Customs and taboos of emigrating to Malaysia

# Malaysian Immigrants # Introduction Malaysia believes in Islam and is a country that pays more attention to etiquette and religion. Malaysians are enthusiastic, loyal, punctual, kind and simple, but there are still many customs and taboos in life, so people who immigrate to Malaysia must pay attention. Here is a brief introduction to the customs and taboos of emigrating to Malaysia. Welcome to read!

Article 1 Customs and taboos of emigrating to Malaysia

First of all, the meeting ceremony

The traditional Malay greeting ceremony is very unique. When they meet, they will hold each other's hands with both hands and rub each other, and then move their right hands to their hearts. For unfamiliar women, don't just reach out and ask for a handshake. Men should nod or bow slightly to women and take the initiative to make oral greetings.

But now Western handshake is the most common greeting in Malaysia, which can be used by Malays, China or Indians.

Second, eat

Malays avoid eating pork and drinking alcohol.

When dining in a Malay restaurant, if you see a big kettle on the dining table, don't mistake it for a teapot for drinking water. In fact, the water in it is used for washing hands.

Malays usually grasp food with their right hands, so washing hands before and after meals is the etiquette at Malay table.

Third, visit

In Malaysia, you must take off your shoes before entering the homes of Malays, China or Indians, unless the owner allows you. When visiting a Malay family, if the host arranges to sit on a mat on the floor, men should sit cross-legged while women should sit with their legs tilted to the left.

Four, other taboos or etiquette

1. Don't wear shorts and skirts into the temple. In Malaysia, except for members of the royal family, people generally do not wear yellow clothes;

2. Malays avoid touching their heads and think that touching their heads is an infringement and insult to people;

3. When talking with Malays, don't put your hands on your hips, because this way shows anger;

4. Malays are used to grabbing food with their right hands. Only at western-style banquets do Malays use knives, forks and spoons.

Malays are jealous of turtles and think turtles are unlucky animals. In addition, if you have business activities in Malaysia, it will be arranged from March to 165438+ 10 every year, because most Malay businessmen take vacations from February to February of the following year.

Further reading: reasons for choosing Malaysian immigrants

1. You can immigrate without spending money and with low investment. According to Malaysia's Second Home Immigration Plan, as long as your money is deposited in a bank in Malaysia and enjoys interest, you can apply for immigration without paying the Immigration Bureau. If you don't want to keep this identity in the future, you just need to get the money back from the bank, and there will be no loss.

2. Malaysia's views on Chinese. Malaysia does not exclude China. Malaysian society is a multicultural society. Malays, Chinese, Indians and other ethnic groups in Malaysia live in harmony in their study, work and life. Moreover, the Chinese, who account for13 of the population, occupy a major position in the economy, and the ruling party of the Chinese community occupies13 of the seats in politics, and even some States are basically in power by Chinese.

3. Malaysia attracts people all over the world with its friendly and gentle people, low living expenses, perfect infrastructure, charming natural environment, good investment environment, high-level education system, diverse cultures and convenient visas. Therefore, Malaysia is listed as a livable country in Asia, and Japan Overseas Long-term Residence Association ranks second in welcoming immigrants.

4. Malaysia has a high-quality lifestyle, low consumption, good living hardware and medical facilities, rich educational opportunities, excellent infrastructure, multicultural society, beautiful natural environment and pleasant climate.