A new way of rapid immigration: 60-day naturalization in Malaysia

In recent years, more and more high-asset people apply for fast passports, and they regard second citizenship as an investment in the future. The second citizenship can not only solve the problems of domestic businessmen, but also solve the problems of some parents. Many people choose Malaysian immigrants. Experts summed up the five conveniences that second citizenship brings to investors:

First, solve the problem of children attending international schools at home, get extra points in the college entrance examination and realize their college dreams.

Second, visa-free access to many countries, free travel or business in countries around the world.

Third, avoid heavy taxes and rationally plan assets.

Fourth, use the citizenship of the second country to realize the listing of overseas companies.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) opens a financial account overseas.

A cost-effective new project: 60-day naturalization in Malaysia

Unlike Malaysia's "Second Home" program, which can only obtain the right of abode of 10, the 500 planned naturalization indicators launched this time can truly realize naturalization. The Malaysian identity card obtained by the applicant is exactly the same as that held by local residents, so they can work, study and do business freely in Malaysia with this certificate, and enjoy medical and educational benefits in Malaysia. According to experts' analysis, Malaysian naturalization project is one of the most cost-effective fast passport projects at present, and its high cost performance is mainly reflected in four aspects:

The first is the high gold content of obtaining documents. This project can obtain Malaysian identity card and passport in one step, instead of a residence card with a limited period, and applicants can enjoy the same rights and interests as citizens of this country.

Secondly, the investment amount is low. Compared with similar countries, Saint Kitts and Nevis is a member of the Commonwealth, and its national strength and living environment are comparable. The donation amount of the Saint Kitts Express Passport Project is as high as US$ 250,000, while the Malaysian planned naturalization project only needs US$ 6,543,800+6,000.

Third, there are many visa-free countries. Malaysian passport holders can visit 158 countries and regions without a visa, and 33 countries are landing visa. Including Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan Province Province and Schengen countries in Europe. There are only 49 countries holding China passports, most of which are developing countries in Asia and Africa. The popular Saint Kitts passport in recent years has only 130 visa-free countries.

Fourth, the procedure is simple. You only need to go to Malaysia once to deal with this project. There are no restrictions on age, education, language, source of assets, etc. And the materials you need to prepare are very simple. Applicants do not need to change their nationality, nor do they need to report. This process is strictly confidential.

Malaysia: One of the Preferred Countries for Immigrants in China.

Malaysia, referred to as Malaysia for short, is one of the founding members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and a member of the Commonwealth. With a land area of 330257Km2, a total population of about 30 million and a per capita GDP of1122 USD, Kuala Lumpur is the capital. Among Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia is one of the countries with deep roots in China, where China people have migrated since ancient times. With its unique geographical location, superior natural conditions and independent and reliable judicial system, Malaysia has become one of the first choice countries for immigrants living in China.

There are more than 6 million Chinese in Malaysia, which is the second largest ethnic group in Malaysia, with a population second only to Malays. Looking at Malaysia's economic map, Chinese, who account for 25% of the total population, are at the top of the economic pyramid. Among the top ten richest people, China people occupy eight seats. Paying attention to culture and education, especially the characteristics of mother tongue, is a common feature of Chinese in Malaysia, so Chinese in Malaysia can speak fluent Chinese. Most people in China eat Chinese food at home, and Malaysian Chinese food is close to Cantonese food in southern China.

Malaysian immigrants enjoy summer all year round and enjoy the climate characteristics of autumn when it rains. The annual temperature is between 2 1 and 32 degrees Celsius, and the plateau residential area gives people a comfortable and mild feeling all year round. Among Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia has a relatively high standard of living and modernization, but due to its rich products and effective economic regulation by the government, its living expenses are one of the lowest in Asia, making it very suitable for living.