Where to Live in Malaysia
Whether you are looking to settle in the suburbs, by the sea or on the edge of the jungle, here is a rundown of some of the most popular spots
Whether you are looking to settle in the suburbs, by the sea or on the edge of the jungle, here is a rundown of some of the most popular spots
Malaysia has a population of about 25 million. It is a multi-racial country whose social integration has become a model for the rest of the world. Almost 80% of the
The official religion is Islam, and is practised by the majority of Malays, and a portion of the Indian community. Under the constitution, other races are free to profess and
Malaysia has many well equipped, modern hospitals with state of the art equipment and well qualified doctors and nurses. These are mostly found in the major cities and once you
Living in Malaysia is far cheaper than most Western countries and some other Asian countries such as Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore. The cost of housing, communications, transport (including taxis),
Political and economic stability is a primary consideration of the government which is why Malaysia has enjoyed a stable political and economic climate for decades. The rule of law prevails