Since my budget is US $2400, I split it 3 ways - $800/rent and utilities, $800/living expenses, $800/savings or travel. I was hoping to rent a 1BR at Straits Residences for RM 3500 because I really want a place with a balcony facing the waterfront. Hoping they relax MM2H though I might qualify under the new MDEC De Rantau Digital Nomad visa for 2 years since I work online. Wish me luck!
One of the best monthly budget breakdowns for living in Malaysia for 2023. Thanks and keep us posted on the Malaysian government retirement requirements for foreigners.
Taylor, I have no intention of ever moving to Malaysia but I have to say that I'm addicted to your soothing voice. I love your personality and the content is very interesting even to someone with no plans of going to Malaysia. I love to learn about different places, cultures, lifestyles and foods and that's why I love your channel so.
One of the reasons the government raised the entry requirements is to prevent misused of the MM2H programme. There were participants who used the programme for gaining profit through property speculation in the market. The participants don’t stay in the country and don’t contribute the local economy. On the other hand, their involvement would create never ending of upward spiralling of property prices. So, sadly the government has no alternative but to raise the entry requirements.
It would seem like if that were their only concern the other replies of limiting foreigners to owning no more than 1 unit would have been a better solution
Why not just fix a minimum time period that MM2H entrant can sell their real estate instead of using the sledgehammer approach? The policy was badly thought through.
Keep up the videos! I discovered your channel just a couple days ago and have learned a ton! Im looking to move to Malaysia at some point in my 20s and your content has helped me feel much more eager and confident about it.
You put a lot of thought into this cost vlog. Much appreciated. Hope the MM2H program will eventually loosen their requirements. I also agree that money does not buy class. Lastly, I always appreciate an Earl Grey cameo. Looking forward to your next vlog. Cheers.
Scotland Calling!😄👋🏻 Nice video Andrew n informative - a fun watch! Yes too bad about the retirement visa going up! Many overseas executives who worked in great companies would also find it off putting, shame really as retirees spend lots of money eating out, shopping etc! 👋🏻😄
Andrew, I love your videos. They are simple, sincere, informative and without pretention. I live in Florida and have owned properties overseas and renting is a great way to get to know an area. So many Americans are retiring without enough money to live comfortably in the US but with plenty of money if they make good choices. Wonderful information you provide them. Thank you and keep up the great! work!!!
Thanks Taylor, a very interesting video. If I am ever lucky enough to live in KL, my budget would of necessity have to be a bit lower than your $2000. Nevertheless, looking at yours I think that would be quite achievable. Having been to KL many times, I am quite comfortable using either the very good public transport or the Bolt alternative. My food expenses and other items on your list, I think would possibly be lower, so, now that I have seen your budget I more comfortable in one day making the transition.
Incredible video! As some one who will be moving to Malaysia (KL) for work in few months this was so unbelievably useful video. I'm bing watching all of your videos hehe 😅
Hi Taylor, Greetings from the U.K. thanks for your ever so enlightening videos. Do you have any content on private houses in KL? Saw the one with the judge. Thanks
Very interesting! I've been trying to watch as many of your videos as I can & am hoping to find out why you left Penang for KL, just out of curiosity. Maybe I haven't found the right video yet. My husband works in high tech and has been to Penang many times and I got to spend a few days there. We stayed in Georgetown at the Eastern & Oriental hotel (i think that's the name). We took a Grab to the botanic gardens and drove past some amazing British Colonial homes that looked like they were abandoned. Of course, ever since then we've dreamed of buying one! But your point of wanting to be high in the sky without spiders and other wildlife is a good one, so maybe a modern condo would be better! Thanks for the great info
i know a lot of rich people who are pretty low quality --- LOL , snarky !!! Hope the MM2H does moderate - I would love to go back to Malaysia. nice to know about the Georgetown area .... Penang and Kulim is what I know but lived when corporate traveling in KL in a downtime 5 star - with its standard 5-culture breakfasts .... Glad you found your ex-pat home - congratulations. I subscribed ; will have to visit and look around --- check back with you for 2024 ... nice channel -- great info.
Can I put in my 2 cent worth of advise. I don't know how to choose a good agent but be carful. Read the contract, it may include internet make sure it is connected otherwise you will wait 3 -4 weeks. It more than likely will be + electricity. Get them to right an estimate in the contract that includes full air con use other wise they will take you for a ride.TAKE PHOTOS when you move in of everything not just the bad bits. Will save hassles later on exit as they will try and charge you. Also in contract get a fixed date for deposit return. Basically do not trust anybody. Oh enjoy!!
Nice place you have in KL for sure. Ever thought of moving slightly further out the city to areas like PJ? You would probably get more bang for your buck, rent wise.
I live in Bangsar South and paid Rm1.7 million cash for my condo 4 bed over looking Gasing Hill on 37th floor 1.7Ksq feet. Budget per month for us is about USD$16,000 per month. So no problem with the new MM2H requirements if they decided to reverse it again, who knows right.
MM2H was recently brought up by one of the MP at parliament for review. Wait for feedback later. But very likely this will be opposed by the opposition members who raised the bar previously.
Tq Taylor pretty explicit break down,I wonder wat's d cost of livin down south peninsula Malaysia in J.B,cud b my potential location to stay,kindda off d beaten path fr mny expatriates though...sounds interesting state too
Would you talk about some nice furnished rental apartments and houses? I am not going to buyafter I retire. I am working in the states right now. I am from an Asian and single. Most of time, I will stay home and not travel much. The budget is around US2000 for rent. I am looking at Ritz Carlson 1 bedroom. I am not sure if it is worth or there are better options. I prefer not owing anything so I prefer to be furnished. Thanks for your videos.
@@andrewtaylor4558 Putrajaya is always meant to be a tranquil city, because the Prime Minister needs a very serene environment to deal with both national and international affairs, as well as fulfilling every Malaysian people's basic needs!
Taylor , if one didn't want to commit to the MM2H programme just yet, would it be possible to say, take a 6-12 month lease on an apartment in KL or Penang, then stay for 3 months, fly out for a week, fly back and stay for another 3 months and so on? And I'm not sure whether its 90 days or 30 days for a tourist visa. It's not super clear.
It depends on what country you are from but the US passport they give 90 days. You could most likely do what you are saying. They don’t like you to make a habit of that though. 😊
You can do visa runs, and Malaysia is very tolerant of it. But they like you to stay out for several weeks before coming back in, and they might question why you're not returning to your home country. Since it is visa-on-arrival they can, of course, refuse entry. Sometimes, by discretion, they might issue only a 12 day visa and refuse to give you another 90 days. An example of this might be someone with lots of visits in their passport and they're carrying a guitar. The Malaysians might decide they're a busker (and an undesireable). So if you don't have residency and you rely on 90 day tourist visas, it can be tricky. Some people do it for years, though. It means a holiday in Thailland every 90 days and then hope Malaysia lets you back in.
@@davidd5226 Yep. A short term strategy. Easily do it for a year, especially if you mix up your destinations a bit. Don't make an obvious pattern. The authorities are looking for illegal workers. They might sspect you of living in Malaysia on tourist visas while working. That's why they prefer you to stay out a few weeks before going back in. It suggests you're not working a regular job.
I live on a RM 3000.00 per month. I have my own house. Soo rent is out of the equation. My car is fully paid. My medical bills are taken care by the government. This value supports 3 adults. I just live to survive month to month.
Mr Taylor, Thanks for your video as always. Can you please give us a breakdown as to how your income is $2k? I know this is asking a lot.... SS + ivestments? You and your partners SS? Etc... Each of us knows what our budget is... Either by our self or 2 peoples retirement income. Thnx soooo much!
Mr. Taylor, could I ask how do you receive your SS payment every month? Does the SS Administration credit them into your bank account in M’sia? I don’t think they will mail the checks to a foreign country.
Thank you so much Mr. Taylor for all the information and videos you had shared. I really appreciate it. Hope to hear from you the report on relaxation of MM2H soon!
Hello! Andrew, I visited a web site of Malaysia my second home, and I can’t find exactly what’s required to expatriate over there, we are both retired my wife and me, there’s some confusion on the web site, with more than 5,000 $US are we allowed to stay in Malaysia with a long term Visa
Hi Andrew, where (which insurance company) do you recommend an expat from the US and over 60 years old buy medical health insurance in Penang? Thank you.
Moving Earl Grey? I don't recommend it...he bites! 😁 I saw your building when I was there in January. I was at the Element hotel, its by the Linc. Our room on the 44th floor looked out in your direction. I remember your video on your building, very distinct look. Can I borrow RM 10,000 a month? I would be constantly cleaning 6,000 sqft.🤣🤣🤣
I am thinking of staying in Penang for two months next summer with my teenager son to explore Penang. We are from the states. What is the best way to find. Short term rental property for two months in Penang? Thank you Taylor.
The ultimate go to channel for retiring in Malaysia! Well done Andrew!
Thanks CK! 😊
Since my budget is US $2400, I split it 3 ways - $800/rent and utilities, $800/living expenses, $800/savings or travel. I was hoping to rent a 1BR at Straits Residences for RM 3500 because I really want a place with a balcony facing the waterfront. Hoping they relax MM2H though I might qualify under the new MDEC De Rantau Digital Nomad visa for 2 years since I work online. Wish me luck!
Good luck Linda! 😊
Good enough
One of the best monthly budget breakdowns for living in Malaysia for 2023.
Thanks and keep us posted on the Malaysian government retirement requirements for foreigners.
Will do! 😊
Taylor, I have no intention of ever moving to Malaysia but I have to say that I'm addicted to your soothing voice. I love your personality and the content is very interesting even to someone with no plans of going to Malaysia.
I love to learn about different places, cultures, lifestyles and foods and that's why I love your channel so.
One of the reasons the government raised the entry requirements is to prevent misused of the MM2H programme. There were participants who used the programme for gaining profit through property speculation in the market. The participants don’t stay in the country and don’t contribute the local economy. On the other hand, their involvement would create never ending of upward spiralling of property prices. So, sadly the government has no alternative but to raise the entry requirements.
They could have just put a limit on how many properties you can buy.
They could also required Mm2h holders to buy ONE home at minimal price $1 m RM or more
It would seem like if that were their only concern the other replies of limiting foreigners to owning no more than 1 unit would have been a better solution
Why not just fix a minimum time period that MM2H entrant can sell their real estate instead of using the sledgehammer approach? The policy was badly thought through.
Excellent breakdown, I appreciate you covering different budgets, that is very helpful.
Thank you for the breakdown Taylor! Super helpful...🙏🌈
You're so welcome! 😊
Keep up the videos! I discovered your channel just a couple days ago and have learned a ton! Im looking to move to Malaysia at some point in my 20s and your content has helped me feel much more eager and confident about it.
Best of luck! 😊
Great video, you put a lot of work into breaking everything down! Very informative!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Terrific video Taylor! Thank you for the detailed information...again!! Hugs to Earl Grey!
Watching from France, I really appreciate your video!!
Awesome! Thank you! 😊
Thanks Taylor! great job
Another great video Taylor, always nice to see Earlgrey living his best life
Always!
Thanks again andrew. It sure helps people like me who are contemplating a move back for retirement.
You put a lot of thought into this cost vlog. Much appreciated. Hope the MM2H program will eventually loosen their requirements. I also agree that money does not buy class. Lastly, I always appreciate an Earl Grey cameo. Looking forward to your next vlog. Cheers.
Thanks Gary! 😊
Scotland Calling!😄👋🏻 Nice video Andrew n informative - a fun watch! Yes too bad about the retirement visa going up! Many overseas executives who worked in great companies would also find it off putting, shame really as retirees spend lots of money eating out, shopping etc! 👋🏻😄
Yes, so true! 😊
Lovely video Taylor living in Malaysia on one of the higher budgets would be glorious
It would! 😊
Nice video, Taylor. Thank you.
You are so welcome! 😊
Andrew, I love your videos. They are simple, sincere, informative and without pretention. I live in Florida and have owned properties overseas and renting is a great way to get to know an area. So many Americans are retiring without enough money to live comfortably in the US but with plenty of money if they make good choices. Wonderful information you provide them. Thank you and keep up the great! work!!!
Thank you so much 😊
Malaysia 's weather is so suitable for retirees.
Very informative vlog Tailor, thanks!❤❤❤
My pleasure!! 😊
Very details Andy. Thanks...and have a very nice weekend.
Thanks, you too! 😊
Well done, Andrew,
Very informative great vlog thanks Taylor
Thanks for watching!😊
Thank you it was great to know all the prices for living.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Love Mr. Earl Gray!! 😻 Thank you for all the information!
You bet! 😊
This is a very interesting video. It is fascinating to see what your money provides for housing and an estimated budget. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Thanks Taylor, a very interesting video. If I am ever lucky enough to live in KL, my budget would of necessity have to be a bit lower than your $2000. Nevertheless, looking at yours I think that would be quite achievable. Having been to KL many times, I am quite comfortable using either the very good public transport or the Bolt alternative. My food expenses and other items on your list, I think would possibly be lower, so, now that I have seen your budget I more comfortable in one day making the transition.
Glad I could help! 😊
Nice video 👏🏼
this is nice breakdown
Incredible video! As some one who will be moving to Malaysia (KL) for work in few months this was so unbelievably useful video. I'm bing watching all of your videos hehe 😅
Thank you so much 😊
Terrific video.
Thanks 😊
Thanks for sharing Andrew 👍
Earl Grey 😍😻🇲🇾
My pleasure! 😊
Good video!
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Hi Taylor, Greetings from the U.K. thanks for your ever so enlightening videos. Do you have any content on private houses in KL? Saw the one with the judge. Thanks
Check out the one on Ukay Heights. It has a penthouse KL apartment.
Thank you Taylor, will do so. We arrive this Monday! Very excited! Best wishes, Shakun @@andrewtaylor4558
Very interesting! I've been trying to watch as many of your videos as I can & am hoping to find out why you left Penang for KL, just out of curiosity. Maybe I haven't found the right video yet. My husband works in high tech and has been to Penang many times and I got to spend a few days there. We stayed in Georgetown at the Eastern & Oriental hotel (i think that's the name). We took a Grab to the botanic gardens and drove past some amazing British Colonial homes that looked like they were abandoned. Of course, ever since then we've dreamed of buying one! But your point of wanting to be high in the sky without spiders and other wildlife is a good one, so maybe a modern condo would be better! Thanks for the great info
I’ll put you out of your misery. I don’t have a video about it but I moved to KL for a new relationship. 😊
An EXCELLENT CHART!
Thanks! 😊
Nice video. You are living a good life @USD2000/month. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching! 😊
Ballpark average figure for renting a condo apartment in KL with 2-3 br and pool is rm1500 imo in surrounding suburb but increases in central KL.
Yep 👍
i know a lot of rich people who are pretty low quality --- LOL , snarky !!!
Hope the MM2H does moderate - I would love to go back to Malaysia. nice to know about the Georgetown area .... Penang and Kulim is what I know but lived when corporate traveling in KL in a downtime 5 star - with its standard 5-culture breakfasts ....
Glad you found your ex-pat home - congratulations.
I subscribed ; will have to visit and look around --- check back with you for 2024 ...
nice channel -- great info.
Thank you so much 😊
Can I put in my 2 cent worth of advise. I don't know how to choose a good agent but be carful. Read the contract, it may include internet make sure it is connected otherwise you will wait 3 -4 weeks. It more than likely will be + electricity. Get them to right an estimate in the contract that includes full air con use other wise they will take you for a ride.TAKE PHOTOS when you move in of everything not just the bad bits. Will save hassles later on exit as they will try and charge you. Also in contract get a fixed date for deposit return. Basically do not trust anybody. Oh enjoy!!
Good advice. I lost rm 4,000 from one bad landlord already. Luckily I have also had 2 good ones too. 😊
You're awesome.. Malaysia Boleh😬💪❤️🇲🇾❤️
Thanks 😊
Love your manner. ✌🏿
Thank you so much 😊
9:36 house is beautiful
I was just about to suggest Taylor update cost of living expat. Taylor is sure a mind reader.😂😂😂
Yes that is
Nice place you have in KL for sure. Ever thought of moving slightly further out the city to areas like PJ? You would probably get more bang for your buck, rent wise.
I like being near KLCC. 😊
@@andrewtaylor4558 It is definitely a vibe living smack right at downtown KL. Keep up the videos - you just gained a new subscriber! :)
I live in Bangsar South and paid Rm1.7 million cash for my condo 4 bed over looking Gasing Hill on 37th floor 1.7Ksq feet. Budget per month for us is about USD$16,000 per month. So no problem with the new MM2H requirements if they decided to reverse it again, who knows right.
Great for you! 😊
MM2H was recently brought up by one of the MP at parliament for review. Wait for feedback later. But very likely this will be opposed by the opposition members who raised the bar previously.
Yep. That was why there is de rantau
Spot on Taylor
Money does not equate to quality
Think for Australians
We are nearby, 8 hours flight, no need to have mm2h
Perhaps you can do a video on how one lives on USD2000 in America’s city, suburb and rural area
You can survive on that amount if you live in your car and get a gym membership for showering down here in Florida, but the heat and humidity sucks.
Thanks for this wonderful video n for sharing your review on d cost of living in Malaysia.
My pleasure 😊
@@andrewtaylor4558 😀
Tq Taylor pretty explicit break down,I wonder wat's d cost of livin down south peninsula Malaysia in J.B,cud b my potential location to stay,kindda off d beaten path fr mny expatriates though...sounds interesting state too
More costly than in KL because of close proximity to Singapore, but it's still affordable for foreigners.
Oh yes, there are much more affordable places to live in Malaysia. 😊
Earl Grey is too sweet
Hahaha 🤣
Hi Andrew, good job with cost breakdown! But where would you suggest to go waiting for MM2H to go down? Philippines, Indonesia?
Not sure. I have a friend who is just travelling around SE Asia using tourist visas. I’m not sure that would work for me though. 😊
Would you talk about some nice furnished rental apartments and houses? I am not going to buyafter I retire. I am working in the states right now.
I am from an Asian and single. Most of time, I will stay home and not travel much. The budget is around US2000 for rent. I am looking at Ritz Carlson 1 bedroom. I am not sure if it is worth or there are better options. I prefer not owing anything so I prefer to be furnished.
Thanks for your videos.
I suggest propertyguru.com
Since I'm a supporter of the Prime Minister, I would like to retire in Putrajaya, especially since the new MP was our previous Minister of Education!
It’s really nice there! 😊
@@andrewtaylor4558 Putrajaya is always meant to be a tranquil city, because the Prime Minister needs a very serene environment to deal with both national and international affairs, as well as fulfilling every Malaysian people's basic needs!
So true Andrew.There are a lot of stuck up people who are arrogant & downright low quality even though they are rich.
Taylor , if one didn't want to commit to the MM2H programme just yet, would it be possible to say, take a 6-12 month lease on an apartment in KL or Penang, then stay for 3 months, fly out for a week, fly back and stay for another 3 months and so on? And I'm not sure whether its 90 days or 30 days for a tourist visa. It's not super clear.
It depends on what country you are from but the US passport they give 90 days. You could most likely do what you are saying. They don’t like you to make a habit of that though. 😊
You can do visa runs, and Malaysia is very tolerant of it. But they like you to stay out for several weeks before coming back in, and they might question why you're not returning to your home country. Since it is visa-on-arrival they can, of course, refuse entry. Sometimes, by discretion, they might issue only a 12 day visa and refuse to give you another 90 days. An example of this might be someone with lots of visits in their passport and they're carrying a guitar. The Malaysians might decide they're a busker (and an undesireable). So if you don't have residency and you rely on 90 day tourist visas, it can be tricky. Some people do it for years, though. It means a holiday in Thailland every 90 days and then hope Malaysia lets you back in.
@@harpermcalpineblack8573 Thanks...so perhaps a good ploy to stay a couple of times (say 6 months) but not sustainable long term.
@@davidd5226 Yep. A short term strategy. Easily do it for a year, especially if you mix up your destinations a bit. Don't make an obvious pattern. The authorities are looking for illegal workers. They might sspect you of living in Malaysia on tourist visas while working. That's why they prefer you to stay out a few weeks before going back in. It suggests you're not working a regular job.
Penang. 11000 sq ft is the way to go
😂😂😂 Sure!
I live on a RM 3000.00 per month. I have my own house. Soo rent is out of the equation. My car is fully paid. My medical bills are taken care by the government.
This value supports 3 adults.
I just live to survive month to month.
I wish good luck and good health.
Wow tks for all the great info! Can you buy an apartment? And if so, how much would it cost approx?
Thanks. I recommend renting but condos cost anywhere from $200,000 US and up. 😊
Can you please do a house tour
Check this out.
czcams.com/video/6FwUKUd_M_A/video.htmlsi=QxCEXRftJIQl_MaS
What apartments in Penang besides The Cove in Penang that has access to beach near the apartment ?
There are a few along that stretch in Tanjung Bungah. Infinity, Sri Golden Bay, Springtide.
Mr Taylor, Thanks for your video as always. Can you please give us a breakdown as to how your income is $2k? I know this is asking a lot.... SS + ivestments? You and your partners SS? Etc... Each of us knows what our budget is... Either by our self or 2 peoples retirement income. Thnx soooo much!
Thanks 😊. My income is Social Security and rental income from my condo in Florida. Hope that helps!
Mr. Taylor, could I ask how do you receive your SS payment every month? Does the SS Administration credit them into your bank account in M’sia? I don’t think they will mail the checks to a foreign country.
@@sueannetan4492 No, it is deposited into my US bank and I have to transfer the money to Malaysia. 😊
Thank you so much Mr. Taylor for all the information and videos you had shared. I really appreciate it. Hope to hear from you the report on relaxation of MM2H soon!
I would have to cut down on some expenses, I only get $1,700 a month.
😞
Taylor, I protest. Couldn’t you have move to another spot and allowed EG to have his nap?
Hello! Andrew, I visited a web site of Malaysia my second home, and I can’t find exactly what’s required to expatriate over there, we are both retired my wife and me, there’s some confusion on the web site, with more than 5,000 $US are we allowed to stay in Malaysia with a long term Visa
Yes with the Sarawak MM2H. 😊
I never hear condo fees mentioned. Are they always included included in the rent
Yes, included in rent. Paid by the owner. 😊
You are so cute. Love Earl Grey too.
Thanks 😊
Hi any updates for the Mm2h?
Not yet. 😩
May i know the name of the plastic surgeon who did your lower eye lid bags?
Dr Vanessa Naseem Neoh
04-238 3491
At Island Hospital in Penang. 😊
We know of people getting the digital nomad 1 year or 2 year visa...
Do you still get life / health insurance after the age of 70 yo?
Don’t know. I’m interviewing a Health Insurance agent soon.
Thanks as always Taylor .if I had that amount of money I’d live in Singapore not Malaysia 😂
Hi Andrew. I'm moving to Malaysia in Nov. Just wonder any insurance agent that you will recommend? Thx
I’m going to be interviewing an agent for my channel in the next couple of weeks. Stay tuned! 😊
Looking forward Andrew
Wlc to malaysia..🎉
house cleaning? Please DIY :D
Paying for a house cleaner is an affordable luxury, outside the US. For me, this is a must have. I did enough cleaning in the US to last a lifetime.
I agree! 😊
I thought the MM2H requires a 10k a month income. I am sad that the income required has gone up
It could change
Hi Andrew, where (which insurance company) do you recommend an expat from the US and over 60 years old buy medical health insurance in Penang? Thank you.
Well, I have Prudential but I’m interviewing a Health Insurance agent in the next couple weeks so should have more info then! 😊
Thank you so much for the info. Please let us know the result of the interview with the new agent. We look forward to it.
@@vivienwoo-yb5vx it will be a video on my channel! 😊
Thank you. My husband and I are your fans. We look forward to watching your videos.😃
@@vivienwoo-yb5vx Thank you so much 😊
Moving Earl Grey? I don't recommend it...he bites! 😁 I saw your building when I was there in January. I was at the Element hotel, its by the Linc. Our room on the 44th floor looked out in your direction. I remember your video on your building, very distinct look.
Can I borrow RM 10,000 a month? I would be constantly cleaning 6,000 sqft.🤣🤣🤣
Yes, he can be kinda testy. 😂 Too bad we didn’t have a coffee when you were here! 😊
That was my income when i was still working now i had retired much2 less..
@@andrewtaylor4558 my wife wasn't keen on meeting strangers from the internet...she says its not safe.🤣
@@darrylk808 Smart lady. 😂😂😂
When you Rent an Apartment in KL, who pays the Agent commission? The owner or the tenant?
In klang valley most case agent commission bear by owner. Rare case is 50:50
I’m not sure if it’s strictly legal but I have always had to pay my agent something (buyer’s agent). 🤔
JB is more expensive for rental
Really. 🤔
I care more about QUIET than size, too many people abroad are just plain obnoxious (if not a toxic Narcissist).
Is there any other option for a residence permit that isn't $10k a month income, for someone 55+ ?
They have a new Digital Nomad visa but I’m hoping that MM2H will change the rules soon. 😊
40k a month is only income, doesn't mean you have to spend it, right?
That is correct. 😂
Mmm
I am thinking of staying in Penang for two months next summer with my teenager son to explore Penang. We are from the states. What is the best way to find. Short term rental property for two months in Penang? Thank you Taylor.
I’m not sure now because Penang is banking Airbnb soon and there isn’t much alternative to that unfortunately.
@@andrewtaylor4558 what does banking airB&B mean?
@@lianjunyang640 sorry meant banning Airbnb. Airbnb are short term stays in apartments.
AirB&B are being banned soon in Penang?
@@lianjunyang640 apparently some types are still available like on Booking.com. Just Google for more info.
It would be cheaper to live in Malacca,Malaysia
Absolutely 😊
If I have USD$10,000, im gonna buy a nice property and live like a King Tut
😂
So cute
True😂…
Hi Andrew. How much does the type H apartment cost to buy?
I’m not sure
@@andrewtaylor4558 I will try to find out and I will let you know. Thanks for responding to my message.
@@andrewtaylor4558 Most of them seem to be around 3 to 4 million RM
@@andrewtaylor4558 What is the name of the building that you mentioned at this point in the video? czcams.com/video/YtCILJYveCY/video.html
I just found out, it is called Alila Horizons Condominium
Since you are alone. No need to rent so luxury condo. US$800 rent too expensive
My rent is on 400 USD 😊
6,000 $ left over not ringgit
👌
If i can afford usd10k a month, i would have live the life of a queen/empress. Ha ha.
Yes 😂