MM2H News: What is Bank of China’s message about MM2H?

Categories: MM2H News

MM2H News: What is Bank of China’s message about MM2H?

Bank of China likes MM2H too

Okay, there’s an additional benefit for Bank of China if Chinese from China takes up Malaysia’s MM2H programme. What is the benefit? Well, do read on about what they think of Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) and the reasons why they think MM2H is a good programme for China’s retirees or even just interested applicants who wants a second home, perhaps to escape winter every year?

Malaysia has 4 seasons too as everyone knows. We have HOT, HOTTER, HOTTEST and RAINY seasons. Haha.

Some of their message as below. (click here for the full one)

Malaysia My Second Home Programme (“MM2H”)

“Enjoy Life in Malaysia”

Malaysia My Second Home Programme is promoted by the Government of Malaysia to allow foreigners who fulfill certain criteria, to stay in Malaysia for as long possible on a multiple entry social visit pass. The Social Visit Pass is initially for a period of five (5) years, and is renewable.

Why Malaysia?

Close diplomatic relationship between China and Malaysia.
Politically stable country.
Free from major natural disaster.
Apart from the national language i.e. Bahasa Malaysia, English and Chinese are widely used in Malaysia.
Established public infrastructure such as airports, ports and highways.
Established medical service providers such as hospitals, medical/wellness centre etc.
Established education centre i.e. private/international schools, colleges and universities.
Warm hospitalities with 28million population.

Advantages of Joining MM2H Program

1. 100% risk-free

Money invested in the form of Fixed Deposits under the applicant’s name and earning interest as well.

2. Entry Visa

5 years multiple entry visa renewable for an indefinite period.

3. House Purchase

BOCM’s MM2H Housing Loan Package
Bank loan with attractive interest rate and higher loan margin available*

*Terms and Conditions apply

4. Education

Bring children under 21 years old and not married as dependants.

5. Domestic Helper/Bringing Foreign Maid

Allowed to apply for one maid.

6. Tax Exemption

Tax exemption is given to pension remitted into Malaysia.

7. Registering of Business

Eligible to register limited company in Malaysia.

8. Working Part Time

Applicable for participant aged 50 years old & above, 20 hours per week.

9. Personal Items/Pets

All personal items including your pets can be brought into Malaysia tax-free.

10. Efficient Approval

Fast approval, usually within 60 days.

(Kindly refer to MM2H Official Website at www.imi.gov.my for more information)

End of Bank of China’s messsage. If you like to learn more, here’s the link again: bankofchina.com.my

If I am a Chinese (whether speaking Mandarin or other dialects), Malaysia can be a second home

Generally, Malaysian Chinese speaks Mandarin. In Penang, Hokkien is the usual language spoken. In KL, it’s mixed of everything even if Cantonese is very common. There are also the never ending choices of food plus these days, Chinese restaurants serving Chinese style food is very common too. I went to one in JB just a few weeks back. Take a look at the photo below. Super delicious! Unfortunately forgotten to take photo of the fish dish. That’s even better. Haha.