All across Malaysia, there are mosques. You need not worry of this.

What kind of visa are you coming on?

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@rogerjohn. Don't need a visa for the first 90 days, I believe. I've non-committal at this time. Do you live there? Are you a national?

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@rouilliew yes I am a national, Chinese.

Where to relocate will depend on your budget I guess.

On the west part of the Peninsular Malaysia, the cheapest place to retire would be at Ipoh.

Penang, KL, Johor are slightly more expensive, but that is where most of the expats are at.

Most of them whom are retired here are on the Malaysia My 2nd Home Program (MM2H) which gives them a 10 years renewable visa.

For more info on the the MM2H, please visit

http://www.mm2h.gov.my/index.php/en/home/programme/about-mm2h-programme

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@rogerjohn. Thanks, I appreciate it, I"ll check out the website.
Salaam

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Hi,

I propose you go to alkhadeem in sg kayu ara.

Or find mercy malaysia under tawfique chawdhury .

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hai there,for me its better u stay in mont kiara,this place have many europe and america,even syrian,its expat best place,dont worry about where u can find mosque,even this place have one of the main mosque in malaysia,

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