Yes, children of MM2H holders may apply to enroll in international or private schools.
Yes, MM2H holders are required to purchase property, subject to minimum value requirements set by individual states. For example, the minimum purchase value is MYR 2 million in Selangor and MYR 1 million in Kuala Lumpur, Additionally, the property must be held for at least 10 years unless upgrading to a more expensive property.
No, there is no restriction on the number of properties MM2H holders may purchase in Malaysia.
Yes. Upon approval, up to 50% of the fixed deposit may be withdrawn for eligible purposes, including the purchase of property, medical expenses, education, and travel.
No. This requirement has been officially removed. However, applicants are still expected to have sufficient financial resources to meet the fixed deposit requirement and cover property purchases. Additionally, they should ensure they have sufficient funds to support their daily living expenses while residing in Malaysia.
The MM2H visa is generally valid for a period of five years and is renewable. To qualify for renewal, applicants must continue to meet the program’s financial requirements in effect at the time of application.
MM2H applicants may be accompanied by their legal spouse, unmarried children under the age of 35, and both parents. Parents and parents in-law are eligible to apply for a long-term social visit pass.
Yes. All applicants must obtain either local or international medical insurance to ensure sufficient healthcare coverage throughout their stay in Malaysia.
Yes, MM2H holders may access public healthcare services. However, government hospitals generally give priority to Malaysian citizens. Therefore, it is recommended that MM2H holders seek treatment at private medical facilities.
Yes. With its relatively low cost of living and well-developed healthcare infrastructure, Malaysia offers an attractive environment for retirees seeking long-term residence.
Yes. MM2H holders may receive foreign pensions in Malaysia, as the country does not impose taxes on foreign-sourced income.
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Malaysia My 2nd Home Application Fee Estimation
Medical Insurance fee per dependent
| I. Participation Fee (Govt Fee) | MYR 0.00 |
| II. Processing Fee (Govt Fee) | MYR 5,000.00 |
| III. Security Bond (Govt Fee) | MYR 0.00 |
| IV. Estimate Total Visa Fee | MYR 0.00 |
| V. Medical Insurance (The Basic) | MYR 0.00 |
| A. Application Deposit | MYR 0.00 |
| B. Govt Fee and 3rd Parties Fees | MYR 5,750.00 |
| C. Last Payment | MYR -5,750.00 |
| Total Quotation Fee | MYR 0.00 |
| Contract Price According to the MM2H ceiling price, The Maximum allowable fee is | MYR 0.00 |
| Dependent Quantity | 0 |
| I. Processing Fee | MYR 0.00 |
| II. Visa Pass Fee | MYR 0.00 |
| III. MEV Fee | MYR 0.00 |
| IV. Medical Insurance | MYR 0.00 |
| Total Dependent Fees | MYR 0.00 |