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  • @SairaHayati
    @SairaHayati  Před 18 dny +4

    If you’re planning on moving to malaysia and have any inquiries regarding visas etc,
    I’d love to help just text my PA on WhatsApp
    +447949829081
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    • @nakirahakan4628
      @nakirahakan4628 Před 11 dny

      Hello. Saira. W old. You. Please. Metion. Where. The. City. Or. Country. Side. The. Property. Near. George. Town. Penang. Or. Out side. Penang. You. Never. Mentioned. Once. Where. In. Malysia. Whe. Are. Interested. How ever. We. Need. The. Facts. Please Saira. Respond. In. Your. Own time. Inshallah

  • @kuamir573
    @kuamir573 Před měsícem +81

    alot of muslim from the west want to make hijrah to malaysia, hope you can make a business out of it, eid mubarak!

    • @twize4916
      @twize4916 Před měsícem +5

      Yes your experiences, knowledges and articulations really calming those who are curious about moving here.

    • @makedayasenlul7263
      @makedayasenlul7263 Před měsícem +1

      Yes!!!!

    • @first100k3
      @first100k3 Před měsícem +9

      Same stuff was happening in Turkey too in last few years. There was few CZcamsrs which was making same kind of promises/ possibilities/dreams etc but please investigate and see what happened there. So many people lost their all the money and went back to Pakistan. I m not saying we shouldn’t move to Malaysia but we should get together and work together and done full homework before start run like crazy people. Thanks.

    • @MKHAZARVI
      @MKHAZARVI Před měsícem +3

      Great info. May Allah reward you for this.

    • @user-nu2wc6rd6k
      @user-nu2wc6rd6k Před měsícem +3

      As long as everyone enters Malaysia legally and make sure not getting into any sort of scam , you r all very much welcomed❤

  • @clarkbl
    @clarkbl Před měsícem +87

    My family and I aren’t Muslim but we are traditional. Here in US several kids are dying from fentanyl overdoses in our high school every year. There’s no moral standard among young peers. We had to send our oldest daughter back to the Philippines, because at least there she will be shamed by classmates for wearing inappropriate clothes. I’d much rather have my daughters feel pressure to wear a hijab than to show their midriff. US has only gotten less affordable, more evil (that’s literally the best word for it), less human rights, and less safe. US hasn’t had a murder rate this high since 1996 with one of the highest murder rates in the world. We only get beat out by these low population island countries that only need a few murders to skyrocket their per capita numbers. Malaysia looks like a good option. Clean, safe, developed, and affordable. And most speak some English as a bonus.

    • @chaeneesah
      @chaeneesah Před měsícem +19

      Dont worry, although malaysia is a muslim country by constitution, we never forced anybody to wear hijab (unless in a mosque), and if u’re non muslim, of course it will not be a problem at all to not wear hijab.
      But to wear modestly (no matter u’re muslim or non-muslim) is kinda an unspoken rule, everybody just naturally understands this. And also if u’re in a government building, they are a rule on how to dress (basically just modest and formal)

    • @amiryazidali7659
      @amiryazidali7659 Před měsícem

      There are many non muslim Americans living long term in Malaysia. Do Search Andrew Taylor vlog on his venture in Malaysia

    • @narutokun5765
      @narutokun5765 Před měsícem +11

      U re very safe in any country rule by muslim……in muslim country u free to practice any religion as long as u not busybody or touch about islam sensitive things……u can live harmony in brunei, indonesia, malaysia, kuwait, egypt

    • @masterofpeace6421
      @masterofpeace6421 Před měsícem +7

      Its seems like people start abandon west and move other place...

    • @nazrinirwan805
      @nazrinirwan805 Před měsícem +9

      Welcome kind people, Malaysia will always be fine and bless, InsyaAllah

  • @sanshuma0
    @sanshuma0 Před měsícem +37

    This is sooo good. Pure information and zero bullshit. Other youtubers mix in so much smalltalk and unnecessary funny speckles to keep audience engaged. This was to the point, very clear, methodical and concise. Good channel. You should do some property videos around where you are covering a good cross-section so people know what to expect for what price etc.

  • @erone2203
    @erone2203 Před měsícem +24

    Property agents in Malaysia are required to have a registered licence from BOVAEP. You can check the REN TAG number to verify it. All agents must renew the licence every year or they will not allowed to practice.

    • @TravAlligator
      @TravAlligator Před měsícem +3

      Thanks for the advice. Could you recommend a reputed solicitor who helps with MM2H program?

  • @morben3386
    @morben3386 Před měsícem +24

    Salam sister, I am really interested to do the same move and for the same reasons, thank you so much for sharing, would you please be able to make a video on how to find a job in Malaysia before moving? Your help will be much appreciated. Thank you so much

  • @S40WBS
    @S40WBS Před měsícem +22

    cant believe your a grandmother! SubhanAllah!

    • @TheSusulove
      @TheSusulove Před 29 dny +1

      I was shocked when I heard grandchildren.
      Mashallah, you look very good.

  • @happyemojilearning2866
    @happyemojilearning2866 Před měsícem +14

    Love the content
    Very educational and informative
    Keep up the good work mashallah

  • @ubaidullah7772
    @ubaidullah7772 Před měsícem +22

    Sister you are awesome. We all Muslims feel proud about you that Allah has blessed you with so much talent.

    • @The_Bearded_King
      @The_Bearded_King Před měsícem +2

      Encouraging people to engage in riba and you’re proud of her? Yikes

    • @xchaix
      @xchaix Před měsícem +1

      ​@@The_Bearded_King riba? Sir, please point out? May be i missed. 😁

  • @sirajallie4682
    @sirajallie4682 Před měsícem +18

    Eid mubarak..I am a muslim south african made hijrah with my family to malaysia..
    On the issue also like to bring to your attention that certain areas for foreigners to buy with a certain limit
    Shukran

    • @uwais_p6738
      @uwais_p6738 Před měsícem +2

      Slm. Eid Mubarak. South African Muslim here as well considering relocating. How long have you been there for so far? What would you rate Malaysia compared to South Africa?

    • @TravAlligator
      @TravAlligator Před měsícem +2

      Congratulations brother. May I know if you came through MM2H program? Could you recommend a reputed solicitor who helped you with your move?

    • @ashrafulsarkar6708
      @ashrafulsarkar6708 Před 25 dny

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  • @bendi3323
    @bendi3323 Před měsícem +12

    btw Saira.. ringgit = ring gate to pronounce :)

  • @musjo3405
    @musjo3405 Před měsícem +3

    Thank you for educating the public on property investment in Malaysia! Perhaps Ministry of Tourism Malaysia could reward you for promoting Malaysia as a tourism and investment destination in Southeast Asia!

  • @muhd7144
    @muhd7144 Před měsícem +19

    6:00 That 3% is the property agent's fee actually - usually split 50:50 between the individual agent and his/her agency. So the property seller in effect receives 97% of the purchase price before expenses (legal fees, RPGT or real property gains tax and whatnot). It's a reasonable amount considering the agent has to put up adverts, show potential buyers around, etc. Plus the fact that if there is no sale, the agent receives no fee.
    9:14 Correction : stamp duty is payable ad valorem by every property purchaser, not just by foreign purchaser.

    • @yao9598
      @yao9598 Před měsícem

      What is ad valorem

    • @muhd7144
      @muhd7144 Před měsícem +3

      @@yao9598 Latin phrase for "according to value". For stamp duty it means the amount payable is a percentage of the property value - according to a schedule set by Inland Revenue.

    • @TravAlligator
      @TravAlligator Před měsícem

      ​@@muhd7144 She paid RM 80,000 for finding a property and for the paperwork. That sounds like a rip off. Is this normal or she got scammed?

    • @muhd7144
      @muhd7144 Před měsícem +2

      ​​@@TravAlligator If you watch and listen to the video (8:58 onward) carefully that RM 80k comprise stamp duty and legal fees plus other costs and disbursements.
      Stamp duty : Per government Budget 2024, effective 1st January 2024, foreigners have to pay flat 4% stamp duty on property purchase - hence RM40k on RM1m property purchase.
      Legal fees plus other costs and disbursements : Legal fees alone on RM1m property purchase amount to RM 11k - not including other costs and disbursements which for local purchasers RM 10k to 15k, but RM20k to RM30k for foreign purchasers.
      Conclusion : Overall that RM80k charge is fair and reasonable.

    • @TravAlligator
      @TravAlligator Před měsícem

      @@muhd7144 Thanks for giving the breakup of the amount. You have mentioned 4% stamp duty, legal fees, and other costs. What about agent commission? Is that additional? And what does "other cost and disbursement" mean what service is the buyer getting for this amount?

  • @Car_Fanatic
    @Car_Fanatic Před měsícem +8

    Saved to my malaysia playlist. Jazaks. Eid mubaraak

  • @alphagraficks1772
    @alphagraficks1772 Před měsícem +8

    Super rich content. JazakAllah for sharing it. 🎁 *Eid Mubarak to you and everyone reading it🌟
    May Allah ﷻ accept all of your ibaadah and services to your families and communities. May Allah ﷻ put barakah in all your efforts no matter the size, increase us in our ikhlas/sincerity, and make us consistent upon the good and in leaving off the bad.
    Please keep one another in your heartfelt duas 🤲

  • @lolitalolita3472
    @lolitalolita3472 Před měsícem +7

    Could you please do a video on how you migrated to Malaysia and cover the visa requirements please?

  • @yazctr
    @yazctr Před měsícem +4

    The nutrition course in 1 line -------- CALORIES IN vs CALORIES OUT
    KEEP THE PROTEIN HIGH to keep full!

  • @xchaix
    @xchaix Před měsícem +3

    We appreciate to have muslim teacher in this matter, tq sis 👍

  • @chhiparidersahmedabad.2022
    @chhiparidersahmedabad.2022 Před měsícem +3

    Subhan Allah.
    Maasha Allah.
    A Mother of Five.

  • @juelahmed8887
    @juelahmed8887 Před měsícem +2

    Salaam sister.
    Thank you for producing such high value contents. Keep going and may Allah reward you in what you do.

  • @user-ti8dm9mu3j
    @user-ti8dm9mu3j Před měsícem +10

    Salaam Saira thank you for being the trail blazer for Muslims in the west who want to move and live in a culture that aligns with their values.
    I am seriously looking at exploring my options about moving to Malaysia.

  • @Shaharadesert
    @Shaharadesert Před měsícem +2

    Salam Saira Jazak allahu khair for making this. ❤

  • @ankshakunshome-cooking3813
    @ankshakunshome-cooking3813 Před měsícem +3

    We regularly witch yr videos now, all the best and keep them coming 👍🏽🌟

  • @tisexblack
    @tisexblack Před měsícem +24

    if i hadnt watch this till the end, I couldve had jealousy and accidently left an evil eye on her because she gets to buy her own house in local land so easily (nauzubillah, may Allah purify my heart) while we as land inhabitors for generations (as malaysian with salary about RM1.8k) can never afford mortgages. but instead i watched till the end and feel motivated to improve my finance source in order to get to buy my own house, insyaAllah. please make alot of dua for b40 (bottom 40% income population) in the comment section struggling to survive with our low ringgit value.

    • @erone2203
      @erone2203 Před měsícem +2

      Foreigner can purchase a house with minimum value at 1 million. How many Malaysian can buy house with that price? So let it be sold to foreigners instead.

    • @zamzamahmed8139
      @zamzamahmed8139 Před měsícem +5

      Salam:
      Giving evil eye in islam means someone felt envy and jealousy. These are Haram or forbidden thoughts to muslims unless it happens by accident because they forgot to say MASHALLAH and ALLAHUMMA BARIK FIK.
      So guys, if you ever feel envy or jealousy please please remember what beautiful things our prophet Muhammad peace be upon him taught us. He told us: do not harm your brothers/sisters with your evil eye and say MASHALLAH if you like something about them.
      The prophet peace be upon him also told us that a true Muslim is the one who loves for his brother what he loves for himself. So if you cant afford to buy a house be grateful to Allah that this sister (your sister in Islam, if you are Muslim) can afford it. Her happiness and success should be your/our success. I am happy she can have what i cant have because Allah subhanahu wa ta'la gave her that permission. There is a reason why i can't buy it because that is not meant for me and as a Muslim i accept what Allah gives me in this world. We should always say ALHAMDULILLAH!
      Allah gives everyone different blessings and also different tests in life.
      So when i read your comment i realised how you are also blessed by Allah because you were lucky to be born and live in a muslim country ( if you are muslim). Unlike sister Saira you dont have to travel for an hour or two to find a good halal restaurant in UK. You also live in a beautiful peaceful (no war) country with a great weather that you can manage in your every day life (compared snowy cold canada or Siberia). You are also blessed to have all your family/relatives or most of them near you.
      Sadly for this sister she came to Malaysia to protect her two youngest children, a 15 and 8 years old son and daughter from homosexuality as now in UK they are teaching children at school that they can change sex if they want to. This sister came to Malaysia to protect her daughter's innocence from school teachings as this is law in UK. But also to give them a different perspective about islam because many children lose their Islamic religion when they finish secondary or college.
      So this lady she had to leave behind her job, her older married children, her beloved grandchildren and her best friends to come to live in a foreign country in Asia, and start from zero at maybe 47/50 years old instead of enjoying in UK all her hard work of 30 years.
      Also if you feel sad and jealous of other people's success or what they have the prophet s.a.w told us that we should never look at those who have more than us but instead look at the ones who have less than us.
      You should then realise that someone else might wish to have what you have. ...imagine instead of saying to you MashAllah/Allahumma barik fik they envy you and give you the evil eye? Will you like that?
      Please Read Surah Arrahman. In that surah Allah asks us human beings 'which of our favours do ye deny?' Read the translation into your language if you dont speak arabic.
      I would like everyone who reads this message to understand why in Islam the prophet S.A.W told us to read our daily adhkar. Morning and evening, so that people's evil eye doesn't affect us. The evil eye of the envious and jealous ones will not harm you if you read them in the morning after fajar and after the time of sunset at maghrib time.
      Read every morning into the palm of your hands as if your making a supplication one surah iqlas, 1 surah falaq and 1 surah Nas then blow that air light spit into your habds and wipe that into your body startting from the back of your head to the front and then we h back of your body wherever your hands/arms can reach. Reapet this 2 more times in total is 3 times. Do this 3 times every morning after you wake up at fajar or after fajar, and in the evening after sunset at maghrib time and when going to sleep. Search videos teaching about morning adhkar and evening adhkar and you will find many in youtube. Then after those 3 surahs read ayatul kursi and read all the other adhkars from the sunnah the morning and evenings are the same but some change by saying morning and others mention the evening. You can read the extra adhkar by walking or doing your usual chores.
      The evil eye is real and the prophet S.A.W told us that if anything could have changed our destiny the closest thing that could have done so is the evil eye. Nothing could ever change what Allah has decreed for us but the prophet S.A.W was emphasising how dangerous the evil eye of the envious and the jealous are to us. There is the story of 1 sahabi becoming epileptic and almost died because another sahabi commented to him how his skin was beautiful. So evil eye happens also when we are not jealous or envious. Extreme admiration can cause evil eye if we dont say MASHALLAH/ ALLAHUMMA BARIK. This is the hadith of prophet Muhammad S.A.W.
      So protect yourselves from it. We are told that we can also give evil eye out of admiration and not only through envy or jealousy. So if you like your hair or you look yourself into the mirror and you see something beautiful about yourself say MASHALLAH to yourself because you could harm yourself with your OWN evil eye and do so to your own loved ones like your own children, husband etc) and harm them with the evil eye. So When you like something about your children say MashAllah and teach them to read their adhkar from a very young age to protect themselves from evil eye. When you meet a friend with beautiful clothes and you really like what she is wearing and you keep admiring it dont forget to say MashAllah/Allahumma barik i like your dress/shoes etc..
      So protect yourselves and please stop posting the pictures of your beautiful children into social media and into your WhatsApp as people could envy you for having a lovely family as so many others dont dont have a family or children. If this has been helpful please let me know.if you are not sure what i said i can simplify it for you guys and reccomended boos about how to protect yourselves with adhkar. Please note you can tey to protect yourself but Allah decrees for you to be inflicted with evil eye it can still happen so just put your trust in Allah and pray for good in this world and for the akhirah.

    • @shukriramlee
      @shukriramlee Před měsícem +2

      Malaysian B40 can buy a house under the government scheme for as low as 40k ringgit. Which is equal to around 8k pounds 🤯

    • @tisexblack
      @tisexblack Před měsícem

      @@shukriramlee betul, ada skim perumahan utk b40, namun, hakikat PPR dan stigma masyarakat miskin mempunyai environment buruk utk besarkan anak2, mudah pengaruh rakan sebaya bukan2. penagih, penganggur, penjenayah, pencuri dan rakyat semua berbumbungkan atap yang sama, belum termasuk kemudahan yg tidak ada maintainance, ibu mengandung terpaksa naik berbelas tingkat bila lif berbulan, kadang bertahun rosak. ini semua hakikat. Walhal kerajaan menggalakkan warga asing datang dan membeli perumahan elite, yg keluasan tanah shaja lebih dari mewah.... Semua ini boleh mendatangkan kemarahan buat warga miskin yang benar2 mahukan hidup selesa (bukan senang, hanya cukup dipanggil selesa dan selamat), tanpa perlu risaukan environment anak2 membesar. sedangkan kerajaan boleh buat kawasan perumahan elit ini kepada perumahan yg lebih terancang untuk populasi b40. populasi per kawasan yang lebih teratur dan tidak overcrowded-kan satu kawasan sampai beribu orang setiap flat. sekadar perkongsian bagi yg tidak pernah tahu apa hakikat duduk di flat mcm mana.

    • @shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196
      @shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196 Před měsícem +5

      I hope anyone feeling like you realized she's been working hard, in a T20 job, ever since she was 14. It's not like she used to be a bibik that anyone gets to dismiss her success as only due to currency conversion. Seen so many comments like that that I can't help but to reiterate this. If you worked like she did even in ringgit, you'll also be getting same result. Please do away with your evil eyes.

  • @ShabanaYousaf-sx1bz
    @ShabanaYousaf-sx1bz Před měsícem +1

    Thanks sis and your videos are always so helpful and informative. Thank you and may Allah reward you. Xx

  • @aslammiah642
    @aslammiah642 Před měsícem +1

    Another informative video, thank you Saira 👍🏽

  • @aimeeb2071
    @aimeeb2071 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you for this video! So helpful!

  • @smohammed2821
    @smohammed2821 Před měsícem +2

    ❤❤❤❤❤ JazakAllah for your videos.

  • @zahidatabassum5503
    @zahidatabassum5503 Před měsícem

    Always good to hear you. Keep it up plz. Stay blessed always ❤

  • @natylino121
    @natylino121 Před měsícem +1

    Allahumma Barik sister Allah has blessed very much.
    Thank you for all your information. I very much interested moving over there. ❤

  • @OliveDreams
    @OliveDreams Před měsícem +2

    Your videos are so helpful!!!! Honestly your channel is like a treasure trove of knowledge for muslims living in the west that are considering moving to Malaysia. I was wondering whether in the future there's a chance that you would host a meet-up for women entrepreneurs/muslimahs in KL? I commented on one of your last videos mentioning that I am visiting in the summer/considering making the move and you provided me with your cell, With the volume of messages you receive, I imagine it's quite a task to keep up with them all. If you ever do host a meet-up I would love to attend. Thank you again and May Allah swt reward you for offering such beneficial knowledge/info to your viewers!

  • @user-kw4ps4co2j
    @user-kw4ps4co2j Před měsícem +3

    God bless you sister cant wait pack my suitcases to Malaysia

  • @shamenekarim822
    @shamenekarim822 Před měsícem +2

    Salaams...love this...very comprehensive and professional...from Trinidad and Tobago

  • @mohamedrifadh2643
    @mohamedrifadh2643 Před 26 dny

    Thanks, very useful lesson.
    Go on!!

  • @BeastSportsTM
    @BeastSportsTM Před měsícem +2

    Ma sha Allah bhaji thank you for all the advice

  • @au100
    @au100 Před měsícem +11

    Iron lady. I am a mortgage banker. She is spot on.

    • @Shab787
      @Shab787 Před měsícem +1

      Working in a bank is haram 100 percent. The earning is unlawful and cursed. May Allah forgive her and all of us. UK banks

    • @roslialamjaya
      @roslialamjaya Před měsícem +1

      People these days do not care about halal or haram anymore.😢

    • @__TechAI__
      @__TechAI__ Před 27 dny +1

      @@Shab787 No it is not. There are Shariah complient banks here in the UK. They will provide you with a mortgage, which is Shariah compliant also

    • @ashrafulsarkar6708
      @ashrafulsarkar6708 Před 25 dny

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  • @younesel
    @younesel Před měsícem +1

    Baarak Allahou feek, sister. I subbed, liked and left a comment. May Allah quide you well

  • @musjo3405
    @musjo3405 Před měsícem +3

    I would suggest, if purchasing property in Malaysia, please consider the developer's track record and location. Recently we have areas which are prone to flooding due to climate changes...do avoid those areas. Buy properties in a proper township with stormwater management facilities in place (retention pond, good drainage, higher up on a platform if landed).

    • @TravAlligator
      @TravAlligator Před měsícem

      Which areas in KL are prone to floods and should be avoided?

  • @saminachishtiali4414
    @saminachishtiali4414 Před měsícem +4

    Jzk very informative video

  • @ruslileman3787
    @ruslileman3787 Před měsícem +2

    Thanks for sharing, tabarakallah

  • @moazzemhossain1871
    @moazzemhossain1871 Před měsícem +2

    Salam. Eid Mubarak, sister. I have been watching almost all of your videos for the last several months. Many thanks for the information on different aspects of living in Malaysia that you have been providing through your posts . I understand that you are an Expatriate from the UK already living in Malaysia most probably through the "Malaysia Second Home" programme.
    I found your videos very informative and these are surely helpful for everyone , especially Muslims with different cultures/languages, who may be contemplating to live in Malaysia in the future. Please keep it up.
    In my opinion, there is absolutely no doubt that Malaysia is probably the best countries of the world to live in, especially for Muslims. This country is good for Non-Muslims as well, this being a generally moderate Muslim country, with much cheaper prices and people generally speaking and understanding English "reasonably" well . On a personal note, I may say that I am a quite elderly person (at late "seventies" of age and one of my daughters, currently living in the UK as an "Academic" , teaching at the London University) and hence your posts were very interesting to me through "some one else's eyes" , since I hold a "Malaysian Long Term Spouse Visa" (basically residing in a very big "continent-country" in the Oceania), being married to a Malaysia-born Muslim lady but we live both in Malaysia and overseas from time-to-time.
    At the end, may Allah bless you and your family and grant you all a peaceful and very happy and fruitful living in Malaysia, as per your expectation.

    • @TravAlligator
      @TravAlligator Před měsícem

      Assalamualaikum brother. Nice to read your insight. May I know from which country you are and when did you get married? Just curious how come you have not got Malaysian citizenship yet?

    • @moazzemhossain1871
      @moazzemhossain1871 Před měsícem +1

      In response to a few queries from one of the viewers on my original comments on Sister Saira's videos, please note that for any expatriate holding any type of Malaysian Long-Term visit visas (which are renewable and with "multiple- entry" provisions), it is NOT essential to take up Malaysian citizenship to continue to live in Malaysia. However, my understanding is that someone may get it after 10-15 years or so, initially probably going through the stage of "permanent residency" visa status.
      It really depends on the personal situation of the expatriate involved, such as, family situation, own profession (for living) and WHICH COUNTRY (i.e., NATIONALITY) HE OR SHE IS FROM , whether to seek Malaysian citizenship eventually down the track. It is to be remembered, however, that Malaysia does NOT allow "dual citizenships" for its own citizens and non-citizens (seeking Malaysian citizenship). As such, the "original" citizenships of the "non-citizens" have to be given up to qualify for Malaysian citizenship (along with many other requirements), if someone is interested towards the path of the "new citizenship".
      Once again, as stated in my earlier comments, I believe Malaysia is probably the best country in the world (especially for Muslims) to live in at younger and middle ages or after retirement , as personal situation may dictate over time as in my case. I hope this clarifies some of the questions raised.

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  • @rozenabashir7773
    @rozenabashir7773 Před 28 dny

    Amazing sister very informative thanku so much luv watxh8ng all ur vids ur r so inspirational 💖

  • @Suhaylan
    @Suhaylan Před měsícem +3

    Ms Hayati Selamat Hariraya 😊

  • @monaattiah3976
    @monaattiah3976 Před měsícem +1

    1000th like!!❤

  • @yahyanuur3680
    @yahyanuur3680 Před 29 dny +1

    Thank you very much sister. You video’s are always inspiration.

  • @salaheddinelakja8263
    @salaheddinelakja8263 Před měsícem

    Thank you so much for this video Saira

  • @Suhaylan
    @Suhaylan Před měsícem +2

    Asak Saira. Belated Eid Mubarak.

  • @dancingrose2.048
    @dancingrose2.048 Před 23 dny

    Very informative..thank you❤

  • @AshrafulAlam-zw1xw
    @AshrafulAlam-zw1xw Před měsícem +1

    Thank you very much for sharing this with us. Very useful.

  • @shaikr41
    @shaikr41 Před 11 dny

    Excellent. Very helpful. Jazak-Allah Khair

  • @narutokun5765
    @narutokun5765 Před měsícem +3

    U can be great teacher saira

  • @i4niable
    @i4niable Před měsícem +2

    Thanks for the informative video.
    Please do a video on rental values of condos and villas for generating passive income while retiring in Malaysia.
    Similarly low investment options such as convenience store gift shop eateries to generate passive income.
    Thanks.

  • @1bz2002
    @1bz2002 Před měsícem +1

    Jzk sis, great and informative video, Jazakallahkhayr for this.

  • @MuhammadTaj-io2th
    @MuhammadTaj-io2th Před měsícem +1

    Eid Mubarak to you and your whole family.

  • @MoAroundtheWorld1
    @MoAroundtheWorld1 Před 27 dny

    Good info! This for sure will be helpful

  • @Shaherazad
    @Shaherazad Před 8 dny

    This is very detailed, amazing. Thank You. xxx Allah Bless You Ameen.

  • @xiomasia6844
    @xiomasia6844 Před měsícem +5

    You power la madam. (local slang for errrrr you are power hahaha)

  • @xiaomashitu
    @xiaomashitu Před měsícem +1

    Nice sharing

  • @irfanalam813
    @irfanalam813 Před měsícem

    Clear and easy to follow information delivered with an engaging approach. Would love to understand more around employment opportunities for professionals in the social care/social work (child protection) sector.

  • @abdirashiddirie3522
    @abdirashiddirie3522 Před měsícem +1

    Thanks for the information

  • @darkreeze
    @darkreeze Před měsícem +1

    the rule pf thumb basically u need around 15% of cash money from the house price, The 15% should be suffiecient for 10% downpayment, another 5-6% for legal feees and stamp duty

  • @jeremysanderson9673
    @jeremysanderson9673 Před 8 hodinami

    Excellent explanation, thank you.

  • @gaithmohamed8757
    @gaithmohamed8757 Před měsícem +3

    i spent 6 years of my life in malaysia, and now you are convincing me to go back and buy a house there. can you please make a video with more details on what is the best way not to pay taxes :D.

    • @askarsepoi
      @askarsepoi Před 29 dny +1

      I think the right question is how to reduce tax, not avoid tax. Property directly related to tax because its will through valuation and stamping. Generally no way avoiding tax😂😂

    • @intanmohd1751
      @intanmohd1751 Před 27 dny +1

      I agree..

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    • @ij465
      @ij465 Před 21 dnem +1

      As native Muslim/ praticing Islam, it is sad to read from another Muslim on how to avoid paying tax. For us as Malaysian trying hard to practicing Mazhab Syafie even on Eid Zakat Fitr in money/ ringgit instead Imam Syafie allow on rice as medium of payment. Somehow some Malaysian tend to do twice the eid zakat fitr in our staying state and also in birth state because we knew by heart that this lands & waters (Malaysia 1957 or 1963) is passed down by our parents in jihadist blood & tears. Those foreingner/ expats either Muslim or Not please atleast do contribute wisely even ringgit value makes your own money seems more valueable. This secular Malaysia still a home or safe place for Muslim & intended for or have rights to be taken care as wakaf/ Islam land as fardhu kifayah or obligatory fardhu. Please migrate with the sense of practicing Muslim even all business applied hidden riba as currency value. Afwan.

    • @gaithmohamed8757
      @gaithmohamed8757 Před 21 dnem

      @@ij465 I live in Germany, and I do my best to pay zkat. Anyone moving from Europe to anywhere in the world understands why I wrote that 😂. Your comment shows your care and respect and why Malaysia is a great country.

  • @nazm6179
    @nazm6179 Před měsícem +2

    Thanks Saira, very informative. I was wondering what about healthcare and other insurance etc needed to live in Malaysia?

  • @abuyusuf4926
    @abuyusuf4926 Před měsícem

    You explained it really well, understand everything clearly. May Allah grant us the tawfeeq to do hijrah for his sake. Aameen.

  • @arrow007
    @arrow007 Před měsícem +3

    She said she got grandchildren, how old is she.

  • @anissacherif3359
    @anissacherif3359 Před měsícem

    Thanks a lot for these information. For those who don't have the capacity to buy a place in Malaysia. Would it be kind to advise about renting opportunities. Thanks again for your amazing sharing

  • @PankhaWala
    @PankhaWala Před měsícem +1

    Thanks a lot for the intro sis, now I know where you can be trusted hopefully. Is there opportunities to buy over long term instalment over say 2-5 years? I have couple of years before kids finish college but I like to prepare ahead.

  • @SOMEOMEFROMNOWHERE
    @SOMEOMEFROMNOWHERE Před měsícem +1

    Agent job is to look for buyer,any payment made must be thru lawyer because they are the one whose going to distribute the money after confirmation from saler. Nobody taking money before authorisation from saler and lawyer.

  • @funnymoneys8328
    @funnymoneys8328 Před měsícem +2

    Allahumma barik - very intelligent

  • @Fazwaans
    @Fazwaans Před měsícem

    Thans for sharing your knowledge with everyone. Sister i have almost all your videos. Can you kindly make video about heath care cost in Malaysia. Thanks

  • @tofytisa6576
    @tofytisa6576 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you. JazakiLlah kheyr. Please Could you talk about school and education primary to secondary through to uni and also health and medical

    • @narutokun5765
      @narutokun5765 Před měsícem

      If primary school and secondary is enough u go sekolah kebangsaan / sekolah menengah kebangsaan provide by goverment…. Take spm and go to any public university u want…about medical enough u go goverment klinik or hospital

    • @nazrinirwan805
      @nazrinirwan805 Před měsícem

      School pre primary secondary uni health medical are superb, no worry

  • @ellehanim9559
    @ellehanim9559 Před měsícem +3

    Check the legal firm reputation with Bar council

  • @ankshakunshome-cooking3813
    @ankshakunshome-cooking3813 Před měsícem

    Hi Saira, thanks for this video and all the info you gave, do you have any on renting? Best wishes

  • @shabsash4167
    @shabsash4167 Před 17 dny

    great channel sister :) -- my sisters name is saira too! haha :)

  • @tabster30
    @tabster30 Před měsícem +1

    Great content Saira.
    When you're mentioning the sizes of UK houses. Scotland will get you a lot more house than somewhere near where you're from (in the south)
    I must say you are very head strong to be able to make the move BUT arent there times when you have doubts about making this move?... How long before the dust has settled or has that phase already passed for you and your family?
    Kind regards
    Fraz

    • @Autumn74
      @Autumn74 Před 26 dny

      I’d love a stately home in rural Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 or a castle!!😅😅

  • @supreme8189
    @supreme8189 Před měsícem

    You are a legend mashallah.

  • @Khaled-cy1nv
    @Khaled-cy1nv Před měsícem +1

    Informative video. It is clear that you have experience in this field. I suggest that you provide at least hourly consultations service for those wishing to buy or invest in real estate in Malaysia for foreigners as I believe that many will benefit Inshallah. .

    • @Peter-pe6pp
      @Peter-pe6pp Před 10 dny

      Good luck, watching her videos any local will spot several errors. If you want a consultant I suggest you look for a Malaysian.

  • @shaikmansur
    @shaikmansur Před měsícem +1

    Hopefully you can also do a video on how to get kids enrolled in schools? Local vs international schools.

  • @salahaddin2009
    @salahaddin2009 Před měsícem

    Inspirational thanks

  • @yasmina7548
    @yasmina7548 Před měsícem

    Mashallah, mother and grandmother. Wouldn’t think it

  • @ItsLizzy82
    @ItsLizzy82 Před měsícem +1

    ..girl I can't get past anything because you said you have grand children??? Girl what? I thought you were in your late 30's or early 40's!! Love your videos and I didn't know you were on tiktok but I'm gonna follow you from my daughters account! Fantastic information and it would be great if you could do a meet and greet in KL, preferably around June since I will be there then LOL My family and I are absolutely done with Canada, we do not want this madness for our kids and after last year visiting KL we know Malaysia was it for us.

  • @nazrinirwan805
    @nazrinirwan805 Před měsícem +2

    Welcome kind people, bring pound/usd into MYR, where luxurious is affordable here

  • @yasmina7548
    @yasmina7548 Před měsícem +1

    Appreciate the video sister❤ how did you decide which city you wanted to live in?

  • @wishywashy2658
    @wishywashy2658 Před 27 dny +1

    Aslm Alkm Sister. May Allah bless you and your family for your effort and trying to help the rest of us. Allahumma Aameen.
    Sister pls share the estate agent details you used. This will make me have peace knowing you trusted you used and Alhmdllh you succeeded! Jazak Allah khayran.

  • @Peter-pe6pp
    @Peter-pe6pp Před 10 dny +1

    If you look up the Malaysian property market you will find out its not easy to break even or turn a profit if you decide to sell in a few years. Rental yields are low too. Moreover the Ringgit declining has led to many foreigners losing on the exchange. I suggest you look into these things before you jump in. Given that you can only come in on temporary visas, you might not live in Malaysia long term.

    • @lindc1070
      @lindc1070 Před 10 dny

      Unless you are sure you can and will stay long term( like married to a Malaysian) its safer to rent

  • @ferozasharif2066
    @ferozasharif2066 Před měsícem

    Thank you so much for your insights into buying a house in Malaysia.
    Can i use my superannuation funds to buy a property in Malaysia? Any information would be greatly appreciated 😊

  • @Shab787
    @Shab787 Před měsícem +1

    Very useful and factual. Question is the loan that the Malaysian bank gives it is interest base or profit base?

  • @vogesh6861
    @vogesh6861 Před měsícem

    do not get an agent if you could find a house yourself ( waste of money), it's so easy to do, go to any housing development project office you like, they would even handle it with their own solicitor, you can save fees like alot alot, it's not mandatory to appoint a solicitor as a purchaser. Look at solicitor's remuneration act if you are confused on why you would save alot. hope it helps.

  • @VirtualAnomly
    @VirtualAnomly Před měsícem

    Great content

  • @orchidlady14
    @orchidlady14 Před 25 dny

    Hi Saira... you're the youngest looking gran ive seen mashaAllah... please do a video about bungalows as promised..so interested to see what they are like and how much they cost...
    Love watching your videos... especially when you're just pottering around... love your life vlogs... and kudis to your camera person... lots of live from a uk Muslim ( also called Saira) living in Abu Dhabi ..

  • @nikitaaltamimi9215
    @nikitaaltamimi9215 Před 23 dny

    Thank you so much for all the info you share. I will wait to see your video on house purchase through a loan. Could you also include a loan with 0% down payment? Is it even possible?
    Let’s say we are coming over bc my husband got a job there. Could we possibly finance a house within the first year if he makes between 15-20k ringgit a month ?

  • @RedRose-uw9bo
    @RedRose-uw9bo Před 8 dny

    You are very talented i am surprise to know you are a grandma you look so young mashallha.❤❤❤🎉🎉

  • @christinerobertson
    @christinerobertson Před měsícem +1

    Such a shame you left the UK, I use to watch your ticktock and wanted to visit you in your office for property advice. I wish you well in Malaysia

  • @Beyondthedreamofreality
    @Beyondthedreamofreality Před měsícem +1

    Thank you

  • @TazBo-wd2ig
    @TazBo-wd2ig Před měsícem

    International school prices please. Great content.

  • @pmtibrm
    @pmtibrm Před měsícem +2

    Hi Can you clarify about visa charges, medical insurance if i am taking MM2H silver visa can i sponcer my family pls clarify about the charges individually and at the time of renewal how much i have to pay

  • @GalaxyEvo77
    @GalaxyEvo77 Před měsícem +1

    Im interested to know everyones thoughts on the mortgages and halal mortgages from an islamic perspective. Im from the UK and there are mixed views on mortgages here. Saira please could you go in depth on the 'home loans' in Malaysia. Alot of the muslims here would love to move to malaysia but are struggling financially. Ultimately we want to do what is right by Allah. Jzk 🙏

  • @ryangrantking
    @ryangrantking Před měsícem

    Love IT

  • @sagrodasia
    @sagrodasia Před 25 dny

    I assume you moving as an investor , advisor and a good partner for my agriscience which will be a nice challenge, In sha Allah . Jumaat Kareem & Eid Mubarak