Educational Welfare of Children of Malaysian Immigrants

In Malaysia's national education system, it is the responsibility of the central government to provide a sound education for all. Malaysia has a complete education system from preschool education to higher education. Let's introduce the educational benefits that Malaysian immigrant children can enjoy. Welcome to read!

Article 1 Educational welfare of children of Malaysian immigrants

First, a good educational environment Malaysia is known as "the charm of Asia." The world-famous Twin Towers, high-rise business districts and rubber gardens everywhere constitute a fascinating landscape. Although Malaysia's territory is small, its national strength is very strong, and its per capita annual income is as high as 6,000 US dollars. Malaysia has a total population of 22 million, with Chinese accounting for 28%. It has the flavor of China traditional culture, and students can easily adapt to it. At present, there are 6.5438+0.35 million people who have received formal higher education, and the education level is among the best in Asia. Malaysia enjoys stable political situation, prosperous economy, good public security, mild climate and no natural disasters, and a large number of Malaysian immigrants come here.

Second, the education level is relatively high.

Higher education in Malaysia implements a unique and highly internationalized educational model-curriculum transfer. Actually, part or all of the courses (2+ 1, 3+0) from universities in Britain, America, Australia, Canada, Singapore and other countries were transferred to Malaysian branch schools or cooperative universities, and when they graduated, they obtained academic diplomas or degree certificates issued by universities in Britain, America, Australia, Canada, Singapore and other countries, which were internationally recognized. Especially in the fields of commerce, hotel and tourism management, management, computer science, mass communication, engineering and applied science, literature and art, it has a world level. Most international courses in Malaysian universities are designed around how to use professional knowledge to solve practical problems, and provide students with a lot of internship opportunities. Therefore, graduates of Malaysian universities are famous for their high quality and strong practical ability.

Third, the academic system is short and the procedures for transferring to a third country are simple.

Most universities in Malaysia have dual courses or credit transfer courses with universities in Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand (mostly public universities). A bachelor's degree lasts only three years and can be easily transferred to a university in a third country.

Fourth, the curriculum design meets international standards.

In Malaysia, students can not only obtain bachelor's and master's degrees, but also obtain internationally recognized qualification certificates or professional diplomas, which can be used as a powerful weight for employment.

Five, improve the education supervision mechanism

Malaysia has world-class education standards, and there is a special department-Malaysian Academic Accreditation Service, which regularly evaluates the quality of education and adopts a quality standard management system to ensure high-quality teaching quality. The diploma is internationally recognized.

Six, the visa policy is loose and the visa rate is high.

China students began enrolling students in Malaysia from 1996. At present, the visa policy for international students in China is relatively loose-no financial guarantee is needed. Many colleges and universities in Malaysia adopt the fast-track visa application procedure, that is, the school applies for an entry approval letter from the Immigration Bureau while receiving students and issuing admission notices. The process of education visa in Malaysia generally does not exceed three months, and the success rate of visa application is almost 100%.

Seven, excellent language environment

Malaysia is a Commonwealth country with a high English penetration rate. English is the official language of life and work. 99% institutions in Malaysia teach in English.

Eight, flexible admission methods

There are no restrictions on the academic qualifications of China students. Students who have graduated from senior two, are studying in senior three, are studying in senior high schools, technical secondary schools, vocational high schools, technical schools and universities, as well as graduates, adult students and self-taught candidates can apply.

Nine, good development prospects

In recent years, the economic situation is stable and the unemployment rate is low. According to the survey results of research institutions, Malaysia has a large number of overseas industries, most of which are managed by foreign employees, which provides more employment opportunities for high-quality foreign graduates with higher education in Malaysia. In short, studying in Malaysia saves time, worry, effort and money.

Chapter II Extended Reading: Matters needing attention for Malaysian immigrants looking for a house

1. A good location is better than a good decoration.

Malaysian real estate is generally finely decorated. However, some property buyers will even give up the "fine decoration" supported by developers and add money for "luxury decoration"; Some buyers will give priority to properties with large gardens and swimming pools. In fact, unless there is an immigration plan, the house is only rented for a short time, and most houses do not need luxury decoration. Because foreign tenants will not pay more rent because the house is luxuriously decorated or has a big garden. They pay more attention to location, price, transportation and surrounding living environment. Instead of improving the house decoration to increase the rent, it is better to consider only regular maintenance of the property to maintain its appearance and basic functions, which is conducive to finding new tenants quickly and even increasing the rent every time.

2. Cheap real estate does not necessarily earn much.

Some property buyers are keen to buy "second-hand houses" or cheaper properties. But in fact, there are deep-seated reasons for the cheap real estate? For example, the appreciation potential of the region is poor, or the region is located in a slum and the income of the surrounding residents is low. Investment analysts remind buyers that they will basically choose new houses in Malaysia, because buying second-hand houses needs to consider risks such as property maintenance costs.

3. Buying a property does not mean emigration.

2 1 century real estate data shows that in recent years, overseas home ownership in China has increased year by year. Among the people who are interested in buying overseas real estate, more than 50% are concerned about whether they can emigrate and nearly 40% are concerned about the return on investment.

Nowadays, many property buyers mistakenly believe that buying a property in Malaysia can successfully immigrate. In fact, Malaysia has not yet introduced an immigration policy for foreigners. Housing investment and immigration are two different things. However, people who want to live in Malaysia for a long time can apply for the "Malaysia Second Home Plan" to obtain the right of abode for the whole family and enjoy a series of preferential policies and conveniences.

Further reading: a guide to immigration to Malaysia

1. There are two kinds of entry visas.

Tourist and business visas are directly issued by Malaysian representative offices abroad, collectively referred to as visa-free; Special visas for work and study must be approved by the General Administration of Immigration and issued by overseas institutions, collectively referred to as visas to be inquired; Entry visas are generally valid for 3 months, but there is no time limit for stay. There are three types of visas:

1. One-entry visa:

Issued to foreigners who enter the country for tourism or business purposes;

2. Multiple entry visas:

Issued to foreigners for business or official purposes, with the validity period ranging from 3 months to 12 months; 3. Transit visa: issued to foreigners for transit purposes, but foreigners who do not leave the airport for transit or take the same flight are exempt from transit visas.

Second, the entry permit

The entry permit is issued by the port immigration bureau or the General Administration of Immigration. No matter whether they get an entry visa or not, all foreigners who intend to enter the country must obtain an entry permit at the port before entering the country. Travel and business entry permits can be processed immediately upon arrival at the port; Special entry permits such as work and study must be applied at the same time as the entry visa before arriving at the port, and the entry permit stipulates the entry stay period.

Entry permits can be divided into short-term and long-term categories. Short-term permits include tourism, business, temporary employees and experts, while long-term permits include work, internship and study.

1. Travel Permit: For inbound tourists or visiting relatives, the stay period varies from 14 days to 3 months according to different countries, and China tourists can generally get 14 days; Under special circumstances, such as visiting a Malaysian spouse, you can apply for a stay of up to 6 months.

2. Business visit permit: People who enter China for business activities, news interviews, sports competitions, etc. will be given a stay period ranging from 1 to 3 months according to different countries. Generally, people who come to Malaysia for business activities can get a one-month stay.

3. Temporary employment permit: issued to migrant workers engaged in low-tech industries such as planting, construction, manufacturing, service and housekeeping. The stay period varies from 3 months to 6 months, and can be extended after the expiration.

4. Expert license: issued to professional and technical personnel who have come to Malaysia to perform the contract 1 year or less, such as those engaged in literary performances, film production, scientific research, lectures, equipment installation or religious activities.

5. Work permit: issued to professional and technical personnel who have come to Malaysia to perform the contract for more than two years; The stay period is 2 to 3 years, which can be extended after the expiration; Malaysian companies must obtain the approval of the competent government department or the Foreigners' Committee before applying for such a work permit for foreigners; Malaysia stipulates that a company with a foreign capital of more than $2 million can hire five foreigners for a long time and can serve as a company executive; Companies with foreign capital of less than US$ 2 million may employ a number of foreigners as appropriate, with the longest service life of senior managers not exceeding 65,438+00 years and general technicians not exceeding 5 years, so as to encourage companies to cultivate domestic talents in Malaysia.

6. Parental permission: issued to foreign spouses and children who have obtained work permits. Stay the same as employees.

7. Study permit: issued to students studying in relevant institutions in Malaysia. The stay period is generally 6 to 12 months, which can be extended after the expiration.