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Warga China Paling Ramai Beli Rumah Di Malaysia menerusi program Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H)
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Decaffeinated replied at 8-2-2026 04:00 PM
Faham. Mereka membayangkan kehidupan bermalasan di tepi kolam all day every day but for how long.. ...
Itu la pasal. Kalau pi tempat tu untuk bercuti, nampak indah. Tapi kalau duduk sana, mulalah rasa the grass isn't so green on the other side after all. Malaysians yang bercuti kat Japan bukan main lagi sanjung dan mengimpikan nak dok negara macam Japan. Memang yang kita nampak tu tiptop tapi apakah harga yang dibayar untuk mencapai keadaan macam tu, adakah kita sanggup atau mampu membayarnya. Rasanya Malaysian approach and attitude to life and work belum sampai tahap yang boleh capai hasil macam Jepun. Persoalan lain, adakah kita nak cara hidup macam tu pun? |
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patutlah harga rumah takkan turun walaupun tengok masih banyak lagi unit yang tak terjual |
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Iols ada kenal couple jepun.mmg nak dok sini je..jepun tu kira mcm tempat singgah2 je..
Depa dok kat belakang ioi resort tu..diamod ke apa tah nama trmpat dia..kondo.la.tapi |
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diorg tak suka winter, sbb nak kuar umah leceh...kalau yg asal dari rural areas, mmg dia suka lah kalu dpt stay kat bandar mcm KL ni...
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expat2 yg meols kenal, diorg buat RPT- visa validity 10 years and renewable, they boleh jump to company lain, takde terikat kena kerja dgn satu company jer.
The Residence Pass-Talent (RP-T) is a 10-year renewable pass for high-performing expats in Malaysia, offering employer flexibility and dependent passes. Key requirements include holding a valid Employment Pass (EP) for at least 3 consecutive years, a minimum monthly salary of RM15,000 (excluding bonuses), and at least 5 years of total work experience.
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Post time 8-2-2026 05:49 PM
