Immigration Bureau of Kuching, Malaysia

Many friends have the idea of immigrating to Malaysia. When they see the application conditions of the second house, they will be more or less confused in combination with themselves. Liang Ming Overseas Investment, as one of the earliest institutions jointly awarded the second residence qualification by the Malaysian Tourism Board and the Malaysian Immigration Department, has successfully handled the second residence for many customers, and there are also many cases in this regard. The following small series will sort out the doubts that these customers have had, hoping to give some help to friends who want to run a second home.

Q: How long does it take to apply for the second home project in Malaysia?

After receiving your documents, Liang Ming Overseas Investment will need 3 working days to translate, type and confirm the documents. After finishing, the data will be handed over to the relevant government departments, and the processing speed depends on whether the government departments are busy or not, usually about three months.

Q: Why do you need to deposit time deposits (RM 654.38+0.5 million for those over 50 years old and RM 300,000 for those under 50 years old) when you apply for a second residence plan in Malaysia?

A: Malaysia's Second Home Program is the most famous family migration program in Asia and the world, with a long term and low cost. Malaysia's "Second Home" project needs to invest one-tenth or even one-tenth of that of many established immigrant countries. For example, American EB5 investment immigrants require applicants to invest 500,000 US dollars (equivalent to 3 million RMB); For example, Australia 188C investment immigrants require applicants to invest 5 million Australian dollars (equivalent to 26.35 million RMB). In contrast, Malaysia not only failed to consume the principal of time deposits, but also got all the interest back. In addition, the purpose of the deposit that the government needs participants to deposit is mainly to let participants have the last emergency funds to spare.

Q: When can I get my time deposit back?

A: After 65,438+0 years, participants can withdraw some time deposits (RM65,438+05,000 for those under 50 years old and RM50,000 for those over 50 years old) as related expenses for purchasing real estate, medical care, children's education or tax-free cars, and the rest can be withdrawn completely when they terminate their second residence status. Participants can also apply for some time deposits for medical purposes or emergencies approved by the Ministry of Tourism.

Q: If my salary is less than 20,000 yuan/month, but my monthly rental income is more than 20,000 yuan, can I apply for a second house?

A: Yes. Stable rental income and pension can be used as the income basis for applying for a second house.

Q: Is there an immigration supervisor in Malaysia?

A: No, Britain, Canada, the United States, Australia and other immigrant countries all have different levels of immigration supervision, and they must stay in the country for a certain period of time within the specified time. Malaysia's Second Home Project has no immigration director. As long as the audit is passed, you can get the identity of the second residence.

Q: Does being a second hometown mean acquiring Malaysian nationality?

A: No, the second residence status refers to obtaining the long-term residency in Malaysia 10. When it expires, you can apply for renewal of insurance with documents such as asset certificate and certificate of no crime. Since China does not allow citizens to hold dual citizenship, you must give up your China citizenship to join another country. After visiting relatives and friends, doing business and traveling in China, you need to apply for a visa. A second home plan can avoid this trouble.

Q: What are the different benefits between participants and local residents?

A: Participants cannot enjoy the right to vote in Malaysia, nor can they enjoy insurance only for citizens, such as national medical insurance, pension insurance and Malaysian pension plan. I can't get Malaysia's passport and ID card, but there will be MM2H visa in your country's passport; The Malaysian government has no double standards for daily consumption such as food, clothing, housing, transportation and medical care. ; When foreigners invest in real estate, they must buy properties worth more than 6.5438+0 million Malaysian ringgit (about 2 million RMB) to protect the poorer residents in Malaysia from the impact of soaring housing prices.

Q: How can an intermediary company guarantee its reputation?

A: The formal second intermediary and its partners will have the MM2H qualification certificate issued by the Malaysian Immigration Department. The applicant can ask the intermediary company to show this certificate, and don't trust the intermediary company that can't provide this certificate. Liang Ming Overseas Investment, as one of the earliest institutions jointly awarded the "second home" qualification by Malaysia Tourism Board and Malaysian Immigration Department, has a branch in Malaysia, so it can be entrusted with confidence.

Q: Can a child go to an international university in Malaysia if his performance in China is not good enough?

A: Yes. International universities in Malaysia only consider students' English level, and they can go through the admission procedures by passing the entrance English exam. If you can't pass the exam, you can attend the English training class organized by the university, or you can go through the admission formalities after passing the final exam in 3-6 months.