What are the advantages of immigrants from Malaysia's second hometown?

# Jingjing Jingjing # Introduction Immigrants generally want to live a better life abroad, and they must have certain advantages, such as children's education, their own life and parents' pension. Then let's use KaoNet to see the advantages of immigrants from Malaysia's second hometown.

1. What are the advantages of second-home immigrants in Malaysia?

The first advantage of Malaysia's "second hometown" is that it doesn't need to give up its China identity. 10 is free to travel to and from Malaysia without a visa, and one person can enjoy it exclusively. 158 national electronic sign.

This second family plan in Malaysia can not only be used as a pension plan for you or your parents, but also as an education plan for your children, because Malaysia enjoys the British education system.

Canada has high application conditions for investment immigrants, the United States has high risks, the United Kingdom has a high investment amount, and Singapore has a low success rate. In the new "immigration" era, the advantages of Malaysia's second home plan are more obvious.

The second advantage of Malaysian "second hometown": direct access to China.

After joining Malaysia's Second Home Program, children can study in Malaysia for two years, take the joint entrance examination as "overseas Chinese students" and easily attend domestic universities. At present, there are 132 colleges and 84 colleges and universities in China to recruit overseas Chinese students, including Tsinghua University, Peking University, China Renmin University and Shanghai Jiaotong University.

Requirements: Overseas Chinese candidates must have long-term or permanent residency abroad, and have a record of actually living abroad for more than 2 years in the last four years (as of the end of the registration time) (if they actually live abroad for 9 months in a year, it can be counted as one year).

Advantage 3 of Malaysia's "second residence": there is no value-added tax on investment properties, and the loan can be as high as 80%!

Joining the second home can directly invest in real estate, even real estate with permanent title deed, without the approval of FIC Foreign Investment Management Committee. Funds obtained after real estate sales are exempt from value-added tax. Moreover, applicants for the second home can get up to 80% of the bank 15 year mortgage loan, and some can also apply for a 30-year mortgage loan.

2. Immigration in Malaysia

Immigration conditions for applicants over 50 years old:

1. Provide proof of offshore income of 1 ringgit or above per month (retirees must provide proof of government-approved pension of 1 ringgit per month);

2. Provide proof of current assets of RM 350,000 or above;

3. After approval, you need to deposit a time deposit of RM 6,543,800+RM 5,000 in any bank in Malaysia;

4. A maximum of RM 50,000 can be withdrawn after one year for the purchase of houses, vehicles, children's education funds and medical purposes in Malaysia. From the second year to the end of the plan, you must keep a time deposit of at least RM 654.38+ million.

Immigration conditions for applicants under 50:

1. Provide proof of offshore income of RM 1 or above per month;

2. Provide proof of current assets of RM 500,000 or above;

3. After approval, you need to deposit RM 300,000 in any bank in Malaysia;

4. After one year, a maximum of RM 6,543,800+0.5 million can be withdrawn for the purchase of houses, vehicles, children's education funds and medical purposes in Malaysia, and a time deposit of at least RM 6,543,800+0.5 million must be maintained from the second year to the end of the plan.

3. Immigration procedures in Malaysia

1) sign the entrustment agreement;

2) Collect the information of the applicant;

3) As a professional, submit it to TalentCorp for approval;

4) After being approved by TalentCorp, submit it to the Immigration Bureau for approval;

5) The Immigration Department will notify the Ministry of the Interior (KDN) and the National Registry (JPN), and the Immigration Department will issue the applicant a permit to land in Malaysia;

6) Go to the National Registration Office of Malaysia (JPN) to set up fingerprints and get the Surat Penerimaan;

7) After 7-14 days, you can get the red card MyPR； by coming to the National Registration Office (JPN) to get a fingerprint;

8) After getting the red card MyPR, go to the immigration office and stamp the Malaysian permanent resident seal on your passport. Six, the processing cycle is about six months from the date when the down payment is paid and the materials are ready. Note: Minor children can get a five-year visa.

4. Misunderstanding of Malaysian immigrants

Myth 1: After moving, you can apply for naturalization if you meet the requirements.

Malaysia is not an immigrant country in the usual sense. Although there is a naturalization bill, it cannot be compared with countries with professional immigration channels such as the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Our common projects in Malaysia: red card, ten-year visa, second home, etc. These are only long-term legal residence status and cannot be naturalized directly!

Myth 2: Applying for a second home is more advantageous than the Malaysian red card.

Let's make it clear here first that the Malaysian red card is the real Malaysian permanent residence permit (also known as the green card). The second type refers to a visa that can stay for a long time. There are many differences between the two. The most intuitive difference is that the newborn of the red card holder directly obtains Malaysian nationality, while the second family does not have such treatment.

Whether it is a 10 visa or a second visa, it is essentially a long-term visa, and only a red card is what we usually call a real immigrant.

Myth 3: It is easy to apply for a Malaysian red card when buying a house or investing.

Investment can indeed get a red card from Malaysia, but that is not the choice of countries that immigrate to Malaysia at present. In addition, the project requires the applicant to have a time deposit of at least US$ 2 million in a Malaysian bank, and it is generally not recommended for the applicant to handle the project.

Regardless of the success rate or ease of use, expert immigration is the safest way to immigrate. Professional migration, also known as talent migration, is mainly aimed at professionals with excellent skills in any field. The price is cheap, as long as 80 thousand dollars.

Applicants must be submitted to the talent department for approval as experts, and the difficulty of the project lies in obtaining talent approval. As long as you choose a professional and experienced immigration agency, the success rate will be high.