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MM2H: Rehda ‘encouraged’ by govt’s plan to review strict conditions

Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) Malaysia is encouraged that the “new Unity government is taking a pragmatic approach” to review the conditions for the Malaysia My Second Home MM2H scheme which had been made stricter in 2021. The previously set conditions have had damaging impact on the MM2H programme where Malaysia was not only losing to our neighbouring countries but also...

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Differences among the MM2Hs and PVIP at a glance

By now, foreigners interested in moving to Malaysia via the country’s visa programmes will most probably be a bit overwhelmed by the myriad “choices” available. There are currently three schemes going on, and one in the pipeline — having its policies approved “in principle”. The three ongoing programmes are the national Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) scheme and the Premium...

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Sabah MM2H Draws Mixed Reviews from Academics and Consultants

The newly announced Sabah Malaysia My Second Home (SBH-MM2H) programme has generally been well received, but whether it would achieve its objective remains a question mark. “From the Sabah state government’s perspective, I think the programme makes all sense to them. The programme requirements are not difficult to achieve, but the only question is, how many of these potential foreigners are...

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Sabah will offer its MM2H program

The state government has approved in principle the policies for the setting up of the Sabah-Malaysia My Second Home (SBH-MM2H) scheme. “The state cabinet has approved the policies which govern the prerequisites for participation in the programme such as age requirement, medical certification and a fixed deposit account in Sabah,” Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment Datuk Christina...

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Premium Visa Programme (PVIP) is positive but confusing?

The general reaction towards the government’s new Premium Visa Programme (PVIP) is positive but an academic feels that there is “confusion” over how Putrajaya wants to attract wealthy foreigners to invest and reside in the country. “Well, my hope is that the introduction of the new programme is a way to reform MM2H and to make it less stringent, as the requirements for this PVIP programme...

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