What is the life of Malaysian immigrants like?

# Malaysian Immigrants # Introduction With the rise of investment craze in Southeast Asia, Malaysia has become one of the investment hotspots and a hot country for immigrants. Malaysia has attracted groups of retirees, investors and overseas students. Let's follow KaoNet to learn about the life of Malaysian immigrants. This 10 incident tells the truth of life in Malaysia!

1. What is the life of Malaysian immigrants like?

1. All Malaysians are equal, but some people are more equal than others. Ethnic diversity in Malaysia, as a member of a specific ethnic group, has both advantages and disadvantages. For example, everyone has religious freedom, except Malays who must be Muslims. Nearly one-third of Malaysia's land is classified as a Malay reservation and can only be owned by Malays. The number where I live is close to 95%. Other races who wish to live in these areas must rent houses because they cannot legally own their own houses.

2. Primary education is divided by language.

Malaysians can attend schools in Malay, Chinese or Tamil, representing the languages spoken by the main ethnic groups in Malaysia. In theory, anyone can attend any school, but in practice, it is extremely rare for non-Indians to attend Tamil schools. It is becoming more and more common for middle-class Malays to send their children to Chinese schools, but most Malaysians tend to be educated in their own language.

3. The government is composed of a coalition of political parties centered on race.

The dominant political party represents Malays, other political parties represent Chinese and Indians, and there are other small political parties and independents. Although it is a strictly democratic country, Malaysia has never changed its government since it became independent from Britain in 1957.

Self-defense is a privilege, not a right.

The government directly or indirectly controls almost all media. Online news media occasionally hear different voices, but the Internet is strictly monitored. Websites that criticize the government are often blocked, and it is not uncommon for people to be arrested for reckless tweets or Facebook posts. Any behavior that is regarded as criticizing Islam will not be tolerated. Many Malaysian Muslims are getting farther and farther away from their moderate stance, calling on the law to allow more severe punishment for criminal acts, including flogging and amputation.

Medical treatment is almost free.

With the network of government hospitals and clinics, almost everyone can get health care services. Malaysia also has world-class private hospitals. The price of dentistry is also very reasonable.

6. It is summer all the year round.

Due to its proximity to the equator, Malaysia's climate is very stable, with almost no seasonal changes except the monsoon that affects different parts of the country at different times of the year. The average daily temperature hovers between 30 and 34 degrees Celsius, with high humidity. From this safe distance, you may really miss the mild weather in Ireland, and you will soon understand why Malaysians spend so much time hanging out in air-conditioned shopping centers.

7. Malaysians love food.

As the weather rarely changes, people don't talk about it like the Irish do. On the contrary, Malaysians talk about food. Malaysians are very proud of their cooking traditions, which is correct. Each race has its own characteristics, but their recipes also influence each other more or less. Street food stalls and food streets can be seen everywhere, and eating out is very affordable. On the downside, not all food is healthy. For many Malaysians, sugar is a food, and frying is usually the default cooking method. More than 45% Malaysians are obese, surpassing Asia in Southeast Asia.

8. Malaysia has world-class infrastructure.

Malaysian highways are comparable to any highways in the world, and the conditions of most roads are much better than when I was growing up in Comes in the late last century. Postal, telecommunications and power services in most parts of China are running smoothly. Most mid-range restaurants offer free wireless Internet access. Domestic water is occasionally tight, especially in Greater Kuala Lumpur (where one fifth of Malaysia's population lives), but in most cases, everything is very effective.

9. Malaysia is a paradise for nature lovers.

Malaysia has some of the most diverse ecosystems on earth, especially tropical rainforests and coral reefs. It is home to many rare species, including tapirs, pangolins, orangutans, tigers and rhinoceroses. Unfortunately, all these species are on the verge of extinction due to deforestation or illegal wildlife trafficking in palm oil plantations.

10. Malaysia's assets are its people.

Malaysians are very laid-back, and most Malaysians, especially those outside urban areas, are satisfied with this situation. In the past ten years, I have always found Malaysians very friendly, kind and generous. Although I will always be Irish, I think I am lucky to call Malaysia my home.

I admit that sometimes I want to leave. But the reason for leaving is always offset by the long list in the plus column. Just like myself when I was young, Malaysia now finds itself at a crossroads, and some roads are invincible, as you can guess from reading this short list. Sometimes, it is difficult for me to be optimistic about whether Malaysia and I will have a long-term future together. I certainly hope so. I think I did my best.

But as I learned in the hard times, sometimes either party in the relationship will have irreconcilable differences and the path will inevitably be separated.

2. What are the advantages of emigrating to Malaysia?

1. Obtaining Malaysian status is good for children. 1. Malaysia follows the education system of Britain, Europe and America, and its education level and diploma are recognized by famous universities in Europe and America. Children go to school in accordance with national treatment in the local area and receive international Chinese and English education, and the cost is quite low. Let the children win at the starting line.

2. Malaysia and European and American countries implement "3+0 courses" and "double courses", and students can choose to transfer to the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and other countries to study. You don't need to go back to China to apply for a visa. You have diplomas from the United States, Canada and Australia. The fee is only 1/4 of the direct study abroad fee.

3. The threshold for obtaining overseas Chinese status is low, and you can enjoy special rights such as tax exemption, extra points for your children's college entrance examination, and adoption of a second child. Parents may wish to emigrate first and then study abroad.

Second, the paradise for the elderly to live happily.

The advantages of Malaysian immigration application are not only superficial, but also long-term. The second residence in Malaysia was originally a pension plan. No matter how the policy changes, it is inseparable: the elderly can enjoy their old age in Malaysia!

1. Malaysia is the most livable country in Asia and a popular country for immigrants. Because there are friendly and gentle people, low cost of living, perfect infrastructure, charming natural environment, good investment environment and multiculturalism, and an international high-level education system.

2. The air is good and the temperature is suitable (the annual temperature is between 2 1℃C-32 C). There are no geological and natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes.

3. China and Malaysia have similar cultural backgrounds. There are 1/4 Chinese in Malaysia. Chinese is very popular and favored by many domestic retirees.

Third, please be successful and enjoy all kinds of discounts.

1. You can obtain a residence permit (renewable) of 10 years and a visa that allows you to enter and leave the country freely for many times in a row.

2. This residence permit and multiple consecutive free entry and exit visas can be renewed continuously (if you have not violated any laws in Malaysia).

3. During the period of 10, you can come and go freely and live in Malaysia as you like, with no fixed residence restriction period.

You can transport your car from abroad to Malaysia for use, or buy a new duty-free car (CKD). This is a huge savings in preferential prices.

All students studying in our school will be issued with student ID cards to study in local colleges and universities.

6. After approval, you can bring your foreign domestic helper to apply to Malaysia.

7. As for the housing loan, you have the opportunity to get up to 80% of the loan, not Malaysia. My second home applicant can only get 70% loan (depending on the applicant's financial situation).

8. The retiree has lived in Malaysia for 182 days and intends to remit his pension to Malaysia; According to this plan, countries that have bilateral tax agreements with the Malaysian government will be exempted from paying taxes.