What is the life of Malaysian immigrants?

# Malaysian Immigrants # Introduction There are many people applying for immigration in Malaysia now, so what is the immigrant life in Malaysia? Let's talk about Malaysia's life and immigration advantages. Let's take a look at these contents.

1. Immigrant life in Malaysia

Malaysian nationals are called "the most talented people in the world". Everyone here can use at least three languages, including English, Malay, Chinese or Hindi. In addition, Malaysian nationals can also use 3-6 minority languages.

As we all know, Malaysia is a country with developed tourism and is the first choice for many people to travel abroad. This is a beautiful, open and free multi-ethnic country. People who have never been to Malaysia yearn for its blue sea and blue sky, while those who have been to Malaysia are impressed by its beautiful scenery, delicious food and blended culture. People living here affectionately call it "Malaysia", and they live in this land with great flavor.

There are many Chinese in Malaysia, which is said to account for about 25% of the total population here, Indians account for about 10%, and the rest are native Malays. There are many Chinese doing business in the street, and many people speak Chinese. Some local residents can also speak Chinese, so communication is not a big problem. Of course, speaking English well will make work and life more convenient.

1, Changes in Malaysian Life

Malaysia is an important strategic partner of major countries in the world in economic development, commodity sales and technological processing. So Malaysia has become an important bridge between East and West in the world.

On the other hand, although Malaysia is a Muslim country, all religions in the world live in harmony here. The local government has designated major religious anniversaries in the east and west of the world as national statutory holidays to show respect for people all over the world.

In 20 10, the "Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan" was launched, and it is planned to increase the population from 6 million to10 million in the next 2020. The government has also specially introduced incentives to invite 100 enterprises around the world to set up bases to attract a large number of talents and build "Greater Kuala Lumpur" with RM 172 billion.

2. Student life in Malaysia

Since 1980s, Malaysia has fully opened its education market. At present, hundreds of institutions of higher learning and world authoritative vocational education institutions from more than ten countries have taken root in this fertile soil.

In one country, students can choose their own educational programs at will and directly obtain diplomas issued by developed countries through study, which is unimaginable in other countries. Malaysia has attracted overseas students from 74 countries and regions, including Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Singapore, Russia, Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan Province Province of China, South Africa, Thailand and India.

Malaysia is a country with low expenditure on studying abroad in the world. Studying English and undergraduate courses here, the total cost of food, housing and tuition for one year is only 40,000-50,000 yuan; A master's degree requires 60,000-80,000 RMB per year, including food, accommodation and tuition.

Malaysia is a free country full of human feelings. The cultures of all ethnic groups have blended with each other for a long time, so that everyone with great differences can find their own home here. Although this country is not big, you can easily experience real happiness here. Compared with western developed countries, it is more reassuring and practical.

2. What are the advantages of immigrant life in Malaysia?

Everything is cheap.

You can live a more luxurious life without high cost, and you can indulge in manicure, pedicure, massage and a little shopping spree every week, but the cost is only about one hour's massage in the United States.

2. Safety

Malaysia has no guns, and there are few violent crimes in its eyes. Basically, there will only be some minor crimes. Many times, it is enough to pay a little attention to yourself.

3. Malaysia has world-class infrastructure.

Freeways can compete with American highways, mobile phone packages are cheap and easy to use, wireless networks are everywhere, and the network connection speed is very fast.

Almost everyone speaks English.

Many local people can speak 3-4 languages, and English is also taught in schools. Communication in daily life is not a big problem.

5. Living expenses

Property prices in Malaysia are not high either. The monthly rent of a three-bedroom apartment may be less than 3,000 Malaysian ringgit, and the same room type and geographical location will exceed several thousand dollars in the United States.

6. Multiculturalism

If you live in Malaysia long enough, it is easy to immerse yourself in the local living environment and atmosphere. The culture here is very attractive and attractive.

7. The local people are very friendly.

As Malaysia is a very popular tourist country, the people here are very friendly and people from anywhere can feel the enthusiasm.

3. What are the shortcomings of immigrant life in Malaysia?

1. The beaches in some places are very bad.

Not only is it rubbish, but the beaches in some places are also dirty, and even the docks are messy. If you want to experience better sea water and beaches, you must go somewhere else.

2, different habits will not adapt.

Some locals like littering, which makes people very uncomfortable. There are also many violations during driving. Many people don't obey traffic laws and regulations, and their safety awareness is relatively weak.

3. There is no one-stop shop

Many times, if you want to buy everything, you may need to go to many places, and it is rare to find a place to buy all the necessities.

4. Climate

Usually, the humidity is above 75%, and the summer time is very long, so it is easy to sweat, and the body will be sticky and uncomfortable.

Generally speaking, Malaysia has both advantages and disadvantages. If you plan to settle in the past, you must think it over before making a final decision.