Customs and taboos of emigrating to Malaysia.

Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country, consisting of Malays, Chinese, Indians and several indigenous peoples. Mainly Malays, Chinese and Indians, these different and unique multi-cultures are reflected in the local people's clothing, diet, entertainment and social values. The following are the customs and taboos of emigrating to Malaysia. Welcome to read!

1. Customs and taboos of living in Malaysia

Malays are warm, humble, generous and polite.

When you are a guest in a Malay family, you should pay attention to your manners and respect your elders.

When entering the door, unless the host allows, guests should take off their shoes at the door or stairs before entering the house. After entering the room, the host and guests greet each other and shake hands. When shaking hands, they just touch each other and then put their hands on their foreheads to show their sincerity.

If there are other guests in the room, you should pass by them, bow your head slightly, say "I'm sorry, please forgive me", and then walk to your position.

You can't cross your legs when sitting in a chair, especially in front of old people. Women can put their feet together, which is more elegant. If you sit on the floor, men generally sit cross-legged and women generally kneel.

The host took out drinks and snacks to entertain the guests, and the guests accepted them. If they refuse, the host will be unhappy.

Guests should leave the host when they leave, and the host will usually send the guests out of the door.

When eating, people usually don't sit in chairs, but put food on cushions and eat around. Men sit cross-legged and women kneel. Older women can sit cross-legged like men.

Muslims forbid alcohol and generally do not entertain guests with alcohol. Drinks are mostly hot tea, boiled water or coconut juice.

Malays also have the habit of chewing betel nuts. When guests come to visit, the host, in addition to warmly greeting them, is the first courtesy to show hospitality and sincerity to the guests and invite them to chew betel nuts.

Malays think that their left hand is dirty, so they use their right hand when shaking hands. Usually, you should use your right hand to pick up and pass things, and you should not use your left hand casually, otherwise it is impolite. Say "I'm sorry" when you have to use your left hand.

Malays think it is an insult to point at people with your index finger, so don't point at people with your index finger.

Don't reach out and ask for a handshake first.

Eat with Muslims, don't persuade them to drink, and avoid ordering dishes made of pork.

Polygamy is not prohibited in Malaysia, so don't gossip about other people's housework.

2. How to apply for studying in Malaysia?

Due to Malaysia's good geographical environment, no natural disasters, complete living facilities, high standard of living but low price index, and Malaysia's passports can pass freely in most developed countries, Malaysia has suddenly warmed up in the minds of China immigrants in recent years.

Step 1: Find a reliable immigration company and submit an application form and service agreement.

Step 2: Submit the following information:

1. Application (letter written and signed by the principal applicant)

2, the main applicant's resume copy, including education, work experience, skills or expertise.

3. Application form for my second home in Malaysia.

4. Three social access permission forms (one original and two copies)

5. Five passport-sized photos (white background)

6. Certified copy of passport/travel document (all pages)

7. Personal deposit slip

8. The applicant's certificate of no criminal record (notarized)

9, the applicant and his family health self-assessment form

10. Certified copy of marriage certificate (if accompanied by spouse)

1 1, certified copies of birth certificates/legal documents of family members (if accompanied by children/adopted children/stepchildren/parents), and confirmation letters from medical experts/general practitioners (if accompanied by disabled children of more than 2 1).

12. Copies of bank statements for the past three months.

13. Certified copy of payroll/income statement/pension for the last 3 months.

Step 3: Send an approval letter.

Step 4: Within six months after the approval letter is issued, the applicant must come to Malaysia in person to handle the following matters:

1. Open a fixed deposit account with automatic annual renewal in any bank in Malaysia.

2. Buy medical insurance suitable for Malaysia from any insurance company in Malaysia.

3. Obtain medical reports from any registered private hospital or clinic in Malaysia.

Step 5: Submit the following supplementary documents:

1. Submit time deposit certificate.

2. Submit the medical insurance policy

Step 3 submit a medical report

Step 6: The applicant successfully joined my second home project in Malaysia.

3. Benefits of emigrating to Malaysia

1, Malaysia is known as "Emerald Paradise, Charming Malaysia". The annual temperature here is about 2 1℃ to 3 1℃, and there are no natural disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons, droughts and floods. Malaysia has been rated as "Forbes Top Ten Countries for Chinese Immigrants in the World", "One of the most suitable countries for holiday life in Asia" and "One of the most suitable countries for providing for the aged in the world" for many years.

2. Malaysia implements a unique international education model-curriculum transfer. The essence is to transfer some (2+ 1) or all (3+0) courses from famous universities in the United States, Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other countries to Malaysian branches or cooperative schools, and obtain academic diplomas and degree certificates issued by famous universities in the United States, Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other countries upon graduation, which is internationally recognized.

3. Moderate politics, focusing on long-term development and national political stability; The total gdp is the second in Asia, and the growth rate is the first in Asia. The average growth rate in the past decade has exceeded 10%, surpassing the BRICS countries and becoming a 1 welcome destination country for emerging markets. The ease of doing business ranks sixth in the world, the competitive economy ranks 12 and the economic competitiveness ranks 20th in the world, all of which indicate that Malaysia has great development potential.

Most doctors in Malaysia are trained in western countries such as Britain, America and Australia, and their medical skills are excellent and guaranteed. Malaysia has first-class medical equipment and a high-quality team of doctors and nurses to provide 24-hour service for patients. One of the advantages is that hospital nurses can communicate in Mandarin, Cantonese, English and other languages without any obstacles.

There is one doctor for every 65,438+0,000 people. The medical expenses in Singapore12 or so and in the United States14 or so are fully reimbursed.