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My question is how available is Western food? Italian, French, English, American? My company gives me a choice each year for my Asia 3 month work that I have to do and I usually pick Shanghai (I have in-laws there) but have heard good things about KL and I am looking to try something new.
Hi, thank you for this video! I’m thinking of moving to KL but I have a big dog. She’s around 90lbs, how to go about that and is KL a dog friendly country that big?
Fantastic information, I am considering Malaysia for retirement, I will be reaching out to you to see if it’s possible to come for a visit to scout the country, in the coming year…I am so impressed with your kind spirit and sounds like you have all the contacts… Continue success and I will be emailing you soon… Thanks for sharing….
Any advice to a mid 50's guy with a family thinking of moving to Johor. I have a lot of buisnes consulting clients in Singapore that are recommending I move closer to them and grow. I understand for residency now in malaysia that I just need a $50k deposit in a local bank. I am gioing to keep my Irish corp and get paid into it by my Singapore clients.
I'm graduating highschool this year and I'm already dreaming about moving to Malaysia because the cost of living here os too much. Ive been to Malaysia a few times, it's a nice place
@@Someone-ov1ro @Someone-ov1ro i see...well it's not a wise decision to move to Malaysia just because of the lower cost of living. You need to find some other factors that suits you then only you'll find true happiness here. Coz we have flaws too..such as the flock of illegal immigrants as well as some other issues
I love KL, I'm an Aussie currently living and working in Bali - but longer term I am really leaning towards Malaysia specifically KL to live one day. Has such a great mix of culture, incredible food, shopping like you said, good infrastructure (well a lot better than Bali anyway) and one of the main travel hubs in Asia, it's so easy to get to anywhere in the region on a cheap flight. Can't see myself ever going back to AU other than to visit at xmas time.
We are from New Zealand but born in the Philippines. We live in UK now but i work remotely for my company in New Zealand still. Is 15-20k malaysian ringgit enough to live in KL comfortably
5000 Malaysia Ringgit for family of four persons should be enough if you live outside city centre. You can still be well connected by living 15km to 20km away from KLCC as you have MRT,LRT, KTM Komuter to go in to the city in 30-40 minutes. Choose to live south of the KL as it is nearer to Airport, Putrajaya(Govt HQ) & Cyberjaya. 😊