How to obtain a permanent residence visa in Malaysia

Advantages of Malaysia's permanent status:

Malaysian Permanent Resident Visa (Green Card) A permanent identity card issued by the Malaysian government to foreigners. The English abbreviation is MYPR(PR: permanent resident). Because it is red, it is also called Malaysia's red identity card. It is valid for life. With this card, you can enter Malaysia without all visa requirements and live freely.

In addition to being free to enter Malaysia, a permanent visa has the following advantages:

1. No immigration supervisor. There is no immigration supervisor in Malaysia, so in order to keep a permanent visa (for example, in Australia, even if you have a green card, you have to meet your residence requirements and report to Australia regularly), you don't need to spend time in Malaysia, which is undoubtedly very convenient for those who don't want to live in Malaysia for a long time or have business and family to take care of in China.

2. Free to work and start a business in Malaysia. In Malaysia, as long as you have a permanent residence visa, you can work freely and register a company.

3. Buying a house is more free. There are no restrictions on buying real estate in Malaysia. With permanent residence status, you can buy a house worth more than 250 thousand ringgit at will, and you can get a mortgage of up to 90%, with low loan interest rate.

4. Facilitate children's education. In Malaysia, as long as the husband has a permanent residence visa and the wife is not limited to nationality, children born in Malaysia can automatically obtain Malaysian nationality (blue identity card), enjoy free compulsory education in the UK, have low tuition fees, and their diplomas are recognized by Europe and the United States. After returning to China, they can enter international classes in prestigious primary and secondary schools without examination, or they can be admitted to famous universities such as Tsinghua and Peking University with low scores and become overseas Chinese students. If you want to study in European and American universities, Malaysia has a unique dual course (Malaysia 2 years+other countries 1 year or other countries 1 year). Students can enter universities in Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand through "springboard learning" with little money and get the same diploma. The success rate of application is much higher than that in China, and the tuition fee is only 1/.

5. Multi-country visa exemption. Malaysian permanent visa holders can enter 158 countries and regions without a visa. Landing visa has entered 33 countries, and its passport freedom ranks ninth in the world. Visa-free countries include Canada, New Zealand and other Commonwealth member countries. Entering these countries is much faster than applying for a visa at home.

Ways and conditions of obtaining Malaysian green card

1. Get a green card as a spouse and children. The easiest way to get a Malaysian green card is to marry a Malaysian citizen. After five years of marriage, you can get MYPR, and children under 18 can get green cards.

2. invest. The investment is at least $2 million, which is deposited in a bank in Malaysia and can only be withdrawn after five years.

3. Get a green card as an expert and a professional. People with professional knowledge, talents and "world-class" skills recognized by any international organization have been recommended by relevant Malaysian institutions; Or have outstanding skills in any field, have worked in Malaysian government agencies or private companies for three years, and have been recommended by relevant agencies.

If the above conditions are not met, the applicant for a permanent residence visa needs to apply to the relevant Malaysian authorities and pass the certification of the Malaysian permanent resident scoring system. The full score of the scoring system is 120, and the passing score is 65. Only if you get a passing score will you be considered in the admission card. Applicants must submit proof of good behavior of their original nationality and have a local guarantor in Malaysia. After submitting the application, the applicant and his sponsor must attend an interview with the Immigration Department.