Two ways to immigrate to Malaysia

1. Family group construction immigrants 1, marriage visa

According to Malaysian law, spouses of Malaysian citizens can apply for naturalization after five years. But in general, the approval period is 10 years or more. Moreover, the approval was greatly influenced by the immigration policy at that time.

2. Relatives visa

Applicable to Malaysia whose relatives are Malaysian citizens or permanent residents.

Second, the second home purchase plan

Malaysian immigration is an immigration policy introduced by the Malaysian government to attract foreign investment, promote tourism and develop the economy. Also known as "Malaysia's Second Hometown Expatriate Program"

Qualifications: Non-Malaysian citizens, aged 2 1, can apply. Taking the family as a unit, a principal applicant can apply together with his spouse and children (2 1 under one year of age).

Application conditions: the applicant is over 50 years old and has a fixed deposit of RM 150000 in Malaysia. After one year, you can withdraw RM 50,000 to buy a house or pay medical expenses or children's education expenses; The applicant is under 50 years old and has a time deposit of RM 300,000 in Malaysia. After one year, he can withdraw RM 150000 to buy real estate or pay medical expenses or children's education expenses.

(Note: If the applicant already owns the property of RM 1000000 in Malaysia, the person over 50 can only deposit RM 100000; People under 50 can only save RM 65438+RM 65438 +050000)

Three. Preparation and submission of application materials

After the information is ready, you need to submit an application. First, the applicant must have a set of high-quality application materials, which must be true, accurate and complete. It is convenient for the immigration bureau to understand the applicant objectively and comprehensively. The required information is as follows:

1. A copy of the applicant's passport. Every page and blank page need to be copied.

2. Each relevant applicant needs 4 passport photos.

3. Marriage certificate (if you need to bring your spouse).

4. Birth certificate (with children if necessary).

5. resume.

6. A simple application of 6.MM2H.

7. Other documents that can further prove the strength of the applicant.

8. No criminal record certificate.

Fourth, the handling process

1. Sign an agency contract with the applicant.

2. Submit an immigration application for the applicant and arrange relevant application documents.

3. Apply for a visa after obtaining the approval documents from the local immigration office.

4. The applicant goes to Malaysia for physical examination, fingerprinting and deposit investment funds.

5. We submit supplementary immigration documents.

6. Obtain immigration status,

Chapter II Extended Reading: Introduction of Malaysian Red Card Immigrants

At present, the threshold for applying for a Malaysian red card is low, and the processing speed is fast. You can have an identity for up to three months.

I. Processing the required information

I. Submitted by the main applicant

1) passport scanned on each page, with clear color.

2) Clear scanning of the front and back of China citizen ID card.

3)8 passport-sized photos on a blue background.

B, bring family members to submit.

1) scanned passport of each family member.

2) Eight passport-size photos of each family member.

3) Bring your spouse and submit a scanned copy of the marriage certificate.

4) Bring the child and submit a scanned copy of the child's birth certificate.

Second, the handling process

Step 1: Submit the materials and pay the deposit.

1) The principal applicant will mail or express the required materials to the Commissioner for data review (confirmed on the same day);

2) After the materials are approved, the principal applicant pays the deposit. From the date of receiving the deposit, the specific PR will be handled.

Step 2: Coordination and expenses required for the processing stage.

1) within two months of entering the immigration office, you need to go through the fingerprint entry procedures;

2) After receiving the documents, the principal applicant shall cooperate with PR to complete the fingerprint work;

3) When submitting the fingerprint data, you need to pay the handling fee of the second step.

Step 3: The Immigration Department reports and receives MyPR.

1) The principal applicant obtains the call sign letter (counter-sign letter) from the Immigration Bureau and the approval letter from the Immigration Bureau of Malaysia;

2) Get the approval letter and the red ID card (MyPR), and the whole PR process is completed;

3) After PR is completed, the principal applicant must pay the final payment.