Living in a foreign country is an experience you can’t ever forget in
your entire life. Living and working in a foreign country means more
than learning new languages and customs. Here are top ten tips for
expatriates living in Malaysia.
Malaysia My Second Home Program
This is a programme offered by government to increase the number of
foreigners in this country. Malaysia is listed as one of the cheapest
place to stay in. Compared to other countries, foreigners who like to
retire in Malaysia can join this programme. A 10 years visa is given by
the government.
Do Some Research Property
First, gather information on your potential property to purchase. You
should do some research on your own so that you know the property
market in that particular place in order to get capital gain and higher
rental yield.
Hire Property Agent
Buying property is a very complicated procedure that requires
additional expertise. Once you have decided on a specific property in a
specific location, hire a real estate agent who is licensed and has
experience with foreign investors in that country.
Knowing the Process Involved
A foreigner must obtain state authority consent before the property
can be transferred. This can take from 6 weeks to 6 months depending on
the state you are applying in.
Jobs Available in Malaysia
Jobs such as engineers, architects, and IT specialists are needed to
be filled in by foreigners. There are also lots of vacancies for school
teachers in several international schools in Malaysia.
Community For Expatriates
There are several places in Malaysia such as Mont Kiara and KLCC that
is stayed by expatriates all over the world. Therefore, expatriates
will find it more comfortable because this is a place is where
communities from all countries gather in Malaysia.
English As Second Language
There are various ethnic groups in Malaysia, such as Chinese, Malay
and Indian. Its official language is Malay but English is often used in
education and daily life. Therefore expatriates do not have problem
communicating with the locals.
The Low Cost of Living in Malaysia
Expatriates are eyeing on quality homes in the heart of the city.
Furthermore, Malaysian banks are willing to give loans to qualified
expatriates on purchasing properties.
Expat Exchange
Expatriate central contains hundreds of forums to exchange info,
ideas and practical advice with other expats in countries worldwide,
newsletters, feature articles. This including news, community, feature
articles, housing and jobs info especially for expats.
Restaurants, Food & Dining
There are many restaurants to cater for expatriates in Malaysia.
These restaurants can easily be found by expatriates all around the
world.
No comments:
Post a Comment