What are the forms of emigration to Malaysia?

# Malaysian Immigrants # Introduction There are many Chinese in Malaysia, with a strong domestic cultural atmosphere and barrier-free language communication. The living standard in Malaysia is high, but the price is very low. Holding a Malaysian passport can also travel freely in many countries around the world, so it is favored by applicants. The following are the forms of unorganized immigration to Malaysia. Welcome to read!

1. What are the forms of emigration to Malaysia?

1. Malaysia Immigration Program (Second Home Program) Obtaining Malaysian resident status is simple: just save money, and there is no requirement for language and work experience. The application period is about half a year. The specific application conditions are as follows:

/kloc-applicants under 0/and under 50 years old:

Domestic equivalent deposit is RM 500,000, with a monthly flow of RM 65,438+0,000; Deposit RMB 300,000 in the Bank of Malaysia.

One year later, 300,000 yuan can be extracted from 6.5438+0.5 million yuan for housing, education and other aspects.

Applicants over the age of 2.50:

Domestic equivalent deposit is RM 350,000, RM 65,438+0,000 per month; Deposit RM 654.38+500,000 in Malaysia Bank.

After one year 1.5 million yuan, 50,000 yuan can be withdrawn for housing, education and other aspects.

However, it should be noted that the immigration status of Malaysia's second hometown is a single residence visa valid for 10 years. Money must always be kept in the bank, so that identity can be preserved. With this status, spouses and children can live and study in Malaysia, but they cannot work, enjoy social security or become permanent residents in Malaysia. If you want to go to Malaysia through this project, we don't recommend it.

Second, the Malaysian red card.

Malaysia permanent residence card, different from your second hometown, is that you can work, do business and invest freely in Malaysia with a red card and enjoy medical benefits.

Applicants need to deposit at least 2 million in Malaysian banks to prove that they are technical experts in a certain field and meet the Malaysian immigration scoring standards. After the application is approved, the applicant's spouse and children under the age of 18 need to live in Malaysia for five years before they can obtain permanent resident status.

Third, Malaysia Blue Card

You can apply for a Malaysian passport only if you have a blue card, but the conditions are harsh and the process is complicated. You need to change your residence permit into a permanent MYPR red card, and then change it from a red card to a blue MYKAD card. The whole process takes about 10 months, and the applicant participates in the whole process. We have a special passage, which can be done in about three months.

However, compared with some immigrant countries, which often need tens of millions of investments, Malaysia's policy is loose and the threshold is ultra-low, which is worth considering for immigrants to be included in the immigration plan.

Four, Malaysia talent residence visa

In order to ensure the sufficient supply of all kinds of talents needed for economic development and solve the problem of brain drain in Malaysia in recent years, at the beginning of 201kloc-0/,the Malaysian Prime Minister's Office established the Malaysian Talent Agency, which is responsible for assisting foreigners to work and live in Malaysia for a long time and attracting domestic talents to return overseas.

The Malaysian government's talent identification standards include not only highly educated professionals, but also experienced technicians. To this end, the residence permit mechanism has been specially introduced so that foreign talents can work in Malaysia for a long time more freely.

The residence permit has the longest validity period of 10 year, and is directly registered in the individual's name. Not limited by the employer. Spouses and minor children enjoy equal treatment. Spouses can also work with residence permits, and adult children and parents/in-laws can get a five-year visit visa, which further reflects the determination of the Malaysian government to retain talents.

2. Reasons for emigrating to Malaysia

1, with a strong China atmosphere.

Today, Chinese in Malaysia account for about one-fifth of the local population, and Mandarin is widely used. Besides Mandarin, Cantonese, Min dialect, Chaozhou dialect and Hainan dialect are commonly used languages by Chinese in Malaysia, so Chinese in Malaysia will not have language communication problems. There are many Chinese dishes in Malaysia, including Sichuan cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Cantonese cuisine, and even China specialties such as hot pot, glutinous rice balls, handmade noodles and barbecue. China has a strong cultural atmosphere.

2. International education

China people attach great importance to children's education, and it has become a trend to send their children abroad for western education. Malaysia has long been under British colonial rule and implemented the education system of Commonwealth countries. There are national and private international schools, and the United States, Australia and European countries all recognize diplomas at all levels. In addition, the tuition fees in Malaysia are relatively low, only about 25% of those in Europe and America.

3. The real estate has a bright future.

There are different types of houses in Malaysia, ranging from ordinary townhouses, apartments and detached buildings to high-end houses built in beaches, Woods, parks and other leisure places and downtown areas. The quality of real estate in Malaysia is very high. When buying a house in Malaysia, you can enjoy the real permanent property right and the fine decoration of carrying a bag. Moreover, the price is relatively low, which is undoubtedly very attractive for immigrants from big cities in China.

4. Rich tourism resources.

The vast beaches, strange islands, primitive tropical forests, precious animals and plants, diverse caves and ancient folk customs make Malaysia's tourism resources rich and colorful. In addition, Malaysia has four seasons like summer and fresh air, which is the main factor to attract tourists for a long time. Malaysia is also the first choice for golf lovers, with nearly 200 golf courses designed by international celebrities.

This paper mainly introduces the general situation and characteristics of Malaysia's second home. Immigrants should note that this immigration plan is only a visa-free permanent residence in Malaysia. Applicants can live and invest, but they cannot work, which is different from traditional immigrants.

3. How to apply for entry permit to Malaysia?

I. Approval process of statutory license

1. Entry Permit is a document that allows foreigners who are not Malaysian citizens to enter and live in Malaysia. Any Malaysian citizen (foreigner) who does not want to live or reside in Malaysia can apply for an entry permit.

2. Except for the category of "A 1" (senior talents), all applications for entry permit must be submitted by the immigration office of the country where the applicant is located.

3. The applicant and guarantor must participate in the application.

Secondly, enter the application form category.

Eligible applicants for entry permits can be divided into four (4) categories:

A. Investment category (high net worth individuals)

B-level experts "A 1" and professionals "A2"

C. Classification of husband/wife/children under 6 years old

D. Scoring system

If the time deposit in the local bank exceeds $200 million, it cannot be issued within five years. The applicant must submit an affidavit stating that he will not withdraw his deposit for five (5) years.

/kloc-husbands, wives and children under the age of 0/8 can provide appropriate long-term travel permits to approved investors who have obtained entry permits so as to keep in touch with investors. They are eligible to enter Malaysia after living for five years.