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Malaysia's second hometown has changed. The main applicant is not here. What about the deputy applicant? What do you need to bring?

My Second Hometown in Malaysia (MM2H) is the only immigration policy introduced by the Malaysian government to attract foreign investment, promote tourism and develop the economy. You can join the second home plan without giving up your domestic identity, career, welfare and social relations, and enjoy 10 visa-free life extension, permanent residence and free entry and exit to Malaysia without repeated visas; The purchase of permanent title deed property is exempt from overseas income tax, inheritance tax and other multiple benefits. The following is a comprehensive interpretation of the application conditions and procedures for the second residence in Malaysia.

1. Applicants for Malaysia's second residence under the age of 50

1. proof of offshore income of1million ringgit or more per month must be provided.

2. Proof of current assets of RM 500,000 or above must be provided.

3. The approved applicant must deposit a fixed deposit of RM 300,000 in any bank in Malaysia.

4. After one year, the maximum withdrawal can be RM 6.5438+0.5 million, which can be used to purchase houses, vehicles, children's education funds and medical purposes in Malaysia; From the second year onwards, a time deposit of at least RM 654.38+RM 500,000 must be maintained.

Two. Applicants aged 50 and above in Malaysia's second residence

1. offshore income certificate of 65,438 ringgit+0,000 or more per month must be provided (retirees must provide government-approved pension certificate of 65,438 ringgit+0,000 per month).

2. Proof of current assets of RM 350,000 or above must be provided.

3. The approved applicant must deposit a time deposit of 654.38+500,000 yuan in any bank in Malaysia.

4. After one year, you can withdraw up to RM50,000 for the purchase of houses, vehicles, children's education funds and medical purposes in Malaysia. From the second year, you must keep a time deposit of at least RM 654.38+ million.