What are the requirements for emigrating to Malaysia?

Malaysia is a non-immigrant country and cannot immigrate, but it can apply for the "second home" project. Malaysia's second home project is a policy launched by the Malaysian government to attract foreign investment, promote tourism and develop the economy, with the aim of encouraging foreigners to live in Malaysia for a long time. Malaysia's "My Second Home" program enables people from other countries to choose to live or retire in Malaysia with their spouses and children. Successful applicants will get a social visa of 10, which can be renewed for life. -Flexible, free, low-threshold, revocable living conditions abroad * No age limit, no English requirement, no proof of asset source. The ten-year visa is renewed for life, and there is no need to repeat the visa for free entry and exit. * Fast processing speed, short cycle (February-March), ready to use. Simple materials only need to provide passport, marriage certificate and proof of deposit income. * Low threshold. You only need to deposit 600,000 RMB in the Bank of Malaysia, and you can withdraw 300,000 RMB the next year. After that, you can keep 300 thousand RMB in your account, and you can reduce your deposit by half if you are over 50 years old. * No residence requirements, no immigration supervisor. There is no need to give up domestic identity, career, welfare and social relations. You can revoke your identity at any time, just get the deposit back, and there is no loss. * You can get a visa if you apply, and parents over 60 can accompany you to bring a servant into Malaysia. Parents accompany their children to school. -The government provides multiple benefits and guarantees to avoid risks. * You can buy a new car duty-free or transport it to Malaysia, saving up to 300% of the entry tax. * You can legally open a personal deposit account in Malaysia without opening a branch in China, and keep it strictly confidential. * Not a formal immigrant from China, no need to change nationality, no need to report. Will not affect future immigration to other countries, but will get credit points. * You can get free entry and exit concessions from countries above Malaysia 120. There is no need to go back to China to apply for a visa, and the procedure in Malaysia is simple. * The purchase of permanent hereditary title deed property is exempt from overseas income tax and inheritance tax. You can run the company independently and get tax incentives. People over 50 can apply for a local work permit. * It is much higher than the domestic time deposit interest rate and the considerable stable income of stock market funds, and loan financing is also very convenient. -The sooner you get this status, the better for your children. * Malaysia follows the education system of Britain and Europe and America, and its education level and diploma are recognized by famous universities in Europe and America. Children attend local schools according to national treatment and receive international education in Chinese and English, and the cost is quite low. Let the children win at the starting line. * Malaysia and Europe and the United States 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 can issue a diploma from a famous university in Britain, the United States, Canada and Australia, and the cost is only 1/4. * If you get overseas Chinese status with a low threshold, you can get 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. -A paradise for the elderly to live happily * Malaysia is the most livable country in Asia and the most popular immigrant country. Because there are friendly and gentle people, low living expenses, perfect infrastructure, charming natural environment, good investment environment and multiculturalism, and an international high-level education system. * The air is good and the temperature is suitable (the annual temperature is between 2 1 and 32 degrees Celsius). There are no geological and natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes. * China and Malaysia have similar cultural backgrounds. Malaysia, 1/4 Chinese, is quite popular among Chinese and favored by many domestic retirees. Applicants for the "My Second Home" project in Malaysia need to submit the following documents: 65,438+0) application letter; Personal background and purpose of participating in this project; -Who will apply to come with you (single or with family)? -Briefly explain how you make a living in Malaysia (financial ability); Point out the financial standards you want to adopt; Time deposit or monthly foreign income (only applicable to people aged 50 or above). 2) Personal resume, education and experience table. 3) Three Malaysian IM. 12 forms (social access permission form) 4) One Malaysian second home MM2H form. 5) Four passport photos. 6) A notarized copy of the entire passport (one copy per page, just stamp the page with personal information and photos). If the date of the new passport is less than one year, every page of the old passport must be copied and notarized. 7) notarized marriage certificate (with spouse) 8) notarized birth certificate (with children) 9) notarized bank statement report/other financial documents, which proves that you are able to pay the living expenses in Malaysia. The more certificates of deposit, the better. You must have a minimum deposit of RM 350,000 (about US$ 65,438+008,000) over 50 years old. You must have a minimum deposit of RM 550,000 (about US$ 65,438+068,000) under the age of 50. 10) Notarized salary statement for at least three months/pension (over 50 years old, applying for overseas monthly income certificate) 1 1) Certificate of no criminal record issued by the Public Security Bureau. 12) Report on the health status of the applicant and his family. 13) The applicant authorizes Malaysia Second Home Center to go to the relevant bank to prove the economic situation.