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Hello, what do you want to consult about? Let me give you a brief introduction to the project of immigrating to Malaysia:

Project advantages:

1. No age limit, no English requirement, low investment threshold, and no immigration supervision requirement.

2. Clients only need their passport, income certificate, and bank deposit certificate to apply, and there is no need to provide proof of asset source.

3. The success rate is high, and the processing cycle is about 2 months, usually no more than 3 months.

4. Chinese account for 30% of the population in Malaysia. In addition to English and Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese, and Hakka are also commonly used communication tools. China and Malaysia have similar cultural backgrounds. Chinese applicants participating in the program are most likely to be accepted by the local society and quickly integrate into the local society. They are favored by many domestic investment immigrants.

Children can study in local schools. Their educational standards and diplomas are recognized by well-known universities in Europe and the United States, and the tuition fees are quite low. Students can also choose to transfer courses to study in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries. If you have a five-year residency, you do not need to go back to China to apply to study in Canada, Australia, or New Zealand. The success rate is much higher than applying directly in China. The cost of "study abroad" in this way is only about 1/4 to 1/3 of the cost of studying in Europe and the United States, which is equivalent to the cost of domestic universities. After my country's Ministry of Education and other relevant departments newly defined the college entrance examination qualifications for overseas Chinese students, Malaysian immigrants became the first immigration country to obtain the college entrance examination qualifications for overseas Chinese students with a low threshold. Therefore, this plan is extremely attractive to Chinese citizens who always value their children’s education.

5. Applicants are allowed to independently set up companies and many other investment activities in Malaysia. The cost of doing business in Malaysia is low. With a Malaysian passport, you can travel freely to more than 120 countries around the world (including most developed countries in Europe and the United States) without a visa, which is conducive to the expansion of globalization. Residence permit holders can enjoy tax exemptions on their personal income derived from foreign sources.

Project Overview:

In March 2009, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau promulgated the "Malaysia My Second Home" policy modification plan to address some restrictions that previous applicants had strongly complained about. Major adjustments have been made, not only allowing some applicants to work in Malaysia and start independent companies, but also further relaxing the requirements for accompanying persons. Industry insiders said that in the context of the financial crisis sweeping the world, the Malaysian government hopes to use this to stimulate investment, so the intensity of policy adjustments is rare in recent years. For the vast number of investors seeking investment immigration, the benefits will bring more convenience and benefits.

The Malaysian “My Second Home” program is an official program promoted by the Malaysian government. Those who are approved for this program will receive a 10-year multiple-entry visa issued by the Malaysian government. It can be renewed after the 10-year period and can also be regarded as a permanent residence visa. This investment immigration program is open to all qualified foreign citizens to live, invest, start a company, study or enjoy retirement life in Malaysia. This program allows applicants to bring their spouse and several unmarried children under the age of 21. Additionally, there is no English requirement.

Application conditions:

“Malaysia, My Second Home” application conditions

In 2009, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau promulgated the “Malaysia, My Second Home” The "Homeland" policy modification plan has made significant adjustments to some of the restrictions that previous applicants had strongly complained about. It not only allows some applicants to work in Malaysia and start independent companies, but also further relaxes the requirements for accompanying persons.

Application qualifications:

All foreign citizens recognized by the Malaysian government, regardless of race, religion, gender and age, can apply. Each family can include parents and up to 2 children (under 18 years old).

Application conditions:

* Applicants need to purchase medical insurance in Malaysia, which is valid for at least 3 months or more (valid while the applicant is in Malaysia).

* Applicants must submit a medical report to the Malaysian Immigration Department. This medical report must be completed in Malaysia.

Applicants over 50 years old can choose to deposit a fixed deposit of RM150,000 in any local recognized financial institution in Malaysia or present relevant documents to prove that they can earn at least RM10,000 in monthly income from overseas. After the application is successful, one year after obtaining the residence permit and multiple entry and exit visa, you can withdraw 90,000 ringgit from the bank to purchase real estate and cars, or to pay for education and medical expenses.

* Proof of financial resources

The conditions for approval are proof of monthly regular income from abroad and/or bank cash deposits (interest can be earned at 3.0% per year).

*Applicants regardless of age group must maintain a time deposit of RM60,000 in a financial institution before the program is terminated.

*Successful applicants will receive a 10-year (continuously renewable) residence permit and a multiple-entry visa.

Certificate of deposit

Under 50 years old: time deposit of MYR 300,000

Over 50 years old: time deposit of MYR 150,000

One year After that, only part of the deposit can be withdrawn for the purchase of real estate, children's education or medical facilities.

Proof of income

Fixed income of more than RMB 20,000 per month

Proof of property

Cash deposit of RMB 1 million in any bank in China Proof

Applicants under 50 years old:

1. After the application is approved, a time deposit of RM300,000 must be opened.

2. After one year, you can withdraw RM150,000 for the approved amount, including property purchase, medical treatment or children’s education in Malaysia.

3. From the second year until the entire plan period, a deposit of at least RM150,000 must be kept in the bank.

4. Financial resources of RM500,000 or more are preferred.

5. A fixed deposit of RM150,000 is required (before applying for a visa, if the property you purchase is worth more than RM 1m)

6. Bank fixed deposit, cash , property, and stocks can be used as valid documents proving financial strength.

7. A minimum monthly income of RM10,000 is required.

8. Applicants whose spouses are Malaysian nationals are also allowed to apply.

9. Unmarried children under the age of 21 can also apply (the old policy required unmarried children under the age of 18)

10. If the main applicant’s parents are older than If you are 60 years old, you can also apply together with the applicant.

11. Applicants are not allowed to have part-time jobs.

12. Business is allowed, and business must follow more transparent standards and guidelines (the old policy had more restrictions on business).

Applicants over 50 years old:

Applicants over 50 years old can choose to deposit a time deposit of RM150,000 at any local recognized financial institution in Malaysia or present relevant documents Proof of monthly income from overseas of at least RM10,000. After the application is successful, one year after obtaining the residence permit and multiple entry and exit visa, you can withdraw 90,000 ringgit from the bank to purchase real estate and cars, or to pay for education and medical expenses.

1. After one year, you can withdraw RM50,000 for approved expenses, including the purchase of a house, children’s education expenses in Malaysia and medical purposes;

2 . From the second year until the entire plan period, a deposit of at least RM100,000 must be kept in the bank;

3. Financial resources requirement of RM350,000;

4. Open a fixed deposit account of RM150,000;

5. Effective financial resources can be fixed deposits, cash, houses, stock certificates;

6. Government or commercial retirement All pensions are recognized;

7. If pension is adopted, the minimum pension needs to be proved to be RM10,000 per month during the application period;

8. You can combine with your wife or husband pension;

9. Applicants whose spouses are Malaysian nationals are also allowed to apply;

10. The applicant’s accompanying children change their age from 18 to 21;< /p>

11. If the main applicant’s parents are over 60 years old, they can also apply together with the applicant;

12. Applicants are allowed to have part-time jobs.

13. Applicants can do business

Malaysian immigration application process:

Applicants who intend to apply to join the Malaysian “My Second Home” program must submit The following documents:

1) Application letter

Personal background and purpose of participating in this program

- Who will apply with you (single or with family)

- Outline how you will maintain your life in Malaysia (financial capabilities)

Indicate the financial criteria you would like to adopt; fixed deposits or monthly foreign income (age only) 50 years old or above)

2) Personal work resume, education and experience table.

3) Three Malaysia IM.12 forms (Social Visit Pass Form)

4) One Malaysia Second Home MM2H form.

5) Four passport photos.

6) Notarized and authentic copy of the entire passport (copy each page and stamp the page with personal information and photo fairly). If the new passport is less than one year old, each page of the old passport must be copied and notarized.

7) Notarized and authentic marriage certificate (for those who bring their spouse)

8) Notarized and authentic birth certificate (for those who bring their children)

9) Notarized Authentic bank statement reports/other financial documents to prove your ability to pay for living expenses in Malaysia.

The more bank deposit certificates, the better. Over 50 years old, you must have at least RM350,000 (about USD108,000) ) deposit. If you are under 50 years old, you must have at least RM550,000 (approximately USD168,000) in savings.

10) Notarized and authentic salary statement/pension for at least three months (for those over 50 years old and applying to choose to prove monthly overseas income)

11) By the Public Security Bureau Issued criminal record certificate.

12) Report on the health condition of the applicant and his family.

13) The applicant authorizes the Malaysian Second Home Center to go to the relevant bank to prove the financial situation.

The above answers are for reference only! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask, I hope you will be accepted! !