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How to immigrate to Malaysia
1) proof of income
Proof of overseas bank deposits (all bank assets, including savings, cash or time deposits). RM 350,000 for those over 50 years old; People under 50 need RM 500,000. These materials mainly prove that the applicant has the financial ability to support various expenses during his stay in Malaysia.
B proof of offshore income with monthly income of RM 65,438+00,000 (or above). This month's income can be the company's profit, salary, pension or other forms of investment income (it can be unit trust funds, stocks and bonds, etc.). ).
2) Copy of the applicant's passport, each page and blank page should be copied (the notary office only needs to stamp the page with photos when notarizing).
3) Each relevant applicant needs 4 passport photos.
4) Marriage certificate (if you need to bring your spouse to apply together).
5) Birth certificate (if you need to take care of children).
6) Resume of the principal applicant.
A simple application of MM2H.
8) Any other documents that can further prove the applicant's strength, such as membership cards and academic diplomas of professional institutions.
9) A certificate of no criminal record provided by your local police station or public security bureau or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The above documents need to be original or photocopy (all photocopies need notarial certificate of notary office).
Note: RM is RM, RM 1 ≈2 RMB.
Second, the process
Step 1: The applicant submits relevant necessary documents and fees to us or our agent. 50% agency fee in advance.
Step 2: We submit a complete set of application documents for the applicant.
Step 3: We will notify the applicant after obtaining the approval documents from the Malaysian Immigration Bureau.
Step 4: The applicant comes to Malaysia in person. Matters to be handled after coming to Malaysia:
1) physical examination;
2) Open an account with a Malaysian bank and deposit a time deposit:
A time deposit of RM150,000,150,000 over 50 years old (RM150,000 can be withdrawn after one year for buying a house or paying medical expenses or children's education expenses). Under 50-year-old time deposit RM 300,000,300,000 (RM150,000,150,000 can be withdrawn after one year to purchase real estate or pay medical expenses or children's education expenses).
B. If the applicant already owns more than 1 million ringgit (one million ringgit) in Malaysia, more than 50% can only deposit 1 million ringgit (one hundred thousand ringgit); People under 50 can only save150,000 ringgit (150,000 ringgit).
3) Buy a medical insurance.
Step 5: We submit supplementary documents.
Step: 1) The applicant obtains a visa. Pay the following fees:
① The remaining 50% handling fee.
② Visa fee per book1RM20 per year.
(3) If the customer is already in Malaysia when the visa is issued, each person must pay a tourist visa fee of RM 500,500,500. (Usually, when the MM2H visa is approved, we will inform the applicant by phone or document that the applicant will apply for a visa at the nearest Malaysian embassy in his country of origin, and then come to Malaysia with a visa to obtain the MM2H visa. This fee is not necessary. )
The second to third steps (from the time the applicant is approved) will take about 30-60 working days.
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