Get Mm2h

MM2H, or the Malaysia My Second Home programme, is a visa initiative introduced by the Malaysian government to promote Malaysia as a positive place to live for potential residents from abroad. The MM2H scheme provides a renewable ten-year maximum, multiple-entry visa for successful applicants from around the world.

MM2H visa holders aged 50 years old and above can work for up to 20 hours a week. ... If they wish to do this they must switch their visa to a work permit. Sponsor/Security (Personal) Bond. All applicants require a Malaysian sponsor to support their application.

These agents are merely professionals approved by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture to help foreigners apply for the MM2H visa. Different agents charge different fees. You can expect to pay about 8,000 MR 10,000 MR ($1,900 $2,4000) for an agent.

Currently, approval takes around 90 days for the documents to be proccessed and approved from the submission date. Sometimes there is a delay on the approval timeframe and usually that is due to the bank verification or due to MM2H centre internal reasons.

applicants aged below 50 years are required to show proof of liquid assets worth a minimum of rm500,000 and offshore income of rm10,000 per month. ... applicants aged 50 and above may comply with the financial proof of rm350,000 in liquid assets and off shore income of rm10,000 per month.

These agents are merely professionals approved by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture to help foreigners apply for the MM2H visa. Different agents charge different fees. You can expect to pay about 8,000 MR 10,000 MR ($1,900 $2,4000) for an agent.

MM2H participants are allowed to withdraw partial of the required Fixed Deposit from the second year onwards (RM50,000 for aged 50 years and above) / (RM150,000 for aged 50 years and below) for approved expenses related to house purchase, car purchase, education for children in Malaysia and medical purposes.

Currently, approval takes around 90 days for the documents to be proccessed and approved from the submission date. Sometimes there is a delay on the approval timeframe and usually that is due to the bank verification or due to MM2H centre internal reasons.

MM2H visa holders aged 50 years old and above can work for up to 20 hours a week. This is applicable to visa holders who have specialised skills in certain approved sectors. ... If they wish to do this they must switch their visa to a work permit.

The Government of Malaysia has decided to temporarily suspend the Malaysia My Second Home Program (MM2H) to allow Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) and related agencies to comprehensively review and re-evaluate the MM2H program since its inception in 2002.