Malaysia, a country with eternal summer and beautiful natural scenery, is loved by many Chinese for its relatively low cost of living, sound medical system, high-quality international education resources and other advantages.

The second home (MM2H) program and the advanced PVIP visa program launched by Malaysia provide a convenient way for those who intend to settle here. So, which group of people are more suitable for moving to Malaysia?

01

Seeking a high quality of life

Malaysia is known for its low cost of living, and it also has complete social infrastructure and high-quality medical services.

In addition, Malaysia has political stability, good public security, high security, and a background of multicultural integration such as Malay, Chinese, and Indian. Whether from the perspective of communication or culture, immigrants can quickly integrate into the local area.

Based on these factors, Malaysia has been rated as one of the most livable countries in Asia many times.

For example, in the list of "the 20 most popular countries or regions in Asia" previously announced by the financial information website "Insider Monkey", Malaysia ranked first and became the most popular country in Asia.

02

Job hunting, investment

Malaysia has attracted many Fortune 500 companies to settle in, many of which have set up their Southeast Asian regional headquarters in Malaysia. Therefore, whether it is job hunting or investment, Malaysia is an ideal place.

What is particularly critical is that Malaysia will join the ranks of BRICS countries at the end of 2024, which will further enhance its position and competitiveness on the global economic governance stage, especially in promoting the reform of the multilateral trading system led by the WTO and innovations in emerging fields such as the digital economy.

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03

Accepting international education

Malaysia's education system is excellent, and the diplomas and academic qualifications it issues are widely recognized internationally.

As a member of the Commonwealth, Malaysia's education system has long been in line with international standards. The government has always attached great importance to the development of education and has taken a series of measures to promote the internationalization of education, such as introducing international courses, establishing branches of world-renowned universities, setting up majors according to market demand, promoting the internationalization and diversification of teaching languages, and creating an international campus culture.

In 2021, Malaysia's education level was ranked 11th in the world by UNESCO. In the 2024 QS World University Rankings, a total of 28 universities in Malaysia were listed, setting a record high.

04

Overseas retirement

Due to its low cost of living, pleasant living environment and high-quality medical services, Malaysia has become a retirement destination for many middle-aged and elderly people.

This evaluation is not aimless. In the 2025 Global Retirement Index ranking released by the American magazine "International Living", Malaysia ranked seventh in the world and first in Asia, once again confirming its status as an ideal retirement destination.

If you are interested in moving to Malaysia, you can consider applying for the Malaysia Second Home Program or the Premium PVIP Visa Program, which are two effective ways to achieve your ideal of moving.

For more application details and program advantages, please contact Xingyunhai International!