If you're interested in a longer term residence program in Malaysia, check out my video on the new MM2H here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x_ATxjJ4ROk.html
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Hi, i have a few quick questions: 1- on what type of visa you were staying in Malaysia? 2- did you live at a relative's house or where during your 90 days tourist visa? & Where would you recommend a tourist to stay (safe and economical) during tourism to test the waters before finalizing to settle in to Malaysia? 3- how much it costed you for 90 days tourist visa? Including travel, staying, food etc from A to Z. A rough figure please if you will.
Digital nomad visa is an alternative to mm2h or smm2h. It is for 12 months, extend another 12 months. So total is 2 years. Ichang channel (japanese youtuber) is now on 2nd year digital nomad visa.
Thank you for another informative video! I have couple of questions. Since you are traveling with kids - what do you for kids education? Is it home schooling? Second, what is an average monthly cost of living for family of 4 while traveling - how do you budget your travel (airfare, hotel, entertainment, food)?
I'm a teacher by profession, so I privately homeschool and teach them myself using US and Singapore edu standards. We also have a couple of online tutors for them, and traveling the world is such an education in itself alhamdulillah. iA I'll post a cost of living type video soon! Thank you!
Can you also do a video on how much it costed you as a family, monthly in KL while u were there. Like food, accommodation, travel cost in area etc. that would also be helpful. Thanks ❤
Hello. I'm surprised to learn that even remote workers can get the digital nomad visa. Is this a new update? All the other sources say that it is only for people who work in the IT field. Will it be more difficult to get accepted if you are a remote worker that is not in IT?
Yes you can apply as a remote worker! However, when I reached out to MDEC, they did say that there’s a slimmer chance of your application being accepted if you’re not somehow related to the tech field. However, you can def still apply
We used airbnb, but now we realize companies like that should be boycotted. You can also find a local agent to help you find a place. Just make sure you visit the apartment and check everything before you sign a long-term lease.
@@bushraaraashed I’m very sorry I don’t and I wouldn’t want to give a random name and lead you in the wrong directions. You can try reaching out to the Saleh Family or Saira Hayati who have both made the move to Malaysia. May Allah make it easy for you, such a beautiful country and kind people MashaAllah
@@sairathemusafir i see. if the application only has 1 contract under 1 company can? and are the application can only work from home or remotely right? Cannot come to office is it?
@@juhaidakamil2146 yes, you can still apply if you have one contract with one client or employer. Yes this is for remote workers only, not if you’re going to the office. Also, please keep in mind that your chances of getting accepted are much higher if you are in a tech/IT related field.
Great, glad you found the answer! Homeschooling works great for us, for now. We will likely put the kids into international schools once we're no longer living the nomad life.
i am assuming here, are your kids not school age ? it wont be as exciting for those who have kids settled in UK schools and go away to test a new country
I know UK schools are SO strict about letting kids go on holiday during the academic year. You can try it out during summer holidays? Our kids are school age, and since I'm a teacher by profession I actually homeschool them for now. iA one day we plan to put them back in traditional schools once we settle somewhere, but for now this works great for us!
You can do home education in the UK as well but LA / doesn't pay for home education kids that means parents have to pay for tuition/ teaching , materials & extra curriculum activities also parents have to make a report and submit to a local home education officer once a year. 😢
