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Join the many people who now enjoy life in Malaysia with the MM2H visa.
The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa has proven very popular with many thousands of people applying for it since it was launched in 2002.
There are currently three tiers of the national MM2H visa — Silver, Gold, and Platinum — each offering different benefits and requirements. There is also a special, lower-cost version of the visa under the Special Financial Zone (SFZ) in Johor next to Singapore. The eastern states of Sabah and Sarawak each have their own version of the visa. The visa is mostly residential, not intended for people wishing to work here, but the Platinum level is different, allowing wealthy applicants and their families to settle and work here. You can explore all the options on this website’s Visa section.
Over the years, Malaysia has become a favourite destination for individuals and families looking to relocate, especially retirees. Beautiful landscapes, warm weather, excellent infrastructure, and friendly communities make it easy to understand why. Check out our article on 20 reasons people love Malaysia. (Click here) We have been an approved agent for the visa since 2005, and many of our past clients have made Malaysia their permanent home.
The government requires applications to be submitted through a licensed MM2H agent, and our agency is happy to help interested parties understand their options. Whether you are just starting your research or ready to apply, we’re here to guide you through the process with clarity and care.
Let us know if you have any questions. You can contact us directly, through our Help Desk, or sign up for our e-newsletter to stay updated on the latest news, rule changes, and tips for relocating to Malaysia.
We look forward to welcoming you to Malaysia
Andy Davison, CEO of TEG Media shares news and other updates about recent developments in Malaysia especially those affecting people with MM2H visas.
Our other businesses primarily focus on the expat community through websites, publications and events so we have a better understanding of your needs.
Our owner, Andy Davison, is a long term expat, over 25 years in Malaysia and was given unsolicited Permanent Residency by the government in 2010. He has a good understanding of some of the issues facing applicants.
We advise you if you are eligible at no charge and we have obtained approval for 98% of our clients.
The government has requested our input into the MM2H programme giving us a very strong understanding of what’s required to get you approved. We can assure you we are up to date with all the latest changes.
We do not pretend to be the cheapest agent in town but we are far from the most expensive and as you will know you often ‘get what you paid for’
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Frank and Francien Lucas, originally from the Netherlands, have called Malaysia home for the past ten years. Before settling here, their lives took them across the globe – over three decades spent living and working in Germany, Italy, South Africa, the United States, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia. It wasn’t until 2015 that they decided to retire from full-time employment and try something new.
Dick Sluijmers and Ineke Hertogh live in Sabah but a quiet retirement is not on the cards for them, this Dutch couple’s membership of the local 4×4 club ensures that’s simply out of the question! The Expat: How long have you lived in Malaysia under the Malaysia My Second Home programme? Dick: We’ve been living here in Kota Kinabalu for 10 months The Expat:Why did
To us he is Mr Green but that’s not actually his real name. It would’ve been cooler if it was. Matthias Gelber is saving the planet one tree at a time. Having recently won the award for the Greenest Person on the Planet, the 41-year-old German has been making headlines all across the country. Matthias came in ahead of the 600 other participants
This month, we interviewed Dean and Simonetta Smith who are happily settled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, under the MM2H programme. Dean, who hails from the UK and Simonetta, who is of Italian-Mexican descent, chose Malaysia as their home-away-from-home because of the low cost of living and warm, tropical climate. The Expat: How long have you lived in malaysia under the mm2H programme? Dean:
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