I would like to ask, can I immigrate if I buy a house in Malaysia?

No way! Malaysia has not yet launched an immigration policy for foreigners. Buying a house and emigrating are two different things. But buying a house will usually give you a second house, which is not permanent in nature. But judging from all the advantages you can enjoy, there is little difference between a ten-year long-term visa and a permanent residence. Therefore, even if you buy a house and immigrate to Malaysia, you will not get permanent residency. As long as you can enjoy welfare benefits, it doesn't matter much.

Malaysian immigration application conditions:

The main applicant for investment immigration is over 2 1 year old, and there is no record;

Applicants under the age of 50 need to deposit RM 300,000, or buy a house of 1 RM+1RM 0.5 million;

Applicants for investment immigration over 50 years old need to have a deposit of RM 654.38+05,000, or buy a house worth RM 654.38+00,000 as a deposit. ?

Malaysian immigration is the most suitable immigration project for middle-class families in China. One person can benefit from applying for three generations. If you want to know more, you can consult the consultant of overseas real estate network.