<prompt> Human: Im in the US, but this would be a local position in Singapore with an Australian based company. They asked for salary info and pay stubs, but I responded with My current employer considers that information confidential and gave them a starting base salary that I would consider fair instead. They responded with We really need your pay stubs in Singapore to derive compensation and benefits for you.Ive tried to google if I Singapore really does require old pay stubs, or if they are just saying that but nothing came up. Does anyone have any experience in this? Im thinking of telling the again that this information is confidential and give them some numbers on my current compensation package.Thanks in advance!  <response>: Ive tried to google if I Singapore really does require old pay stubsSingapore requires a letter to the Ministry of Manpower that states your salary and contract period in order to get your work permit. That would come from the company employing you in Singapore.Current paystubs are not required, and they are trying to get one over on you. 