What are the differences between Malaysia's Second Home Plan and immigrants from other countries?

What are the differences between Malaysia's Second Home Program and immigrants from other countries? Specifically, there are several points:

1. Low investment threshold and low risk

Malaysia's Second Home Program does not require investment, and you only need to deposit 3, yuan in any bank in Malaysia to get a ten-year life-long sustainable settlement status and long-term visa for the whole family. If you want to use this deposit halfway, just fill out a form to apply. Or you can withdraw your deposit directly, provided that you have decided not to keep this identity. Therefore, the deposit can be retrieved at any time and controlled by itself. The risk is almost zero.

2. Less restrictions and faster processing

There are no English requirements, no funding requirements, no age restrictions, and there is no need to add additional conditions for family members to apply together. The application will be completed in about 3 months. These are also an important reason to attract immigrants.

3. No immigration supervisor, freedom of identity

There is no minimum annual residence requirement, and there is no immigration supervisor. It won't make any difference if you don't go once. There is no need to give up domestic identity, career, welfare and social relations. You can also revoke your identity at any time without any loss.

4. There are many Chinese, and the language is barrier-free

Cultural convergence, but it can also reflect exotic customs and institutional divisions. Malaysia is a member of the Commonwealth and a former British colony, with strong western culture and different social system colors. But at the same time, it has a Chinese community which accounts for 1/3 of the population and occupies an absolute dominant position in economy.

5. Chinese is popular

On the street, you can hear Mandarin, Cantonese, Minnan and Chaoshan, just like walking in your own country. Can feel kind and kind. This is really unnecessary for those countries that have to take the IELTS test and go to language classes to make up for English.

6, low consumption, easy to settle down

Malaysia's living standards and modernization are particularly high, with abundant products and effective economic regulation by the government, but its living expenses are one of the lowest in Asia. It is precisely because of Malaysia's unique geographical location and superior natural conditions that it is recognized as the most politically stable country in the world, with an independent and reliable judicial system and a reputation as the safest country in the world.