Which do immigrants from Malaysia or Singapore choose?

Malaysia: The entry threshold for re-entry visas is low, but it needs follow-up financial support.

In recent years, Malaysia has strongly encouraged foreigners to immigrate, and the immigration policy is relatively loose. The most representative is Malaysia's second hometown visa (MMSH), where you can immigrate to Malaysia with at least RMB 300,000 (of course, there are requirements for monthly income and restrictions on working in Malaysia). Cost-effective, once launched, it attracted a large number of foreigners to buy houses in Malaysia. The second home is also one of the most mainstream ways for China people to move to Malaysia.

The second return visa is not a Malay green card, but a ten-year visa. But because it can be renewed indefinitely, it is actually similar to a special green card in Malaysia. With this visa, you can freely enter and leave Malaysia, live in Malaysia, go to school, do business and buy a house. Children under 265,438+0 can also apply together to enjoy Malaysia's high-quality international education resources.

The second return visa is divided into two categories for applicants under 50 and above, which are different in assets, deposit requirements in Malaysia, employment restrictions and so on. Under the age of 50, you need to deposit about 600,000 RMB in Malay Bank. You can't work in Malay, but you can do business. Time deposits of about 300,000 RMB over 50 years old are allowed to work and do business. In addition, both of them need to prove that they can earn 1 million ringgit (about RMB 1.62 million yuan) every month.

From this, we can easily find that the capital threshold of Malay immigrants is still relatively low, but there are certain requirements for monthly income. People under 50 can't work in Malay, so it is more suitable for wealthy retirees, vacationers, accompanying parents and investors who buy houses.

Seeing this, some people may ask, since the second-time re-entry visa has restrictions on work, and I am not good at business, why not directly apply for a Malaysian ordinary green card or even naturalization?

I can only answer that getting a Malay green card or passport is really not as simple as you think, otherwise the second hometown visa would not be so popular.

In Malaysia, an ordinary green card is also called a red ID card, which is different from the blue card of a citizen ID card. Many Chinese have lived in Malaysia for many years, but they have never been able to get this red card because it is really difficult to get it. The easiest way is to marry a Malaysian, and then deposit $2 million in Malaysia, which cannot be withdrawn for five years. If neither is the case, we can only adopt the way of special talents and immigration, which has a great impact on living time, work skills, experience and even Malaysia. What, you're willing to pay for a Malay green card? That only shows that you are stupid and rich, because with this $2 million, you can move to many other countries with higher cost-effective immigration, such as Greece, Cyprus and even Australia.

Singapore: Skilled immigrants are the most popular, and investing in immigrants costs a lot.

In Singapore, apart from marriage, the mainstream channels of overseas special talents are generally divided into skilled immigrants, entrepreneurial immigrants and investment immigrants.

Skilled immigrants are migrant workers. At present, as long as you meet certain academic qualifications or work skills requirements, get an offer from a Singapore enterprise, engage in a manager, senior manager or other similar senior positions, and work in Singapore for a certain period of time, you will have the opportunity to apply for a Singapore green card. Of course, there are many talents in Singapore, and the competition for green cards is still fierce.

There are two types of entrepreneurial immigrants (starting a business with a green card), namely the Global Business Investor Program (GIP) and Entre Pass. GIP needs to invest 2.5 million Singapore dollars (about110.9 million yuan) to set up a company in Singapore, and hold at least 30% of the company's shares. The company's annual income is at least 50 million Singapore dollars, which is suitable for well-funded industry leaders.

The main requirement for immigrants with business license is at least S $50,000 registered capital to set up a company. When applying for a business license, the company must have a new one (no more than 6 months), and the company's annual expenditure is not less than S $6.5438+0 million. Its capital requirements and income threshold are obviously lower than GIP immigrants, and it is more suitable for entrepreneurs who come to Singapore for the first time.

As the name implies, investment immigrants spend a lot of money to buy green cards, but it is best to be financially capable, because investment immigrants in Singapore generally need to buy funds. There are two main types of investment immigrants in Singapore. The most mainstream EDB immigrants are 6.5438 yuan +0.5 million yuan (about 7.65438 yuan +0.8 million yuan) to buy funds or 2 million yuan (about 9.97 million yuan) to buy funds and real estate immigrants, followed by MAS immigrants. The financial institutions established in Singapore deposit 5 million yuan, but the requirements for family assets are as high as 20 million yuan (about 95 million yuan).

At present, because the cost of investment immigration is obviously high, entrepreneurial immigrants have entrepreneurial risks. Getting a green card for skilled immigrants is the most common way for many ordinary people to move to Singapore, at the cost of education, skills and more waiting time.

Comparison between the two countries: Malaysia has little pressure to survive, and Singapore is suitable for hard work.

Malaysia and Singapore are both Chinese with large populations, so integration is not a problem. Malaysia has low prices and low cost of living, but its development level is relatively inferior to that of Singapore. It is more suitable for people who like its scenic environment and international educational resources. The cost performance of moving out is greater than that of moving in. The recommended people are silver-haired people, vacationers, accompanying parents and students, and investors.

If you prefer to be lively, have a high degree of education or have a skill, and want to go to a rich and developed place to make a difference and be able to withstand pressure, then come to Singapore and try it.

Hope to adopt thank you! Our skilled immigrants in Canada are RMB 300,000, and there is no charge for failure! !