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06/11/2021

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05/02/2019

22/01/2019

The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has
proven to be a popular initiative by the Malaysian
government. MM2H is a 10-year visa which is
renewable. Malaysian government does not tax overseas income.
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30/12/2018

Buying a property in a foreign country like Malaysia can be daunting - so I’ve put together this little guide to buying property in Malaysia as a foreigner.

04/08/2018

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16/04/2018

Malaysia - Thailand Cross Border Commerce Seminar

04/01/2018

The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has
proven to be a popular initiative by the Malaysian
government. Launched in 2002, the programme has
attracted people from all over the world with China, Japan,
Bangladesh, and the UK topping the list of nations whose
citizens have been approved under the programme.
Altogether, some 35,000 applications have been approved
in the last 15 years since it started.
The government has not promoted the programme that
heavily, so people often hear about it through word of
mouth. It is primarily aimed at people who want to retire to
Malaysia, as employment in the country is not encouraged
under the programme, although it is possible to work for a
local company for up to 20 hours a week with approval.
Applicants must show a monthly income in excess of
RM10,000 (equivalent in foreign currency) and show liquid
assets in excess of RM350,000 (RM500,000 if aged under
50). Upon approval, visa holders must place a fixed deposit
in a local bank of RM150,000 (RM300,000 if under 50).
Many people are attracted by the low cost of living, warm
weather, friendly people, great food, and the fact the
Malaysian government does not tax overseas income. Upon
approval, MM2H applicants receive a 10-year visa which is
renewable.
It should be noted that there is no requirement to buy
property in Malaysia or indeed even to relocate here. In fact,
some applicants from troubled countries only apply so they
have a place to relocate should they feel problems in their
own country are getting worse.
The most popular places MM2H visa holders choose to live
are Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Other places which have
attracted visa holders are Ipoh, Melaka, Sabah, and Johor. (copied from Expat Magazine)

31/08/2017

PETALING JAYA: The Government will have room to reduce the goods and services tax (GST) rate by more than 1% should oil prices climb above US$55 per barrel, according to MIDF Research.

21/03/2017

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07/03/2017

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