What are the advantages of China people immigrating to Malaysia?

Most China people choose Malaysia's immigration plan, so why do so many people choose Malaysia's immigration? What are the advantages? If you have any questions, let's see with me the benefits of China people immigrating to Malaysia.

Since its launch, "Malaysia-My Second Home" has taken "saving 300,000 ringgit and freely entering and leaving Malaysia for unlimited times within 10 years" as its biggest selling point, attracting tens of thousands of investment immigrants with its advantages of "economy, convenience and extremely low threshold", among which the number from China has always topped the list.

Previous restrictions have also discouraged some applicants who are interested in investing in a second home in Malaysia. In March, 2009, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau issued a revised plan for Malaysia's immigration policy, which greatly adjusted some restrictions previously strongly reflected by applicants, not only allowing applicants to work and start their own companies in Malaysia, but also further relaxing the requirements for accompanying personnel.

In the context of the global financial crisis, the Malaysian government wants to stimulate investment, so the intensity of policy adjustment is rare in recent years. For domestic investment, good will bring more convenience and benefits. The "Malaysia's Second Home" program was initiated by the Malaysian government, inviting overseas citizens to live, study and invest in Malaysia. It was implemented three years ago, and the "Malaysia's second" one-stop service launched in Zhejiang this time is to provide full service under the condition of modifying the terms of the scheme.

"Second Suite" is beneficial to the New Deal.

The "Second Home" plan is an official plan promoted by the Malaysian government. Because the program is valid for ten years at a time, it can save a lot of visa time and expenses. Moreover, the application procedure is simple, there is no age limit, and there is no English requirement, which has been favored by many domestic investment immigrants. However, due to the "Second Home" program, applicants were originally prohibited from working in the local area, and the age of accompanying children was limited to 18, which kept a considerable number of applicants who were interested in investing and immigrating to Malaysia out of the door. This time, the policy revision plan promulgated by the Malaysian Immigration Bureau is not only the first time that the plan has been favorable, but also beneficial to the "key link". The strength is rare in recent years.

According to reports, the benefits of this revised plan are mainly reflected in six aspects.

First, applicants aged 50 and above are allowed to find jobs and apply for work permits in Malaysia, which means that the employment policy that was strictly prohibited has begun to loosen;

Secondly, the applicant's accompanying children changed from the original age of 18 to 2 1. If the parents of the main applicant are over 60 years old, they can also apply together with the applicant.

Third, applicants whose spouses are Malaysian nationals are also allowed to apply;

Fourth, the applicant can register a company and become a legal person independently;

Fifth, any applicant who holds a Malaysian housing sales contract, that is, an applicant with a permanent residence address in Malaysia, can obtain a Malaysian long-term residence identity card;

In addition, people who already hold a work permit in Malaysia are also allowed to apply for the "Second Home" program, which can be applied locally. It is particularly worth mentioning that Malaysian immigrants have become the first immigrant country to obtain the college entrance examination qualification for overseas Chinese students with a low threshold since the relevant state departments newly defined the college entrance examination qualification for overseas Chinese students.

"Dark-haired people" favor "Silver Hair Project"

It is understood that the "Malaysia-My Second Home" plan was originally named "Silver Hair Plan", which aims to attract retirees from high-consumption countries to invest in Malaysia with certain funds and enjoy high-quality retirement life in Malaysia with sufficient pensions.

Therefore, this policy gives special policies to the "silver-haired people" who are going to live in Malaysia for a lifetime after retirement. Applicants over the age of 50 can obtain a Malaysian residence permit with a validity period of 10 as long as they deposit150,000 Malaysian ringgit (equivalent to 330,000 RMB), and there is no requirement for English and proof of asset origin.

However, judging from the current situation, it is indeed more appropriate to rename the "Silver Hair Project" as the "Second Home" project. Before 20 12 and 1 April, the scheme review mainly depends on whether the applicant lives alone or has a spouse, while after 1 April, the scheme mainly depends on the age of the applicant. According to the terms of the new scheme, applicants under 50 only need to open a time deposit account of RM 300,000 (about RMB650,000). After one year, MM2H holders can get back RM 654.38+0.5 million for buying a house, a car, educating their children or investing in local stocks. Applicants over the age of 50 need to open a time deposit account of RM 6.5438+RMB 5,000 (about RMB 330,000). After one year, MM2H holders can get back RM 90,000 to buy a house, a car or invest in local stocks.

After successfully applying and becoming a MM2H holder, overseas citizens can obtain a Malaysia 10 year residence permit and a visa for multiple free entry and exit, that is, they can enter and exit freely regardless of time and frequency. This kind of residence permit and a visa that can be freely entered and exited for many times can be renewed continuously, and you can directly apply for visas from Malaysia to other countries in the world. Both the visa time and the pass rate are much higher than those in China.

This is undoubtedly of great attraction to those "trapeze" who often go abroad and do business; You can transport your car to Malaysia abroad to use or buy a new car without paying import duties, consumption tax and sales tax; You can bring dependent unmarried children under 2 1 year old to Malaysia to continue studying in local schools; You can become an investor in Malaysia, own your own business, and buy two houses in Malaysia without government approval.

Judging from the current successful applicants for "Second Home", Malaysia's low prices and high quality of life are also important reasons for attracting many applicants to join China, Malaysia's second home. "Malaysia-My Second Hometown" is one of the important measures taken by the Malaysian government to attract foreign investment. So at the beginning, the application threshold was relatively low. Generally speaking, the annual income is more than 1.5-0.2 million yuan, which can meet the application criteria without worrying about the policy bottleneck. To be sure, this will be a long-term stable policy. "

Half of the families settled in the "second home" for their children's education.

In the past three years, Malaysian Greenfield Group has been an active responder to the government's plan and the earliest authorized agency designated by the government. Thousands of applicants (families) have successfully applied for "second home" investment immigration. According to the "Malaysia-My Second Home" program, one person can apply and the whole family can get a visa. Half of the original intention of China immigrants is because their children's education, especially the unique "dual curriculum" in Malaysia, is very attractive to them. Children can attend local schools and obtain international education qualifications.

It is reported that what attracts students in Malaysian education is its "dual curriculum". Students can study in Malaysia and obtain academic diplomas and degree certificates issued by famous universities in the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries, saving nearly two-thirds of tuition fees; At the same time, students can also transfer directly from Malaysia to their overseas alma mater to continue their degree courses after completing their courses in Malaysia for one or two years. Visa procedures do not need to go back to China, but the success rate is much higher than that of domestic direct application. The cost of studying abroad in this way is only about 1/4 to 1/3 of the cost of studying in Europe and America, which is equivalent to the consumption cost of domestic universities. At the same time, after joining the plan, it is very convenient for parents to accompany their children to study, go abroad to visit relatives and have holiday parties. This not only meets the needs of China people for their children's education, but also creates opportunities for parents to invest and expand their business. At the same time, it also creates a good environment and conditions for arranging children's future employment.

Especially concerned by parents, Malaysian immigrants have become the first immigrant country to obtain overseas China students' college entrance examination qualifications at a low threshold since China's Ministry of Education and other relevant departments newly defined the college entrance examination qualifications. Therefore, this program is very attractive to the citizens of China, China who have always attached importance to children's education.

So far, the "Malaysia-Second Home Project" has attracted nearly 20,000 foreigners to participate, among which China ranks first. Malaysian Tourism Minister Datuk Tengku Annan said that the successful implementation of the "My Second Home in Malaysia" project has received enthusiastic response from overseas, increasing the number of foreigners permanently living in Malaysia from nearly 20,000 to 654.38 million! These new immigrants come from many countries and regions, including Chinese mainland, Britain, China, Taiwan Province, Singapore and Japan.