usove
From: Malaysia
4/21/2002 14:40 EST
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I would like to hear from Americans or Brits who have retired in Malaysia. I plan on moving there in the next two years, and would appreciate info on housing, and finances. Can a person live comfortably there on say, 5000RM per month ($1350.00 usd)?
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Bomoh
From: Malaysia
9/18/2002 20:28 EST
Not in KL.
If you go to somewhere like penang you can get a small 1300 sq ft codo for about RM1500 furnished, run a small car Kanchil for say RM 1000 per mnth including buying it.
You must remember average Malaysian earns about RM 1000 to RM 3000 per mnth.
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dixontitus
From: Malaysia
8/5/2003 04:44 EST
hi my name is robert i am doing malaysia my second home
visa if you are keen to retire in malaysia i can help you to do the visa cost is USD 2000
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DonaldSabah
From: Malaysia
1/16/2004 06:12 EST
if you are still interested, why not have a look at my website, www.nevispark.com where I show how I can help people retire into Malaysia. I am Brituih but have lived here for 14 years.
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stevenp
From: Australia
10/25/2004 08:28 EST
My wife (a Malaysian national) and I are hoping to 'escape' the dire political situation in Australia to teach and live in Kuching, Sarawak. I've noticed that, you, Mr Sabah live in that same state and was wondering if you could give any advice regarding any recent changes to medical insurance/ job prospects/ unit prices/ average rental prices,etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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DonaldSabah
From: Malaysia
10/26/2004 08:47 EST
I live in East Malaysia, but the State of Sabah is very different to neighbouring Sarawak! I have sent a direct e-mail to you re educational prospects
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ckteoh05
From: Malaysia
7/17/2005 02:58 EST
We are an authourized sponsor for Malaysia My Second Home program appointed by The Immigration Department of Malaysia.
We can sponsor you under this program where you will get an indefinite visa to live in Malaysia plus car tax incentive.
Yes, RM5,000-00 can be quite comfortable depending of your other dependants.
Our contact # +6012-6516642 or +603-21668835 or E-mail us at te@hlg.com.my
Rgds,
Eddie Teoh
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Charter
From: Malaysia
7/23/2005 02:24 EST
Dear Teoh, I have received some enquiries about buying properties in Malaysia to qualify for the Malaysia My Second HOme program. As far as I know, you only need to put up a fixed deposit of RM100,000 or RM150,000 to get this seond home visa. Can you just buy any property about RM250,000 and qualify for the MMSH visa as well or do you have to buy only properties under the sponsorhip of Malaysian developers registered as sponsors under this program. I'm a bit confused. Please enlightened me. Thanks.
Doreen
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DonaldSabah
From: Malaysia
7/23/2005 12:00 EST
buying property in Malaysia is a completely separate issue from the M2H visa - just put your 100,000 [or income] data in to Immigration along with the other paperwork to get the visa, then you can either rent, stay in a hotel or buy property - it is entirely your own choice what to do.
Remember though, you should get formal approval from the FIC [Foreign Investment Commisison] but this is quite fast and although you are told not to sell for three years, it can be relaxed if you really need to leave the country permanently
We try to advise expats, with emphasis on East Malaysia, so if we can be of help, please check out our web site
www.nevispark.com to see who we are
Donald M Macleod
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marcus
From: United States
11/13/2005 17:58 EST
I am looking for a place near singapore. I think is is called El "Jadai" MAylasia. Do you know of this place
Roger
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