The Ministry, with MOTAC’s support, will enhance S-MM2H in 2025, introducing stricter requirements for applicants and agent licenses. Updates include financial and health requirements, property purchase options, and work flexibility for residents. For details, see Ministry’s Website
Link to WebsiteStarting Jan 1 next year, new requirements for the Sarawak-Malaysia My Second Home (S-MM2H) program will be enforced. Applicants must be at least 30 years old, from countries with diplomatic ties to Malaysia, and open a fixed deposit account with a local Sarawak bank with a minimum deposit of RM500,000, including for spouses and dependents. Participants must also stay in Sarawak for at least 30 days per year, and visas are valid for five years. The program has seen increased participation, with significant FD placements in local banks. Further details are available on ministry’s website.
Link to WebsitePenang has launched AirAsia’s direct flight from Shenzhen, boosting tourism and trade. Operating four times a week, the route will enhance cultural exchange and economic ties between the two regions. With Shenzhen's strong purchasing power, this flight is expected to benefit Penang’s tourism and retail sectors, solidifying its role as a key international hub by Malay Mail.
Link to WebsiteMalaysia anticipates tourism growth in 2025 as global travel rebounds. The government plans to enhance entry facilities, promote key events, and attract high-net-worth individuals through the MM2H program, benefiting sectors like real estate and healthcare. Budget 2025 will simplify regulations and invest in infrastructure to strengthen Malaysia's position as a tourism and logistics hub by The Star .
Link to WebsiteThe JS-SEZ will enhance economic cooperation, spanning over 3,500 square kilometers in Iskandar Malaysia and Pengerang. Focused on logistics, finance, and tourism, it was announced during Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s visit to Singapore. A formal agreement is in the works to improve trade and connectivity between the two nations by The Edge Malaysia.
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As of October 14, only 34 of 249 applications for the MM2H program have been approved.
The Motac has introduced new guidelines that categorize applicants into
Platinum, Gold, and Silver tiers by New Straits Time .
The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (Motac) is investigating MM2H agents for spreading false information. Agents must re-register due to concerns about unlicensed operations. The improved MM2H scheme offers 20-, 15-, and 5-year visas under Platinum, Gold, and Silver tiers, each with specific deposit and fee requirements by The Star.
Link to WebsiteTourism Minister Tiong King Sing has asked MP Mas Ermieyati Samsudin for information on companies allegedly misusing their MM2H licenses by appointing unauthorized "sub-agents" by malaysiakini.
Link to WebsiteMalaysia's government is investigating MM2H agents and has approved the first batch of applications under the revised MM2H program. This move aims to enhance regulatory oversight and ensure compliance with new guidelines. The initial approvals signal a renewed interest in the program, which targets a broader range of potential residents by IMI Daily.
Link to WebsiteThe finance ministry's FC-SFZ incentives aim to boost the real estate market by lowering corporate tax rates. Consultant Samuel Tan believes these measures will attract family offices and increase property demand, positioning Forest City as a regional hub. The positive market response reflects strong confidence and potential for sustainable economic growth in the area by Free Malaysia Today.
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The MM2H visa scheme has boosted foreign interest in property with new Platinum, Gold, and Silver categories and relaxed financial requirements.
Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing sees it as a way to attract foreign residents to support the economy by The Star.
The MM2H program now includes a four-tier structure, broadening its appeal beyond just wealthy foreigners to include those seeking affordable long-term residency options. This change aims to stimulate the economy while making the program more accessible to a diverse range of potential residents by Malay Mail .
Link to WebsiteAn online application system is currently in development for the revamped Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme. The minister for tourism, arts and culture, Tiong King Sing, said the new system will enable applicants to complete certain procedures online.
Link to WebsiteMalaysia's revised MM2H program now features lower financial barriers and no longer requires monthly income proof. New applicants must purchase property, helping to boost the economy and attract diverse foreign residents. Despite some challenges, Malaysia remains an appealing choice for long-term living by Free Malaysia Today.
Link to WebsitePUTRAJAYA: The one-stop My Malaysia Second Home (MM2H) service counter has started operations at the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry (Motac) here. The opening of the counter at Level 1 at the ministry building follows the closure of another service centre at the Immigration Department on Dec 15.
Link to WebsitePUTRAJAYA, Dec 18 — The one-stop My Malaysia Second Home (MM2H) service counter has started operations at the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry (MOTAC) here today. MOTAC said that the opening of the counter at Level 1 of the ministry building follows the closure of another service centre at the Immigration Department on Dec 15.
Link to WebsiteThe Malaysian government aims to attract global celebrities to invest through the revamped Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, hoping to boost the property sector and bring in around RM500 billion in investments. Local Government Development Minister Nga Kor Ming expressed optimism that this would stimulate the economy, increase demand for the ringgit, and create high-paying jobs.
Link to WebsitePetaling Jaya, The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has undergone a major overhaul with a new tiered structure—Silver, Gold, and Platinum—each designed to cater to different applicant profiles. This revamped version, introduced by Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, aims to address criticisms of the previous stringent application process by offering more flexibility and simplified eligibility requirements.
Link to WebsiteMalaysia is introducing a one-year special version of the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, which will classify applicants into Silver, Gold, or Platinum tiers based on their fixed deposit amounts (RM500,000, RM2 million, and RM5 million, respectively). This update follows a steep 90% drop in applicants after stricter requirements were imposed in 2021, which raised the minimum fixed deposit and liquid asset requirements significantly. The Tourism Ministry is now fine-tuning the criteria to make the application process clearer and more flexible, with a minimum age requirement of 30 years, and applications will need to go through licensed agents.
Link to Website（北京13日讯）旅游、艺术及文化部长拿督斯里张庆信近日率团前往中国重点城市，开展2023年度第三次大马旅游促销与路演任务，放眼为我国旅游领域创造友善环境、灌溉经济增长的沃土，同时筑造“马来西亚，我的第二家园”计划（MM2H）顺畅重启的桥梁。
Link to Website（吉隆坡13日讯）旅游、艺术及文化部长拿督斯里张庆信近日率领马来西亚代表团于12月8日至20日期间，到中国的重点城市展开2023年度的第三次马来西亚旅游促销与路演任务。 此行目标放眼充分发挥紧接而来的2024马中建交50周年、2026大马观光年的“天赐良机”，以及30天免签入 境 措施的“政策优势”，为我国旅游领域创造友善环境、灌溉经济增长的沃土，同时筑造大马第二家园计划（MM2H）顺畅重启的桥梁
Link to WebsiteKUCHING (Dec 13): Sarawak Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said the Sarawak-Malaysia My Second Home (S-MM2H) programme will be further promoted to foreigners who live in countries with four seasons.
Link to WebsitePETALING JAYA: Positive changes are coming soon for the revision of the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, says Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing (pic). “It will be announced in mid-December after a thorough review,” said the Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister.
Link to WebsiteSHAH ALAM - The government needs to strengthen the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, especially with the exemption of visas for Chinese and Indian citizens visiting the country starting Dec 1.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Sarawak is becoming the preferred
destination for the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme with an almost
25 fold increase in total approved MM2H applications this year, compared
with 27 in 2021.
According to Kashif Ansari, co-founder and group chief executive officer of
Juwai IQI, local authorities in Sarawak had approved 406 applications as of
July of this year.
Lao Luo : Malaysia is a country that makes him feel safe and secure. Malaysia is a multicultural nation where diverse ethnicities, languages, cultures, and religions coexist, which is deeply appealing to him and a significant reason for him to settle in Malaysia.
Link to WebsiteDuring the interview, Cui Yang pointed out that considering the busy lifestyle and severe pollution in major cities in China, he hopes his children can grow up in a healthy and pleasant climate. That's why he chose to relocate to Malaysia.
Link to Websiteminister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said : To provide the foreigner a choice, I recommended three categories: Platinum, Gold, and Silver - will demand a different amount of the permanent applicants’ savings.
Link to Websitethis 'AMAZING' video was awarded the Special Award “MAGIC EYE” for Best Camerawork and 2021 Tourism & Travel Media intermedia-globe Gold Award at the 21st WorldMediaFestivals, Hamburg, Germany.
Link to WebsiteMM2H program can generate revenue for the government through application fees, annual fees, and other charges, it is important to note that the program's benefits go beyond being just a "cash cow." The program aims to attract individuals who can make substantial contributions to Malaysia's economic growth, investment, and talent development.
Link to WebsiteThe "Sarawak - Malaysia My Second Home Program" (S-MM2H) is a program that allows foreigners to live in Sarawak, a state in Malaysia, on a long-term basis. The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program is a government initiative that was extended to Sarawak to promote the state as an attractive destination for foreigners to retire, invest, or settle down.
Link to WebsiteThe "Sarawak - Malaysia My Second Home Program" (S-MM2H) is a program that allows foreigners to live in Sarawak, a state in Malaysia, on a long-term basis. The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program is a government initiative that was extended to Sarawak to promote the state as an attractive destination for foreigners to retire, invest, or settle down.
Link to WebsiteThe "Sarawak - Malaysia My Second Home Program" (S-MM2H) is a program that allows foreigners to live in Sarawak, a state in Malaysia, on a long-term basis. The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program is a government initiative that was extended to Sarawak to promote the state as an attractive destination for foreigners to retire, invest, or settle down.
Link to WebsiteA Penang lawmaker is urging the Ministry of Home Affairs to loosen the application criteria for the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program in order to stimulate economic development. The lawmaker highlights the importance of attracting foreign residents and investors to contribute to the country's economy. By advocating for a more flexible and accessible MM2H program, the aim is to enhance economic growth and opportunities.
Link to Website"Reigniting MM2H" refers to efforts to revive and stimulate interest in the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program.
Link to WebsiteRelaxing MM2H program conditions is crucial for economic revival post-pandemic. Stricter rules caused a significant drop in applicants. Fair conditions will attract foreign residents and investors, benefiting Malaysia's economy. Expatriates play a vital role in economic development.
Link to WebsiteSarawak, Malaysia's largest state, has approved 231 applications for the 10-year visa program this year, surpassing half of last year's approvals. The Malaysia My Second Home program now accepts online applications, improving efficiency. Despite the pandemic, there were 66 and 27 approvals in 2020 and 2021 respectively. Requirements include fixed deposits and real estate investments, with approved applicants required to spend at least 30 days annually in Sarawak.
Link to WebsiteThis initiative will further enhance the air connectivity between Malaysia and southern cities in China, providing passengers with more convenience and options. The introduction of these new routes will facilitate increased tourism, business activities, and people-to-people exchanges, strengthening the communication and cooperation between the two countries. The addition of these three routes by AirAsia will bolster the air links between Malaysia and southern cities in China and offer passengers a greater selection of flight choices.
Link to WebsiteThe program aims to attract individuals from around the world to retire, invest, or settle down in Malaysia. Participants in the MM2H program enjoy various benefits and incentives, including the opportunity to purchase property, access to quality healthcare, and a favorable tax environment. The MM2H program has contributed to Malaysia's economy by attracting foreign investment and promoting tourism.
Link to WebsiteThe MM2H program attracts foreign residents and investors, leading to increased economic activity and job opportunities, benefiting various sectors and contributing to Malaysia's economic growth and development.
Link to WebsiteChen Chi Hsiung proposes restructuring MM2H program to attract more foreigners amidst weak Ringgit, aiming to boost economy and tourism.
Link to WebsiteThe implementation of online applications for the Sarawak - Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) Program offers a convenient and expedient way for foreigners to apply. It simplifies the application process and allows for faster submission and processing. Applicants can track their application status and receive updates electronically. Overall, it enhances accessibility and convenience for individuals interested in settling in Sarawak.
Link to WebsiteThe Premium Visa Program may be a visa program targeted towards a specific group or with special requirements. The fact that only two applications have been approved suggests that there may be a lower number of applicants for this program or that the approval criteria are more stringent, resulting in only a few applicants meeting the requirements.
Link to WebsiteThe Premium Visa Program is a high-quality visa program aimed at attracting foreign talent and investors to Malaysia. The low approval rate highlights the stringent criteria and rigorous evaluation process for the program. The government's focus remains on selecting qualified and suitable individuals who can contribute to the country's economic growth and development.
Link to WebsiteLoosening strict conditions can provide more opportunities and convenience for a larger number or a wider range of participants. This relaxation may involve reducing restrictions, streamlining the approval process or requirements, or adjusting policy provisions to make them more flexible and adaptable to different circumstances.
Link to WebsiteThe MM2H program has faced some challenges in recent times, causing it to deviate from its intended track. The article mentions that the government has spent too much time in implementing and managing the program. This delay has resulted in uncertainty and confusion, causing inconvenience to foreign individuals who are interested in applying for MM2H.
Link to WebsiteMalaysia's Tourism Minister Tiong King Sing announced a planned review of the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme criteria, which were tightened in 2021 to require higher financial assets and income levels. This review follows concerns that the stricter conditions—such as showing RM1.5 million in liquid assets and RM40,000 in monthly income—have led to a 90% decline in applicants, with critics calling the requirements a barrier for potential long-term foreign residents. The programme’s application process will be made more flexible, with a one-stop center established to streamline applications and assist applicants.
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2020 is Visit Malaysia Year (VM2020)!
This multi-coloured logo designed is inspired by Malaysian Batik.
Each element and colour represents Malaysian uniqueness in its own way!
The richness of Malaysia's flora and fauna symbolises cultural diversity;
The iconic rhinoceros hornbill illustrates the eco-adventures that Malaysia has to offer;
Red hibiscus (Bunga Raya) represents national flower and the main colour themes:
Red, Yellow and Blue are the colours of National Flag (Jalur Gemilang)
Due to the spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19), the Ministry of Tourism and Culture of Malaysia will officially
cancel all relevant Malaysia Tourism Year activities on March 18, 2020 until April 28,2020
Interview and Newspaper Update with Ms Jessie Ong!
1. SpeakFMAsia
Our Director Ms Jessie Ong is on live interview by SpeakFMAsia.
Click https://www.fb.com/SpeakFM.Asia
to learn how entrepreneur mothers manage business and family during Movement Control Order period.
Click here if you missed out the live.
2. Fuji TV & Viu TV
Our Director Ms Jessie Ong interviewed by global media on MM2H: Fuji TV from Japan & Viu TV from Hong Kong.
3. CSR Project by Overseas Living!
Action call to fight against Covid-19!
A Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Project by Overseas Living (MM2H) Sdn Bhd during Movement Control Order.
Click link to get the write up.
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4. Interview by apple daily Hong Kong in 2018 - promoting mm2h to Hong Kongers
馬來西亞「我的第二家園」定居計劃越來越受香港人歡迎，與買海外物業一樣，申請定居計劃時，聘用一個可靠有牌照的代理是非常重要。
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