What immigrants need to know about Malaysian customs.

# 么么么么么么么 # Introduction The general characteristics of Malaysian social customs can be summarized in the following words: "Islam" in Malaysia is regarded as the state religion and attaches importance to dignity; There are many taboos in life customs, and it is common to love green; Traditional etiquette, "God bless" is the wish; Treat people with enthusiasm and loyalty, and stress loyalty and punctuality; Kindness and simplicity, and harmonious folk customs are passed down from generation to generation. The following are Malaysian customs that immigrants need to know. Welcome to read!

There are the following characteristics in the details of life:

Malaysians and people you know in Lu Yu should greet each other. Generally, one of them uses Arabic "God bless you and have a safe trip!" Pay tribute to the other party, and the other party will also say "I wish you the same!" "Looking back at each other, after touching each other with your hands, raise them to your chest to show politeness. They pay special attention to social cleanliness. No matter who visits their home, they should take off their shoes and put them on the stairs or at the door before entering the inner hall.

They are very enthusiastic about visiting guests. Generally speaking, they will treat their guests with local famous Malay cakes or snacks, tea, coffee, ice water and leaves of local medicinal plants to show their respect for their guests. They have a strong sense of time and keep their word. For those who have made an appointment in advance, they will definitely keep the appointment on time. They attach importance to washing hands before meals. Generally speaking, they prefer to rinse with water rather than dry with a wet towel. In addition, they also like to put a "water bowl" on the foreign trade table for them to soak their fingers at any time during meals.

Malaysians generally like green and think it is an auspicious color. Eban people in Malaysia worship hornbills and regard them as gods. They believe that with the blessing of hornbills, they will be lucky and have a good harvest. Hibiscus is the national flower of Malaysia. People refer to it as a passionate passion for the motherland, and some people refer to it as a blazing fire that the revolutionary fire burns all over the earth and makes the colonialists retreat.

Etiquette etiquette

Malaysian general social contract guests meet and shake hands. When young people meet old people, they usually hold hands with each other first, then put their hands on their chests and bend forward (such as bowing). When they meet familiar people, men usually touch each other's right hand, and then touch their breasts with their right hand to show politeness. When Malaysian women meet men, they should cover their palms with a towel before giving gifts, then touch the palms of men, reach out to their chests and hug them, while leaning forward slightly and bowing. This is the traditional way for Malaysian women to be polite to men.

In addition, they also have a strange way of giving gifts: when they meet, they should first get close to each other, then extend their palms to each other, cross their horns, then gently wipe their hands from top to bottom, then move them to their chests, and say to each other, "May God bless you!" " .

Belief taboo

Most Malaysians believe in Islam, while a few believe in Buddhism, Christianity, Catholicism and Hinduism. Malaysians abide by religious rules. Guests never order drinks, but use tea or other drinks instead of wine. Their heads and backs are considered sacred. If someone touches their heads or pats their backs, they will not be treated well and even cause trouble.

They dare not sit with their legs crossed and cross their legs, which is considered to be extremely uncivilized behavior. They are afraid to give things or food with their left hand. It is unacceptable to think that the left hand is dirty, and it is extremely disrespectful to use it. Malays in Malaysia believe that if guests don't eat or drink at their host's house, it is disrespectful to the host, which will arouse his disgust, and some will even be regarded as unwelcome people.

Malaysians are afraid of turtles. It is regarded as an unlucky animal, giving people the impression of "pornography", "aphrodisiac" and "insult". They think that a dog is a dirty animal, which will bring bad luck and be annoying. Malays are not only forbidden to eat pork and dog meat; Nor eat the flesh and blood of dead animals; They also avoid using pig products.

eating habits

Malaysian food is generally rice, cake, coconut milk and curry. I like spicy food. Malaysian-style "Satay" (that is, roast chicken or mutton kebabs) is a must-have dish for the banquet. They seem to be more interested in eating Chinese food than western food. People usually grab food by hand, but occasionally use spoons and forks at western-style banquets. Chinese who have settled in Malaysia are generally used to making tableware with chopsticks and spoons when eating; Indians in Malaysia usually eat with their hands or spoons.

Further reading: Malaysia's scoring standard for skilled immigrants

Malaysia, located in the tropics, is undoubtedly attractive to many immigrants. It has a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery, and is a good place to live for a long time. If you want to immigrate to Malaysia, you can only immigrate by buying a house now, and you must meet certain conditions. For those who want to immigrate to Malaysia, it is necessary to know in advance what standards a successful immigrant needs to meet!

People who want to immigrate to Malaysia are divided into applicants under 50 years old and applicants over 50 years old according to their age. Applicants under the age of 50 must have a deposit of RM 300,000 or purchase a property of RM 500,000+RM 65,438+RM 050,000. After the immigration application is submitted and approved, a time deposit of RM 300,000 must be opened in Malaysia. After one year, you can withdraw RM 6.5438+0.5 million to buy a house in Malaysia, and from the second year, the applicant must keep at least RM 6.5438+0.5 million in the bank. For applicants over 50 years old, the application conditions and procedures are basically similar, but the amount is different.

When submitting the application materials, all materials must be submitted together, including a copy of the applicant's passport, four passport photos, the applicant's marriage certificate, the applicant's child's birth certificate, resume, application form, supporting documents and proof of no criminal record. It should be noted that every page of a passport needs to be copied, including blank pages.