Saving Time and Money

Malaysia is home to top-ranked universities in Southeast Asia and a strong network of reputable international and private schools covering early childhood to secondary education. With English commonly used as the main medium of instruction, expatriate families enjoy an easy academic transition and a globally recognised learning environment.

Cost Of Living

For retirees or individuals with income from developed countries, Malaysia offers a significantly higher standard of living at a far more affordable cost. Foreign-sourced income brought into Malaysia is not taxed, making relocation and long-term living even more appealing and financially advantageous.

Properties in Malaysia

Foreigners are allowed to purchase property in Malaysia, with clear regulations that make the process straightforward. Buyers can choose from new developments or subsale properties, and local banks may offer financing options. Property management and short-term rental services are also available to help maintain your home while you are away.

Food

Malaysia is a food paradise where Malay, Chinese, and Indian culinary traditions come together to create rich and diverse flavours. Beyond local favourites, you will also find a wide selection of international restaurants—from Japanese and Korean to Middle Eastern, Western, and European cuisines. Food lovers can enjoy unique dishes that vary from state to state, along with a year-round abundance of fresh tropical fruits.