Hello There,
The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa proved very popular and was a success story for many years.
Malaysia is an attractive country to reside with many unique attractions and our research among visa holders has consistently shown that people who relocated with the visa were pleased with their decision. Many advised they planned to spend the rest of their lives here.
During the last few years, the visa programme has been through a series of problems and now they have once again made changes to the eligibility criteria. There are now three tiers, Silver, Gold, and Platinum with each tier having its own unique benefits and conditions. These can be seen on this website under the MM2H visa tab.
All applications must be made through an approved MM2H agent and all existing agents now have to get re-licensed. So, for the short term, until we are fully licensed we cannot submit new applications.
To stay current with the latest rules and regulations and find answers to your questions sign up for our e-newsletter (above) and we will advise you as soon as we receive clarification.
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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