What are the different immigration conditions of different ages in Malaysia?

# 么么么么么 # Introduction Malaysia, as one of the most popular immigrant countries in Southeast Asia, naturally attracts immigrants of all ages. Let's take a look at the differences in immigration conditions in Malaysia at different ages.

1. Malaysia Second Home

Malaysia's Second Home Project originated from 1996, formerly known as "Silver Hair Project". It is a long-term residence plan implemented by the Malaysian government for foreign retirees to encourage retirees to live in Malaysia for a long time. In 2002, the program was renamed as "Second Home", and the applicants were no longer limited to retired elderly people, but extended to foreigners over 2 1 year old. In 2006, due to the applicant's suggestion, the government increased a number of preferential policies such as investment and education, and increased preferential policies for the applicant's spouse, children and parents.

The application for Malaysia's Second Home Program can be successfully processed only by the applicant's deposit in Malaysia. Applicants and their families can obtain a residence visa of up to 10 years (according to the validity period of the passport) and can renew the extended residence visa for life.

To apply for immigration to Malaysia's second hometown, the applicant meets the corresponding conditions according to his age:

I. Applicants under the age of 50

1. Asset requirements: proof of working capital of RM 500,000 or more;

2. Income requirement: proof that the monthly income exceeds RM 65,438+00,000;

3. Investment requirements: fixed deposits of over 300,000 ringgit in local banks in Malaysia.

Applicants over 2.50 years old

1. Asset requirements: proof of working capital of RM 350,000 or more;

2. Income requirement: proof that the monthly income exceeds RM 65,438+00,000; For retired applicants, a certificate that the monthly pension exceeds RM 65,438+00,000 can be issued;

3. Investment requirements: time deposits in local banks in Malaysia are more than 654.38 +0.5 million.

2. Advantages of Malaysian immigrants

1. The application is simple, only deposits are required, and there are no requirements for age, education, English, work experience, source of assets, etc. The application materials only need passport, marriage certificate, deposit certificate, etc.

2. The trial speed is fast, and the application can be approved in about 2 months after submission;

3. The threshold is low. When applying, you only need to deposit about 600,000 RMB in Malaysia. In the second year, you can withdraw about 300,000 RMB for consumption in Malaysia, and then keep more than 300,000 RMB in your bank account every year. For applicants over the age of 50, the initial deposit and the maintained deposit can be halved;

4. Without immigration supervisor, you can freely enter and leave Malaysia after successful application, and there is no requirement for residence time. Applicants do not need to give up their country of origin;

5. One person applies and the whole family gets identity. The applicant's parents over 60 years old can accompany him;

6. After successful application, if you buy a property in Malaysia, you will enjoy permanent property rights, foreigners will be exempted from income tax and inheritance tax, and housing loans will be preferential.

Materials required for MyPR treatment:

I. Submitted by the main applicant

1) passport scanned on each page, with clear color.

2) Clear scanning of the front and back of China citizen ID card.

3)8 passport-sized photos on a blue background.

B, bring family members to submit.

1) scanned passport of each family member.

2) Eight passport-size photos of each family member.

3) Bring your spouse and submit a scanned copy of the marriage certificate.

4) Bring the child and submit a scanned copy of the child's birth certificate.

MyPR processing flow:

Step 1: Submit the materials and pay the deposit.

1) The principal applicant will mail or express the required materials to the Commissioner for data review (confirmed on the same day);

2) After the materials are approved, the principal applicant pays the deposit. From the date of receiving the deposit, the specific PR will be handled.

Step 2: Coordination and expenses required for the processing stage.

1) within two months of entering the immigration office, you need to go through the fingerprint entry procedures;

2) After receiving the documents, the principal applicant shall cooperate with PR to complete the fingerprint work;

3) When submitting the fingerprint data, you need to pay the handling fee of the second step.

Step 3: The Immigration Department reports and receives MyPR.

1) The principal applicant obtains the call sign letter (counter-sign letter) from the Immigration Bureau and the approval letter from the Immigration Bureau of Malaysia;

2) Get the approval letter and the red ID card (MyPR), and the whole PR process is completed;

3) After PR is completed, the principal applicant must pay the final payment.

3. Malaysia's new immigration requirements

I. Immigration requirements

Like most Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia does not have high requirements for immigrant applicants, and only needs to meet basic financial requirements. This is also the main mode of immigration, and the review time is very short.

Applicants need to produce their own physical examination report and the innocence certificate issued by the police station. Most importantly, they need a certificate of 2 million ringgit, which needs to be produced by the bank. The certificate must have the person in charge of the bank and the official seal.

Second, the application materials

First of all, the identity materials, including your passport and ID card, as well as birth notarization, need to be notarized by a professional notary office and delivered in person.

Then there is the background proof. Everyone needs to go to the local police station to issue a certificate of innocence. This requires everyone to bring their ID cards and apply for a certificate. Remember to make a copy in Chinese and English.

Finally, the proof of funds. If you have enough deposits or cash, you can directly show your bank deposit certificate, which needs to be more than RM 2 million. If it is a real estate, it needs to be evaluated before showing proof.