Malaysia immigration covers a range of paths for people looking to live, work, or retire in the country long-term, from the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme and employment-based work passes to Malaysian Permanent Residence (PR) for those who qualify after years of residence or significant investment. Malaysia’s appeal as a destination is straightforward: a lower cost of living than neighbouring Singapore, English widely spoken, and a strategic location for travel across Southeast Asia. This page brings together our guides on Malaysian PR and how to migrate to Malaysia, with more visa-specific content planned as the category is built out. Each guide below covers eligibility, the application process, and what to expect at each stage.
Key Takeaways – Malaysian PR (the Blue Identification Card / MyPR) lets foreigners live and work indefinitely with most rights of citizens, except voting and certain government roles.– It is not the same as MM2H or PVIP — those are long-term renewable visas, not permanent […]
Malaysian PR: Eligibility, Application Process and Benefits (2026) Continue Reading »
Key Takeaways – There are four main types of Malaysia visa: employment-based, education-based, family-based, and long-stay residence programmes (MM2H and PVIP) — plus a separate, much narrower route for genuine Permanent Residence.– Employment Pass salary thresholds roughly doubled from 1 June 2026: Category III now
Types of Malaysia Visa: Work, Student, Spouse, MM2H and PR (2026 Guide) Continue Reading »
