Is it really so convenient to have a Malaysian passport and a low speed threshold?

Personally, visa-free is a matter of many factors, which cannot be viewed from the perspective of economic development alone. China has a large population, so any country will seriously consider granting visa-free policy. Moreover, the current visa policy is mutual, and China has been very careful to open the door. Personally, I feel that the Commonwealth factor adds a lot to the phenomenon in Malaysia. Similarly, you can look at Mexico. Old Mexico is so poor that many people are exempt from visas.

As a country with political stability, developed economy and strong cultural and artistic tolerance, Malaysia can be said to be an immigrant investment destination especially suitable for China investors. Malaysia has a high-quality lifestyle, low consumption, good air cargo system and medical care equipment, rich cultural and educational opportunities, high-quality infrastructure construction, multicultural social development, beautiful ecological environment and pleasant climate. Malaysia is not a European immigrant, but it can complete immigration and investment in Malaysia by introducing talents.

It is likely that some people will ask, I can apply for investment immigration in Malaysia's second hometown plan. However, the "second home" is not an immigration plan, but a long-term visa-free conditional permanent residence plan. Or the rights and true identity of immigrants. There is no immigration supervision (the new policy will be implemented after 202 1 and 10, and there will be settlement regulations). When you apply for Malaysian passport visa, Malaysian work visa and talent immigration investment, you can pay attention to the number of "foreign permanent helpers" and you can live abroad in a few months.

The agricultural products with rich ecological resources in Malaysia mainly include edible oil, plastics, edible oil, wood, peppers and subtropical fruits. Malaysia is the world's second largest producer and exporter of edible oil and related products, and the third largest exporter of natural rubber. Malaysia used to be a powerful tin producer in the world, but its output gradually decreased due to over-exploitation. Malaysia is rich in oil and natural gas reserves. According to the BP World Energy Statistics Yearbook, by the end of 20 19, more than 400 million tons (about 2.8 billion barrels) of oil reserves have been discovered.

In Asia, it ranks fourth after China, Indian and Vietnamese. In 20 19, Malaysia's oil production was 29.8 million tons, making it the second largest oil producer in Southeast Asia after Indonesia. By 20 19, Malaysia has discovered 9 trillion cubic meters of natural gas reserves, ranking sixth in the Asia-Pacific region. Malaysia is the largest natural gas producer in Southeast Asia, and its natural gas output has basically remained at about 7 million cubic meters since 10, which can meet the requirements of domestic consumption and import and export.