Frequently asked questions of Malaysian immigrants

Article 1 Frequently Asked Questions of Malaysian Immigrants

1. Is Malaysia's second home project an immigration project? A: Strictly speaking, the "second hometown" is not a complete immigration project, but a long-term visa-free standard work project. In other words, this is the right of a diaspora and a true identity. Because it is not like other immigrants, it must accept foreign immigration prisons. It must be declared in China. You can settle down without planning to settle down. This kind of casual real identity can be omitted when it is not needed. However, when necessary, you can get many rights except overseas residency.

2. Do I have to apply for an exit visa every time I go to Malaysia?

A: No, the true identity of the second hometown can enter and leave Malaysia at will.

3. How long does it take to apply for a second house in Malaysia?

A: According to the regulations of the Immigration Bureau in Kuala Lumpur, the capital, it is within 90 working days, but it is generally necessary to prepare materials 3-6 months in advance.

4. How to apply for mom and dad in Malaysia's second hometown?

A: I can bring my parents over 60 with me, and then submit my parents' application after I get the real identity of the second house.

5. Can investment wealth management products, equity funds, national debt or individual stocks be used in the second set of housing fund certificates?

A: No, the current second suite only recognizes savings and deposits; Investment in wealth management products, equity funds, bonds and individual stocks. No longer recognized.

You can also display the monthly statements of financial institutions in the last 6 months. The monthly statement limit is RM 500,000 (RM 350,000 for those aged 50 and above). If the Immigration Bureau sends samples for inspection after submitting the application, the financial institution still needs to reach RM 500,000 (RM 350,000 for those aged 50 and above).

6. Can the real identity of the second family apply for a nanny in the past?

A: With the real identity of the second family, you can apply for a nanny. In the past, the nanny stipulated that: Ms. is physically and mentally healthy, aged 28-45, from Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia or from the same country as her clients.

7. Can the true identity of Malaysia's second hometown be permanent?

A: In theory, Malaysia can apply for permanent residency after living for five years. There are some classic examples, but not everyone can do it. It is impossible to live permanently, because Malaysia is not a traditional country after all. Theoretically, according to Malay tests, after five years of living, a deposit of $2 million can be used for five years of permanent residence. There are many classic examples, but not everyone can do it.

8. Is there any right of abode for children over 20 years old?

A: Two years after obtaining the real identity, when the child is 20 years old, the real identity of the second room will be automatically revoked. Therefore, it is generally recommended that customers help their children to upgrade their passports and visas with a validity period of at least 10 years, and children can enjoy 10 years after they get their visas.

For example, if a child aged 18 gets a 10 visa, if the visa application expires at the age of 27, the 10 visa application must be postponed, which will save extra money. For 20-year-old children, they must submit their applications at least three months before they turn 20.

9. Can the true identity of Malaysia's second hometown be Malaysia's ultrasound?

A: If you don't return to China, you can register your household registration, or you can get the true identity of overseas Chinese and go back to China to apply for a second child. The reply of the Embassy and Consulate of China in Malaysia on the application and renewal of baby passport with Ma Xinsheng as the second hometown is as follows:

A: Children born in Malaysia can apply for China passports from the Embassy of China in Malaysia. Children with passports, visas and birth certificates can join their parents' second housing plan. Because they don't have a China hukou, they won't be punished easily. Or considering the true identity standards of overseas Chinese, they can return to China to settle down.

B. If a child holds a long-term residence visa after the expiration of his passport, he can go to the Consulate General of China to upgrade his passport and visa again.

10, Malaysia's second hometown visa will it be easy to register for the college entrance examination this year?

A: I can apply as the true identity of the children of overseas Chinese.

Overseas Chinese students must obtain long-term or permanent residency abroad, and have a specific overseas residence record of more than two years in the past four years (each year before entering the exam) (nine months of specific overseas residence in one year can be counted as one year).

Further reading: welfare treatment of Malaysian immigrants

1, economic aspect

Malaysia has a developed economy and low prices. Ranked in the forefront of the world economy, the national income level far exceeds that of China, but the price level is far lower than that of China. The cost of living is lower than that in China, so living in Malaysia is less stressful and suitable for China people.

2. Medical conditions

If you occasionally feel unwell, have a cold, have a headache or have a fever, you can enjoy the right to see a doctor like the locals. If you are seriously ill, you can enjoy the protection of medical insurance. As for how much medical insurance can be reimbursed, it mainly depends on how much medical insurance is purchased.

There are as many as 32 medical universities in Malaysia, and many doctors graduate every year, and all of them have passed very strict examinations. In addition, there are overseas medical students studying in developed countries such as the United States, Britain and Australia. They are excellent in pediatrics, oncology, gynecology and cardiology, and all specialties provide medical care. Moreover, in Malaysia, doctors' licenses are assessed to ensure that doctors reach the level of medical services.

3. Education

According to the requirements of each school, the applicant's children can enter the school by showing relevant certificates. There are many international primary and secondary schools in Malaysia. There are mainly Australian education, British education, American education, and of course there are primary and secondary schools in China, which can be chosen according to the different requirements of applicants.

Children with second residence status can choose to attend public schools and international schools. If you go to public schools, you have to learn Malay in addition to English and Chinese, but international schools don't need it. If they are in primary school, they can go to public schools. They are young and adaptable, and can master several languages quickly.

If you get overseas Chinese status with a low threshold, you can get special rights such as tax exemption, extra points for your children's college entrance examination and adoption of a second child. Parents may choose to immigrate first and then study abroad. University education in Malaysia is closely related to courses in Europe, America and Australia. The unique joint course enables students to obtain a diploma from a third country at half the cost.

4. Climate

Malaysia is located near the equator and belongs to the tropical rain forest climate and tropical monsoon climate. There is no obvious division of four seasons, and the temperature difference changes very little. The average temperature is between 26 and 30 degrees, and there is abundant rainfall all year round. March-June and 10 to February are rainy seasons. The average annual temperature in inland mountainous areas is 22~28, and that in coastal plains is 25~30.

5. Pension Park

Malaysia is the most livable country in Asia and a popular immigrant country. Because there are friendly and gentle people, low living expenses, perfect infrastructure, charming natural environment, good investment environment and multiculturalism, and an international high-level education and medical system.

The climate is pleasant and the air is fresh, just like pure oxygen! There are no geological and natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes. Malaysia has been selected as the third most ideal retirement country in the world and the first in Asia more than once.

China and Malaysia have similar cultural backgrounds. Chinese in Malaysia are nearly 1/3, and Chinese is quite popular, which is favored by many retirees in China.