB to service yr bike?

 

agree with bro don, y would you afraid of informing them? is it becos u r still a trainee since you mentioned you just joined as a reg?

[hElleVer]

yea bro don n johjoh.. in the end i did ask my master sergeant.. he said nid to apply leave.. i think i will forgo about it.. haha.. had to service in sg alrdy..

[Cpt.ZR]

my msg said best is to apply leave... but go up for servivcing and petrol run...

 

treat as i didnt hear or see anything.. Lol

[hElleVer]

my msg said best is to apply leave... but go up for servivcing and petrol run...

 

treat as i didnt hear or see anything.. Lol

 

wah.. if only my msg is like urs.. hahaha..

[Sâundless]

As a former Navy personnal, just do anything you want within after sunset.

[Guest frizen]

yea bro don n johjoh.. in the end i did ask my master sergeant.. he said nid to apply leave.. i think i will forgo about it.. haha.. had to service in sg alrdy..

 

SAF code of conduct. =)

"u can do anything u want but don't get caught !"

[skahxiong]

yea correct ! just go and do servicing only. how long would it take you ?

[wX]

There are 2 ways to do this.

 

1. If you are going in on a weekend, do apply leave. Your leave will not be deducted.

 

2. If you are going in at night, inform your superiors and get their approval.

 

This is to prevent you from getting into further trouble in ur job, if u meet with some circumstances in JB

[MC28]

I use to sms my encik or mdm that i'm going in JB for petrol or makan run..

 

Buden regular pay, still need to go jb service bike ar??

[MrKan]

As long as u are 4 hrs re-callable, u are not liable for anything and no need apply leave also. That is if you never kanna anything in jb.

[patrick1131]

it's a heng suay question la ...

my mate went jb to fix bike during ntm , but no one knows ..

i think saf and ica not linked

[Guest johjoh]

it's a heng suay question la ...

my mate went jb to fix bike during ntm , but no one knows ..

i think saf and ica not linked

 

yea..unless u r wanted by the police then diff story. so anything went wrong u tah the sh*t.

[aixin]

we are the world, we are the ocean...

 

These recommendations were accepted by the Government during the Committee of Supply Debate on 6 March 2006.

 

Full-time National Servicemen (NSFs) will henceforth be exempted from applying for exit permits for short overseas trips of less than 3 months. Operationally-Ready National Servicemen (NSmen) will no longer be required to surrender their exit permits upon their return to Singapore. NSmen who have completed their Operationally-Ready National Service (ORNS) training cycle will be exempted from notifying the MINDEF Notification Centre (MNC) of their overseas trips.

 

Full-time National Servicemen (NSFs) will only be required to apply for an exit permit for overseas trips of 3 months or longer. This will allow NSFs to go overseas over the weekend or after office hours without being subjected to the inconvenience of applying for an exit permit.

 

Operationally-Ready National Servicemen (NSmen) issued with exit permits will no longer be required to surrender their exit permits upon their return to Singapore. MINDEF will use the Immigration and Checkpoint Authority's Exit-Entry Control Upgraded System (EECUS) to monitor the return of NSmen.

 

NSmen who have completed their Operationally-Ready National Service Training Cycle and have been phased into the MINDEF Reserve (MR) will no longer be required to notify the MNC of their overseas trips of more than 24 hours and less than 6 months. However, they will continue to be subjected to exit permit controls for overseas trips of 6 months or longer.

http://www.mindef.gov.sg/imindef/news_and_events/nr/2006/jul/21jul06_nr2.html