Malaysian cities suitable for immigrants to live in

Malaysian cities suitable for immigrants to live in

Kuala Lumpur 1

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia, the most modern city in Malaysia, the economic, cultural and commercial center of Malaysia, and has the reputation of "tin capital and rubber capital of the world". It is no exaggeration to say that Kuala Lumpur is the economic heart of Malaysia.

Kuala Lumpur, located near the equator, is equally divided day and night throughout the year, with the dawn at around 7 am and the sunset at around 7 pm. There is little change in the four seasons, and the climate is tropical all year round, so basically a heavy rain every day has become a common occurrence. Geographical advantages make tropical fruits here delicious and juicy, and mango trees, papaya tree and jackfruit on the roadside are fruitful.

This city is all-encompassing, and Malays, Indians and Chinese with different colors and costumes live in harmony here. Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity and other religions are the most common and sacred here. Several landmark places in downtown Kuala Lumpur are the Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur Tower, Preah Vignam Business Circle, Dunlhasa International Financial Center, and the area between the Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur Tower and Preah Vignam Business Circle, which can be said to be the business district of Kuala Lumpur, with many office buildings and financial enterprises, and little land for development.

The area north of the main road of the Twin Towers is basically some low-rise houses, and there is no land for development. Therefore, the development trend of Kuala Lumpur is basically to extend to the south of the Twin Towers and to the area of Dunlhasa International Financial Center.

Preah Vihear Business Circle is the most prosperous place in Kuala Lumpur. The famous night market and Avenue of Stars are also close to Preah Vihear business circle, forming the commercial core area of Kuala Lumpur.

Dunlhasa International Financial Center is about 700 meters away from Preah Vigna. It is an important part of the Malaysian government's "Greater Kuala Lumpur Plan" and a key area for policy formulation, and will become the financial center of Kuala Lumpur. In this area and its vicinity, like a super-large construction site, construction is going on everywhere.

2.penang

Judging from the betel nut trees everywhere, this city is called Penang. There is a saying in Teresa Teng's Nanhai Girl that "the coconut wind stirs the silver waves, and the sunset peeps through the clouds", and the literary town described is Penang. This city full of Nanyang style can see both beautiful English villas and familiar Chinese shops and houses. Except the capital, Georgetown, which is slightly modernized, almost all other places are arcades with two or three floors, painted with bright colors and colorful against the narrow streets.

This ancient city with a long history is also a city of food, which is known as the "civilian food city" and "food paradise". Perhaps the way to taste the real delicious food is to eat as a part of life in the streets like the locals. Looking for ancient styles in the interesting graffiti of old streets, you must not miss the betel nut method and the fried core of red bean ice.

Penang residents are mainly Chinese, and the streets are full of yellow-faced women like us. It is difficult for you to tell who is a tourist in China and who is a local resident at once. Local street signs and store names are written in Chinese characters, which are also simplified characters like us. It looks relaxed, completely uncomplicated, and even feels friendly.

In addition, Mandarin is widely used in Malaysia, and there are no obstacles to communicate with them in Mandarin. Besides, Malaysian Chinese mostly come from coastal cities in China, and if they are lucky enough to meet fellow villagers, dialects are also commonly used.

In addition, Malaysia is now deeply influenced by China culture, and like China, there are domestic TV dramas, movies and variety shows, so there is no topic when chatting with them, and you may forget that they are actually foreigners.

3. Melaga

Many people's impression of Malacca is the throat of the world in textbooks, with hundreds of ships shuttling back and forth every day. Indeed, the Straits of Malacca are bustling and noisy, but you know the small town of Malacca in Malaysia, which is quiet and leisurely. The proportion of Chinese in Malaysia is 2 1%, but Malacca accounts for about 30%.

Chicken soup street may be the real taste of Malacca. Traditional old houses are full of small shops, souvenir shops, restaurants and cafes. Like Yangshuo West Street and Lijiang Sifang Street, it is definitely a must for young artists. On weekdays, the small street has become a flea market selling antiques and secondhand goods on weekends, and it has become a bustling night market on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Just entering the restaurant is a delicious place.

4. Johor Bahru

Johor Bahru is the second largest city in Malaysia and the capital of Johor. Facing Singapore across the Johor Strait, it is known as the "gateway to South Malaysia". Because the price is cheap, even many Singaporeans will come to Johor Bahru for a holiday on weekends.

Although the city is small, there are several internationally renowned children's theme parks, such as legoland, which are very popular with children.

Fanhai Village here is a famous seafood shrine. You can find all kinds of seafood in the century-old seafood village, and the sea breeze blows your face, which makes you feel so comfortable that you don't want to go. Chen Xu Nian Lao Jie is a gathering place for many local ancient cuisines. Centennial kiln bakery, Indian bakery, Malay chicken steak shop and other old brands, as well as various novel cafes, will never make you feel bored.

Chapter II Reasons for Choosing Malaysia

1) people and languages

The Malaysian people are warm and friendly. Unlike some countries, foreigners who choose to live here are welcome. Most foreigners living here say they have many Malaysian friends. There are few places where foreigners live here. There are many English-speaking people here, which is particularly attractive to many English-speaking people or people who speak English well enough.

2) weather

Most foreigners are optimistic about the warm climate all year round, which is the main advantage of living here. Of course, it will be very hot during the day, but extreme heat rarely occurs in some countries, and because most houses, cars and shopping areas have air conditioning, it is easy to avoid the hottest time of the day. Cool nights and early mornings are the time for outdoor sports.

3) Living expenses

Malaysia is a country with low cost of living. If you receive a pension from a developed country, you will find that the living standard there is much higher than that in your country. Since remittance from abroad is tax-free, this procedure will be more attractive if your funds are not taxed at the source. In Malaysia, the two most expensive goods complained about are alcoholic drinks and cars. However, gasoline is cheaper than most countries. The price of restaurants is usually very low, so you can offset the higher cost of alcoholic drinks. If you pay attention to these places, many places also provide happy hours. For most countries in Asia, it is correct to impose a high tax rate on cars. In the past few years, the prices of houses and apartments have risen a lot, but they are still reasonable. It's a buyer's market now.

4) food

There are three main local cuisines in Malaysia-malaysian cuisine, Chinese food and Indian food-and most foreigners will soon like them. If you choose to eat in an open-air booth or a restaurant without air conditioning, you will be surprised at the low food price. If you like western food, many restaurants offer all kinds of delicious food. Food from all over the world can also be found in many big supermarkets.

5) Natural scenery

The advantage of Malaysia is that it is one of the least populous countries in Asia. This means that you will have many unspoiled villages, where you can explore rainforests, mountain stations and tropical islands, or relax on many beaches. There are abundant plants, animals and wild animals here. The main road is very good. Once you get used to some local driving styles, you can easily drive around the country. There are also many first-class hotels with the lowest price in Asia, which make domestic tours enjoyable and worthwhile.

6) Other recreational activities

Malaysia hosts many international sports competitions, from golf to sports competitions. There are also many golf courses for golfers. There are many people looking for sports venues, including tennis courts and swimming pools. If you choose to live by the sea, sailing is easy.

7) Safety and health

The crime rate in Malaysia is generally lower than that in most western countries. Most immigrants say it is safer to live here than in their own country. The efficiency of health services is very high. All major cities have first-class medical facilities, hospitals and clinics are well-equipped and provided by high-quality staff. Medical expenses are lower than many countries, and medical tourism in Malaysia is the main tourism product.

8) location

Malaysia offers a variety of Asian cultures, but for those who want to explore other parts of Asia, there are direct flights to every capital in Asia. Malaysia is located in the hinterland of ASEAN, and it is very convenient to communicate with neighboring countries. Roads to the west of Malaysia can reach Singapore and Thailand. Although it is a long way to Europe, New Zealand and Australia, most major cities have direct flights. You can also fly directly to the east and west coasts of the United States. Malaysia is a low-cost airline with reasonable air ticket prices. AirAsia is popular because of its excellent service and extremely low price.

Further reading: a guide for Malaysian immigrants to buy a house

I. Requirements for Malaysian Immigrants to Purchase Houses

1. No criminal record;

2. The main application is at least 2 1 year;

3.2 1-50 years old: deposit RM 300,000, take out RM10.5 million one year later, and keep RM10.5 million;

4.50 years old or above: deposit RM 654.38+0.5 million, after one year, you can withdraw RM 50,000 and keep RM 654.38+0.5 million.

Second, the advantages of Malaysian immigrants buying a house

1. Real estate: the average price is 20,000-30,000 yuan/square meter, which is only one tenth of that of Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo; Real estate has a high return on investment, with an annual rent of 5-7%.

2. Property right: permanent property right, usable area and fine decoration;

3. Education: you can take children under 2 1 year old to study in local schools; The tuition fees of international schools are low, which is one third of that of European and American countries;

4. Old-age care: advanced medical facilities and high medical standards, and foreigners even go to chartered flight;

Third, the conditions for Malaysian immigrants to buy a house

The main application is at least 2 1 year;

No criminal record;

2 1-50 years old: deposit with the purchase price of RM 1 10,000+RM1.50,000;

Over 50 years old: the purchase price is RM 654.38+RMB 00,000+RM 654.38+RMB 00,000 deposit.