The advantages of migrants from Malaysia's second home

1. Free entry and exit?

To apply for Malaysia's second home, you can obtain a Malaysian long-term residence visa with a time limit of 1 years. With this residence permit, you can enter and leave Malaysia indefinitely, and the 1-year period can be renewed. To apply for Malaysia's second home status, you don't need to give up your original nationality, and you can travel freely to and from the two countries. ?

2. Enjoy a quality education system?

The children of the principal applicant under the age of 21 can be regarded as dependents, and they can apply for Malaysia's second home status together, apply for studying in Malaysia and enjoy preferential education in Malaysia. ?

3. Exempt overseas income from income tax?

Malaysia's second home passport holders can enjoy the tax exemption policy for personal income derived from foreign countries.

4. Buy a duty-free car?

every holder of Malaysia's second home passport can bring a private car into Malaysia for use, or buy a car assembled in Malaysia, and enjoy preferential policies such as exemption from import tax, local consumption tax and sales tax. ?

5. Preferential purchase policy?

the applicant can directly invest in Malaysian real estate, or even obtain real estate with permanent title deed; In addition, applicants can get 8% real estate loans from banks.

Part II Life of Malaysian Immigrants

1. Natural environment

As an island country, the natural environment here is very superior, and because of the low latitude, the temperature is not low all year round, and it is humid and rainy, and it is not dry all year round, so life is relatively comfortable.

And because of the weather, the nightlife here is also very rich. Basically, many shops are open 24 hours a day, and they are lively at night. Feel the night market here, and you will know more about local life.

Second, social welfare

There are also many benefits that can be enjoyed. People may be most concerned about medical services. As long as they join the local medical system and pay insurance premiums on time, they can basically enjoy the benefits of free medical treatment.

School education is also compulsory for nine years, and the teaching quality is high, and students will be subsidized. Parents hardly need to worry about the expenses during this period, and it is very convenient to study abroad in the future.

Third, the traffic situation

The land area is not large, and the public transportation is very developed, but most people prefer to drive by themselves, which is convenient and fast, and the population here is small, so basically there will be no traffic jams.

From the cost of buying a car, to the cost of daily maintenance, and then to the cost of gasoline, it is half lower than that in China, which promotes the passion of local people to buy a car, and the traffic rules are deeply rooted in people's hearts and there are fewer accidents.

Fourth, the special food

Finally, the local food, from the more sophisticated and high-grade dishes to the snacks in the roadside food stalls, are all delicious and inexpensive, especially the hidden food in the corners.

As long as you dare to explore and are willing to try, you will basically find your favorite food. Here, there are delicious foods from all over the world, which will make you feast your eyes.

Living expenses of emigrating to Malaysia

1. Living expenses

There are many brand factories or discount villages in Malaysia, which makes it very cheap to buy clothes and shoes in Malaysia. In the discount village in Johor, Malaysia, you can buy a Nike)polo shirt for about 6 Malaysian ringgit (12 yuan RMB).

Although Malaysia is not a free port, it is a country with low import tax. The import tariff of most goods is between 5% and 1%, even tax-free. Coupled with the low circulation cost, many goods are from all over the world, and even many Singaporeans like to go shopping there on weekends. There are many places to shop in Malaysia, not to mention other cities in Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur alone has enough shopping centers for three days and three nights.

2. Transportation

Malaysia is a country with developed highways, so buses are the most convenient and practical means of transportation. From the expressway running through the western half of Malay Peninsula to all kinds of long and short roads, a good road traffic network has been formed, which has become the traffic choice of local people.

Cheap oil prices are the common impression of tourists who have been to Malaysia. In China, the price of gasoline is about 7.8 yuan/liter, and the price of diesel is 7.4 yuan/liter. In Malaysia, the price of gasoline is 2.1 Malaysian ringgit (4.2 yuan) and the price of diesel is 1.9 Malaysian ringgit (3.8 yuan), which reflects the difference between the two countries.

Similarly, because of the low oil price in Malaysia, family cars are also very common. It is common for every family to own a car. Some families even own a car each.

3. Housing problem

The housing price in the Dada Special Economic Zone in Haishi City is 11, ringgit per square meter, while that in Shenzhen, which is also the China Special Economic Zone, is about 36, ringgit per square meter. In Singapore, a river away, the house price has exceeded 1, yuan per square meter, and the cost of living in Haiskan is 7% lower than that in Singapore.

4. Income comparison

The minimum income in China is about 1,4 yuan per month, that is, the average daily income in 47 yuan is RMB. The minimum income in Malaysia is about 965 ringgit (2,3 RMB) per month, and the average daily income is 32 ringgit (65 yuan RMB). With the relatively low cost of living, the minimum monthly income of Malaysians is higher than that of China.