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Why is Malaysia suitable for China immigrants?
# 么么么么么么 # Introduction When Malaysia is mentioned, everyone will immediately think of sunshine, beach, clear water and blue sky, and introduce it in detail in all directions. In fact, Malaysia, commonly known as Malaysia, is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country with Chinese. The economy developed rapidly in the 1990 era. It was once one of the "four tigers" in Asia, a bourgeois country. Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, was once rated as the friendliest big city in Asia. It is worth mentioning that Malaysian China people account for 30%. When a family immigrates to Malaysia, they can quickly integrate into local life and find a sense of trust! The following is a finishing release, welcome to read!

1. Why is Malaysia suitable for the immigrant life of China people?

Malaysia ranks fifth in the list of countries that are most suitable for aged care services in the world. The advantage of Malaysia is that English is a common language of the third party, and it is very easy to communicate with local people. Other factors include cost-effective rent, cheap, convenient and efficient urban public transportation and cost-effective medical expenses. In addition, Malaysia's unique geographical location, close to Malaysia, the Philippines and other Southeast Asian regions, is very suitable as an industrial base for developing other Southeast Asian countries. As we all know, at this stage, the ecological environment problems in countries all over the world are becoming more and more serious, and the health of the elderly is being damaged. Malaysia is indeed recognized as a region with beautiful environment all over the world, with beautiful scenery, long-term close to the middle of 2 1℃-32℃, blue sky and white clouds, grasslands, pure evening breeze, and no smog weather for a long time! Imagine taking Malaysia as a place for parents to support their old age, so parents can spend their old age in such a natural environment!

Malaysia International Middle School is close to China, and Malaysia has a high English coverage: Malaysia was once a British colony, but after independence, it retained the American education model, and sent a large number of personnel to the United States for study and training. Malaysia's English coverage is very high, so parents who accompany the exam can live in the local area conveniently without language restrictions. Before your family immigrates to Malaysia, you must plan your children's education as a whole in advance, because when everyone succeeds, you can get a real identity and land in local life and your children can enter school smoothly.

Why did China immigrate to Malaysia? What are the benefits of Malaysian immigration?

It is universally acknowledged that politics and metallurgy are relatively stable.

One of the countries with low cost of living in Asia.

One of the safest countries in the world.

One of the countries suitable for settlement in Asia.

One of the countries with excellent old-age service in the world.

The low cost of living, perfect infrastructure construction, beautiful geographical environment, excellent economic environment, high-quality educational places, diverse culture and arts, and convenient visa processing have attracted thousands of international investors to obtain their true identities and live here according to the second home plan.

Malaysia's second home plan is the most personalized current policy tailored by Malaysia for foreigners who have settled here for a long time. Applicants do not need to invest in projects, but only need to have a certain amount of deposits in all financial institutions in Malaysia, and the whole family can get a real residence status and a long-term visa for up to ten years.

Savings can be retrieved anytime and anywhere, and the risk is basically zero.

This new project is very useful for applicants who refuse to invest too much money in immigrant assets, are busy at home and need the necessary overall planning of international real identity.

2. What about Malaysian immigrants?

1. The housing prices in Malaysia vary greatly. Different cities in Malaysia are very different. The property rights of 1999 and 999 are different, and Kuala Lumpur and Penang are the most expensive. I live in Penang. Let's talk about Penang.

1。 High-grade apartment: 24-hour security, swimming pool, gym, large public green space, tennis court and other free facilities, generally a seaside residential sea view room, about 200 square meters, equipped with 2 parking spaces, the price is about 2.5 million ringgit.

2. Mid-range apartment: 24-hour security, swimming pool, gym, some public green spaces and other free facilities, generally about 100 square meters, with 1-2 parking spaces, the price is 300-600,000 ringgit. However, it must be pointed out that foreigners can only buy houses of more than 654.38 million ringgit in Penang.

3。 Low-rise apartment: only elevator and public parking lot. These houses are very small, 60-80 square meters, more than 654.38+ million ringgit. Similar to houses with land in early family communities, such as townhouses, I heard that it is easy to recruit thieves, but I didn't ask.

Second, the food price in Malaysia is not much different from that in this country. Rice is about 20-50 ringgit/10 kg, equivalent to RMB 2-5 yuan/kg, mainly Thai rice.

Oil, Brown Oil (imported from China in large quantities and added to mixed oil) 13.35 ringgit /5 kg, almost 27 yuan/barrel; Other sunflower oil, corn oil, etc. The range is above 20-30.

Pork is expensive and rare because there are many Muslims here. Pork prices vary from region to region. The whole chicken has been cleaned up. Its price is more than 6 ringgit/kg, that is, 10.90 yuan/kg is 6 yuan/kg more than ordinary beef, that is, 1 1 yuan/kg. There are many kinds of fish, most of which are between 5 and 20 yuan.

Third, ok

In Malaysia, it is totally unthinkable to have no car, so almost every family has a car, but the car here is not cheap. However, a 90% loan to buy a car is still very cost-effective. But as a second home, you can buy cars, including imported cars, duty-free, which is cheaper than domestic ones. Besides, I'm glad the oil price here is very cheap. No.95 is 1.90 ringgit/liter, which is less than 4 yuan. As for tolls, there are not many highways in Malaysia. From Kuala Lumpur LCCT airport to Penang, the whole journey is about 400 kilometers. The toll is 49.70 ringgit, 100 RMB, and the vehicle road tax is 120 ringgit/year (or 150 ringgit, I can't remember, sorry). No other expenses, relatively cheap.

Fourth, the living environment

Generally speaking, the air quality in Malaysia is very good, there is almost no dust in the air and the climate is very good. As long as you don't walk in the sun, you won't feel very hot. Compared with China, the water quality is also very good. I like drinking tea. The tap water in China has a strong taste, and there is tea residue when making tea. There is hardly any tea residue here. The roads in Malaysia are very narrow. Many roadside shops feel the same as they did 20 years ago, especially in the old city. They almost feel that they have returned to China in the old society. Only after asking did I know that most of the houses in the old town of Penang were built before World War II and have been listed as world heritage sites.

Muslims here are relatively moderate, and most people are still very polite. In addition, the Chinese community is relatively United and has its own complete social structure. From the China school where children receive education to the mass graves of China people, Malays and China people are almost like two parallel lines, with little overlap and no trouble. Politically, Chinese rarely participate, and most civil servants are Malays. This also leads to the fact that Malays are mostly lazy, while China people are usually richer economically.

These are some of what I have seen and heard during my three years in Malaysia. We can get a glimpse of the real life of Chinese in Malaysia. Generally speaking, Malaysia is a very livable place.