Immigration conditions of Malaysia's second hometown

# Malaysian Immigrants # Introduction Malaysia's Second Home Project is tailor-made by the government to attract overseas middle-and high-income groups to invest and settle in Malaysia. The investment is relatively low, but the rental return rate is quite high. The following is the arrangement of immigration conditions in Malaysia's second hometown. Welcome to read!

1. Immigration conditions of Malaysia's second hometown

For investment immigrants in Malaysia, applicants must be at least 265,438+0 years old, have no criminal record and invest in a certain number of local properties.

1, 2 1 year, ≤50 years old.

2 1 above and 50/below investment immigration applicants need to have a deposit of RM 300,000. If the deposit amount is not enough, they can choose to buy a property with a local value of 1 RM 0.5 million, and deposit1RM 0.5 million.

2.≥50 years old

Applicants for investment immigration over 50 years old have relatively low deposit requirements and only need RM 65,438 +0.5 million deposit. If you don't have a deposit of RM 654.38+05,000, you can choose to buy a property worth RM 654.38+00,000 locally, but at the same time, the deposit amount must reach RM 654.38+00,000 before you can apply for immigration to Malaysia.

Since its implementation, Malaysia's second home project has attracted a large number of foreigners to settle in Malaysia with its low threshold, simple procedures and preferential treatment, which has opened up a new way for Malaysia to attract foreign investment and become a unique landscape of Malaysia's tourism industry.

Advantages of Malaysia's second hometown:

1, easy to travel to Singapore.

With Malaysia's second hometown visa, you can apply for a two-year round-trip visa to Singapore, which is very convenient for entry and exit.

2. Enjoy quality international education.

Malaysia was once a colony of the Netherlands and Britain. British education, American education and Singapore education all have natural advantages.

Moreover, studying in an international school in Malaysia has a low tuition fee, only about one-third or half of that in China, which is very cost-effective.

3. You can take the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students.

In recent years, many parents have used Malaysian identity as a springboard to send their children away. The children studied in Malaysia for two years, obtained the status of overseas Chinese students, and then returned to China to take the joint entrance examination for overseas Chinese students, which greatly increased the chances of admission. This is also a substitute for children's future, overtaking in education.

2. Immigration control in Malaysia

Malaysia, with its beautiful environment and rich living resources, is the best choice for immigrants from Southeast Asian countries.

Among Asian immigrant countries, Malaysia is becoming an ideal "second hometown" for some China immigrants to settle overseas due to its low cost of living, proximity to Singapore and good return on real estate investment. This coincides with the original intention of "My Second Home Project" launched by the Malaysian government.

Although most mainstream immigrant countries will emphasize the issue of "immigration supervision" when setting the investment immigration threshold, or limit the landing frequency of applicants after immigration to ensure that applicants are truly willing to live in the country for a long time, Malaysia, as a non-mainstream immigrant country, has no related problems after buying a house and immigrating to Malaysia.

Malaysia's second home project does not limit the time for applicants to stay in Malaysia after emigration, nor does it require the number of times to enter Malaysia every year. It really gives applicants the freedom to choose to live with their families in Malaysia for a long time without any worries, or to exchange their lives in turn.

After immigrating to Malaysia through Malaysia's Second Home Project, the applicant and his family will obtain a mm2h long-term visa issued by the Malaysian authorities to allow multiple entry and exit to Malaysia. The visa guarantees the right of the applicant and his family to live in Malaysia for a long time, and they are free to do business, invest and engage in any social activities. The applicant's children can also attend any private school, international school or university in Malaysia, but the visa needs to be renewed every ten years.

There are two opinions on immigration supervision: one refers to the time a person must live in another country in order to retain his immigration status; The other refers to the time you have to live in order to become a citizen.

Immigration prisons are often nicknamed "immigrant prisoners". In fact, an immigration prison is not a prison, and sitting in an immigration prison does not put you in prison. It is only because it restricts the freedom of immigrants to a certain extent that it is named after this name. The conditions of "immigration supervision" for permanent residents in various countries are relatively loose, but the requirements of "immigration supervision" are relatively strict to apply for naturalization.

However, Malaysia's second residence plan has no residence requirements and no time limit, and second residence applicants can freely enter and leave Malaysia anytime and anywhere.

Since its implementation, Malaysia's Second Home Plan has won the favor of a large number of foreigners with its low threshold, simple procedures and preferential treatment, which has opened up a new road for Malaysia's development and foreign investment and become a unique landscape of Malaysia's tourism industry!

3. Benefits of Malaysian immigrants

Simple immigration project: you only need to deposit 300,000 RMB in a local bank in Malaysia to get three generations of immigrants;

Rapid immigration project: the overall immigration cycle only takes 3-6 months;

Immigration projects suitable for Chinese: more than 30% of local Chinese, immigrants have no language requirements and no residence requirements;

Financial environment suitable for investment: According to the economic data of previous years, Malaysia's gdp has surpassed that of Singapore, making it a more suitable country for investment in recent years. At the same time, China invested 60 billion yuan in Malaysian public transport construction;

Property with investment value: permanent title deed, usable area, fine decoration, loanable and low price. Malaysian real estate meets all your imaginations about real estate.

Low investment, high return and rapid appreciation: Malaysian real estate has maintained steady growth, with an increase of 200% in 10. The property has never fallen in price, and the rental return rate is as high as 5%-7%.

Real estate:

The average price is 20,000-30,000 per square meter, which is only one tenth of that of Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo.

Real estate has a high return on investment, the annual rent is 5-7%, and the property right is permanent property right;

Education:

You can take children under 2 1 year old and attend local schools;

The tuition fees of international schools are low, only one third of those of European and American countries;

Pension:

Perfect medical facilities, high medical level, foreigners even charter flights;