IS MALAYSIA BETTER THAN THE UK? (THE REASON WE LEFT HOME) 

reply to him , I was here bcoz of your conversion rate ....

Took you 20 years to appreciate Malaysia? Bruvs, its 40 pence per litre in Malaysia mate

Yeh, the people here really make it feel homely and welcoming!

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I hope he was joking about drinking from it.. LOL. Yup, it is for cleansing the down stairs...

That’s so kind! She will be thankful for the feedback 😊

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Thank you 😊

Put in simple the hose pipe is using for cleaning our buttock 😂😂😂

I asked a Jordanian once working with me, like me, they use both bidet and toilet tissue.

I think Mr Hutchinson was pulling your legs about drinking from the hose. 😂

In the west … are you joking….

Wash your butt using only your left hand pls.

Thank you so much! 😊

Penang has definitely grown on us day by day! It’s amazing here! 🙏🏻

Thanks for the tips!

Experimenting with new things 😂🙈

It actually is for yourself, but yes it is multipurpose.

It really is!

Stupid suggestion! You'll get away with it for a few times and then try getting back in and will be refused. Many have tried this and found themselves unable to pick up items they've accumulated and left there expecting to get back. You used to be able to slip money into the passport to get stamped in but not since everything became digital.

@@byteme9718 have you ever heard DeRantau Visa??? Many have done it. Food Ranger, Passport Visionz and many other base in Malaysia while traveling around Asia. They dont have any problem coming in and out of Malaysia as long as they have genuine purpose and legal.

@@wan7696 I have and know exactly what it is. They're not easy to get, require you to have a significant provable overseas income of around RM 110,000 and the application would be another RM 3000 on top for their family. Only the husband or wife is eligible for a digital nomad visa meaning to avoid breaking its terms one person would be responsible for shooting, editing and posting content. The partner must do nothing in the process, cannot do any work in Malaysia and must be dependents. Digital nomad visas are time restricted, sometimes for as little as 90 days, the same length of time as a tourist visa but allow limited work. Then you have to reapply, prove you still have that same annual income and pay another RM 3000. At best you'll get 12 months plus 12 months and after that the financial requirements start to get very expensive. Passport Vizions are a pair of clowns and there's no way they have digital nomad visas. This is why they keep making overseas trips to abuse their tourist visa and they will get caught out. They even have a video where they show their naivety where they assume they're just going to apply and become citizens. They're a very stupid couple and when their money runs out they'l be going back to the US, the country they slag off at every opportunity. What Food Ranger does is allowed and what the visa is intended for and if he were to stay for more than two years and settle other visas would be available and better. He has over 5,000,000 subscribers and a production team to make the videos look as good as they are, that's his income. A family taking holiday videos with less than 15,000, will never generate income because few people are interested and there are so many others doing it. They're a really nice family and I wish them well but the digital nomad visa won't fulfill what they say they want to do. The clue is is the name "nomad". If they're sensible, have savings and a house to rent in the UK they, and the kids in particular, will benefit enormously for a year or so but I doubt the rental would satisfy the income requirement for the visa unless it was a big house in a nice area. Then of course they'd be paying maintenance, management fees, insurances, UK taxes and would be foolish not to pay National Insurance. Malaysian immigration can be very unpleasant and often cause problems because that's what Malays with a little bit of power do. Even if you're doing everything right they can still give you a hard time and as I've indicated, the digital nomad visa is very restrictive and probably the last you'd want if you have a family. That said, I very much doubt they have one so will rely on how many times they can work the tourist visa which in itself is expensive as the whole family will have to fly return, pay for accommodation for some time while hoping they'll be let back in. That's assuming they have some permanent base here with the bulk of their belongings. Living out of a suitcase is no fun and border hops into Singapore on the bus coming back the same day soon get picked up.

@@wan7696 I forgot to add, you can never trust what the government will do next and so many people were caught out by the sudden, massive increase in foreign income requirement in the my second home visas recently.

Thank you so much Sharon, we are doing good so far! Penang is truly worth a visit 😊

Unfortunately due to greenhouses for farms, ch is "ugly" compared to decades ago.

Thanks for sharing!!

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Oh thank you ❤

Not only Penang a best place..All states in Malaysia best place to live🤗😅

@@cakapkosong9111 Not the backward northern states.

Thanks! 😃

Thank you 😊🙏🏻

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I doubt it will reach end of the year. Likely till september

it's different if you do actually live in london and work in london. Malaysian who has lived and worked in London for 10 years now and wishing to return. London has deteriorated so much in recent years and becoming more and more difficult to live. Crime is increasing and cost of living as well. Yes you get more options with theatre and shopping here but that;s about it really

Yeah with AirAsia. The top low cost carrier in the world for 14th time

Penang is our perfect base to travel 🙌🏼

But the Malaysian government is more authoritarian, society here is more backwards and prudish, the general misogyny and homophobia, the blasphemy act, the sedition act, criticising the royals is an offence, and most of all, there is no social welfare, food banks, or state pension (for senior citizens) to rely/fall back on. This is coming from a fellow Malaysian.

You know it!

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Sounds great!

@@TheHutchinsons It really isn't. You'll be disappointed having eaten many places elsewhere.