@@SairaHayatiI suggest you to visit Lombok Indonesia, one of the provinces in Indonesia which has great natural beauty (beautiful beaches and cool mountains), friendly traditional Muslim communities, and delicious halal food
she is educated, brilliant, informative, self-learning skills and good example as a modern thinking person.. cant wait for langkawi vlogs. there are many clear water in langkawi. ask the people there.. the have sections for scuba and snorkeling too
Sis, I can't believe you said that the water in Penang is crystal celar 😀. Penang may have nice beaches, but not the best. You should go to the east coast like Redang or Perhentian, or if you want the full Maldive experience, go to Semporna in Sabah.
Malaysia is on my radar. I admire you for having the courage to move half way around the world and give your daughter an experience she's never forget. Of course for you as well. The most amount of time I could stay there is probably for a month. I'm living through your experience. Enjoy it.
May Allah make it easy for you, my sister. I have been following you since you've been on TikTok. Really want to move to Malaysia as well from the UK. I wish i have had enough resources now to make this move.
You would have phenomenal buying power in Malaysia (not to mention a certain easing of the mind like our dear Saira here) - anyway, praying for your resources to shore up, nrother.
In Malaysia, Penang has the largest Chinese population. If you are interested in the island directly to Langkawi, this is a suitable place to travel as well
There are several more beaches you need to explore here such as Redang and Kapas Island in Terengganu The East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia and go to Sabah to experience the fresh seafoods...
last time i go langkawi many foreigner stay there for several month, just coincidence i heard their conversation near the beach.. Redang and Kapas Island much better that Penang juat google where the best beach in Malaysia
Malls/shopping centres - I would run a mile from such places. Surely, there are local restaurants and street vendors who would benefit from people spending their money with them rather than huge corporate organisations in a shopping centre. Malaysia is definitely on my wish list to visit as a tourist, but at 65 I'm not thinking of moving country again. I moved from the UK to Spain in 2017 (for the second time), and if we rely on vlogs to make decisions, then many people could be disappointed. There is more to moving country to just the benefits of the new lifestyle, assuming one can afford them in the first place. There are many factors that could make or break the success of any such move to another country. However, with the right attitude, as you clearly have, then the experience can be very rewarding despite any pitfalls there might be along the way.
Been to malaysia like 5-6x, loved penang. Try out the tropical spice garden and entopia. If you’ve not already visited, pay a visit to kota kinabulu and stay over at Shang ri la rasa ria- basically a hotel in a rainforest with kids of activities for adults and children (day and night rainforest treks, horse riding, fishing, etc to name a few)
Salam sister. I'm originally from Penang and while the beach is nice, the sea is just average at best. If you want a Maldives like experience, I strongly suggest you to go to the east coast states of Peninsular Malaysia (Pahang, Terengganu, and Kelantan). There you can hop on to various islands where the sand is white and the sea is crystal clear with turquoise color. Nevertheless if you want to experience the jewel in the crown of Malaysian beauty then Sabah state in Malaysian Borneo is a must. One of the world's best diving spot is located there which is Sipadan, Mabul-Kapalai islands. Go to the town of Semporna in Sabah, from there you can take boat to these stunning islands. All the best.
Penang.. I just imagine people in penang bomb by japenese in ww2..how scary is that time😊😊😊😊Everything has change now.. Beautiful beach.. Even in bali beach a so dirty but penang we can see in this video😊😊sorry my comment go everywere.. My bad english..
Sister love your aithencity and wish u all the best in ur new lifestyle. May Allah shower u with infinite abundance. Do a vlog on the masjid ms that would be nice and also on architecture.❤
Asalamo Alaikum Sister, I hope you are well. Mashallah, they're so beautiful the views and Sceneries of Malaysia. Thank you so much for sharing ❤. I 🤲 Allah keeps you Smiling and blessed always Ameen❤
Hi, im a resident of penang on the other side of the island on the mainland.only travel to island once in a while to taste my favourite food.thats all😂
The seawater around Penang isn’t pristine. It’s clean but you won’t get crystal clear water. Try the islands off East Coast of Malaysia as well as the islands in Sabah.
I've been staying in penang for about 4years but now I feel regret because I didnt go to travel there so much instead of busy with my working life but now I'm staying in another place at the south of malaysia ,so I miss penang so much, their food was excellent ,their view of city & the landscape absolutely beautiful.such a nice state of penang.
Well done Sis u re indeed doing excellent job promoting Malaysia...i strongly recommend tourism Malaysia appoint u as one of their members ..as marketing director 🎉 😅
Pakistani restaurants are everywhere here in Malaysia. If you happened to go to Shah Alam there is one Pakistani restaurant here called MUSE (not the British rock band 😂) located in Section 9, Shah Alam.
I’ve been to Penang many many years ago, honestly think it’s a true hidden gem, has this cosy coastal town feel to it and if you have lots of money you can rent or buy a condo directly on the beach
If u really want to have the island life in malaysia, u should go to semporna sabah, the islands in there is fenomenal and world renowned like the sipadan island, mabul, bohey dulang, mantabuan, and etc, so next trip, visit sabah 😊
Salaams sister, my brother did what you are doing 15 years ago and now owns a few apartments in penang in batu fer. On the beach. He now lives out there 9 months in the year. He is in penang at the moment. He has done this for the very same reasons you say. Best of both worlds. He has an apartment in the very same place you are in. And he lives in the feringytower on the 12 floor.
Assalamulaikum wrb. You mentioned in one of your videos, cant remember which one now, that you will do a video on the school system. We live in Los Angeles and we been considering Malaysia. But we have 3 kids in 1st, 2nd and preK. I heard cost of schooling can be high in Malaysia for expats. Could you please do a video on this, id really like to know if there are affordable options for us there. Are there any public schools that teach in English or both English and Malay or are the international schools the only option. Hope to hear back from you.
Excellent video(s) Just discovered your vlogs. Malaysia looks fantastic. Gotta ask: Your a proud _British Pakistani_ - *why* did you *not move to Pakistan* ? *How* would a European Pakistani be treated in their home country of Pakistan? Keep sharing Thank you
Really enjoying vlogs Allah huma barak. Me and my hubby bby are thinking about takimg our 7 kiddos to Malaysia this summer in shaa allah. Can you recommend a travel company or best/cheapest way to travel ?
Assalamualaikum madame hope U enjoying the Malaysia hot weather and the golden beaches with clean and clear water as a Malaysian I myself never been there almost my 65yr if U don't mind may I know your race ❤😂🎉😂
During pandemic and we couldnt travel abroad, i was searching for a proper beach holiday in the UK… surprise there’s none. None like in Malaysia i’m used to.
Its true, you can't do this in the UK or in the west in general! But it's sad alot of south asians here have a village mentality! They don't want to get out!
We were thinking of moving just before covid occurred then they changed the mm2h entry requirements. Kids are now doing their gcse and a-levels so now im in a predicament of what to do??
Hi sis, been binge watching ur vids! We are seriously considering relocating to Malaysia but a big sticking point for is Schools. Have 3 kids, aged 13, 12 and 6. Are british schools there very expensive? I remember u saying u had a 15 year old.. would he be able to do uk equivalent GCSEs there?
Typical international schools are expensive. We pay £20k/year for two primary kids in private school in the UK, i expect to pay £28k/year in Malaysia for 2 kids. However there are also cheaper international schools, and also cheaper private schools (not international level). Need to do research which schools are in your budget
Gosh so more expensive then UK then. My husband is a dentist and im also learning that the salary for dentists is alot less lucrative then here in the UK. With 2 kids of secondary age and one primary school, im thinking it may not be affordable for us I would want a uk equivalent education for my kids in case we return to the UK.
@@sabrina2uk Malaysia's education follows the UK system. Our SPM/MCE is equivalent to the O Level and the STPM/HSC, the A Level. Our public unis are among the world's top 500.
HI, I have seen some of your vlogs. I am also Pakistani, just curious why you guys decided to live in Malaka, that's what I got from one of your vlogs. I am thinking of moving to Malaysia, was considering moving to KL or Penang, never considered Malaka or Ipoh. What just wondering about your thought process for Malaka. Thanks
Putrajaya is a nice area & neighbourhood. Close to KLIA, can travel by MRT to central KL. Putrajaya has everything so you dont really need to travel far for anything. A lot of events held there too. Parks, lakes, malls, etc etc
You are good at selling Malaysia as a tourist destination
The authenticity of these vlogs is refreshing, keep em coming 😊
Very family oriented. No alcohol & no girls promote themselves
Tourism Malaysia should get you as their Ambassador. 😅
💯
Oh yeah sure 😅
Such a beautiful place subhanallah I'm enjoying these vlogs so much thanks dear sister
Thank you so much 😊
Sister Saira I want to know what is the 3 bedroom house price in Malaysia
@@SairaHayatiI suggest you to visit Lombok Indonesia, one of the provinces in Indonesia which has great natural beauty (beautiful beaches and cool mountains), friendly traditional Muslim communities, and delicious halal food
sister is enjoying malaysia to fullest while malaysian keep complaining on hot weather and chose to stay inside with aircond and remote tv hehe
That's you not me! Speak for yourself don't speak for me!
@@persada5913bro chill 😂
MaSha Allah looks amazing!! im selling my McLaren and coming soon IN SHA ALLH!!
she is educated, brilliant, informative, self-learning skills and good example as a modern thinking person.. cant wait for langkawi vlogs. there are many clear water in langkawi. ask the people there.. the have sections for scuba and snorkeling too
Sis, I can't believe you said that the water in Penang is crystal celar 😀. Penang may have nice beaches, but not the best. You should go to the east coast like Redang or Perhentian, or if you want the full Maldive experience, go to Semporna in Sabah.
Malaysia is on my radar. I admire you for having the courage to move half way around the world and give your daughter an experience she's never forget. Of course for you as well. The most amount of time I could stay there is probably for a month. I'm living through your experience. Enjoy it.
May Allah make it easy for you, my sister. I have been following you since you've been on TikTok. Really want to move to Malaysia as well from the UK. I wish i have had enough resources now to make this move.
You would have phenomenal buying power in Malaysia (not to mention a certain easing of the mind like our dear Saira here) - anyway, praying for your resources to shore up, nrother.
@@goodguyauswaiyakum, Jazak Allah
@@orderedtank Haha, sorry, I'm not Muslim (but thank you, and best wishes to you as well)
In Malaysia, Penang has the largest Chinese population. If you are interested in the island directly to Langkawi, this is a suitable place to travel as well
Nice Vlog ...
There are several more beaches you need to explore here such as Redang and Kapas Island in Terengganu The East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia and go to Sabah to experience the fresh seafoods...
That's what I'm thinking .... if Saira is is all praises for Penang beach and sea ... what will she say about east coast or Sabah ...
last time i go langkawi many foreigner stay there for several month, just coincidence i heard their conversation near the beach.. Redang and Kapas Island much better that Penang juat google where the best beach in Malaysia
Malls/shopping centres - I would run a mile from such places. Surely, there are local restaurants and street vendors who would benefit from people spending their money with them rather than huge corporate organisations in a shopping centre.
Malaysia is definitely on my wish list to visit as a tourist, but at 65 I'm not thinking of moving country again. I moved from the UK to Spain in 2017 (for the second time), and if we rely on vlogs to make decisions, then many people could be disappointed. There is more to moving country to just the benefits of the new lifestyle, assuming one can afford them in the first place.
There are many factors that could make or break the success of any such move to another country. However, with the right attitude, as you clearly have, then the experience can be very rewarding despite any pitfalls there might be along the way.
Assalamualaikum sister i love your videos. I think you have a charming and charismatic presenter.
What a vlog! Allah humma Barik My dear sister ❤ ..Absolutely love Malaysia never considered it before so thank you 🙏
🙌🏼please2 go to Redang Island 🙌🏼
you have such a good mic. There is bare minimum noise. Really appreciated
A like from Singapore , we from Singapore love Penang so much
Beautiful view landscape nature nature
Pulau Perhentian, Pulau Redang, Rawa Island, Semporna (in Sabah) there are a lot of beautiful islands in Sabah...
Assalamualaikum Saira Hayati ! I really enjoyed wtchng your fantastic video❤❣ Thanks for sharing! 21:22
Looks like a cinema background on the beach.
come to Sabah, you will be stunned by the beauty of the island, the sea and the mountains
love it visited in 2007 and would absolutely love to back.
Can’t wait to visit here soon In’shaa’allah. Keep up the good content ❤️
Malaysia hot weather won't kill you, the humidity will. 😅
😂
I have recently moved from Penang to Canada, randomly seen the video & now missing those places.
Thanks for bring back memories.
Beautiful vlog 😍
Been to malaysia like 5-6x, loved penang. Try out the tropical spice garden and entopia. If you’ve not already visited, pay a visit to kota kinabulu and stay over at Shang ri la rasa ria- basically a hotel in a rainforest with kids of activities for adults and children (day and night rainforest treks, horse riding, fishing, etc to name a few)
Just Wow...more vid please❤❤
Mashallah luv the views
I prefer langkawi. You should too.
Enjoy your break - looks nice
Boat trip looks amazing!
Just Submitted Awesome Video's thanks 👍😎
So proud of you. Been following you for years Mashallah.. come bk 2 the uk the rain is missing you and the depressions.
😂
As penang LANG... we welcome u.. Come again try nasi kandar hameediyah.. Deen maju. Fastastic food in here😮❤
Can you recommend good halal places to eat pls
Nice video sharing
😎 Cool
Salam sister. I'm originally from Penang and while the beach is nice, the sea is just average at best. If you want a Maldives like experience, I strongly suggest you to go to the east coast states of Peninsular Malaysia (Pahang, Terengganu, and Kelantan). There you can hop on to various islands where the sand is white and the sea is crystal clear with turquoise color. Nevertheless if you want to experience the jewel in the crown of Malaysian beauty then Sabah state in Malaysian Borneo is a must. One of the world's best diving spot is located there which is Sipadan, Mabul-Kapalai islands. Go to the town of Semporna in Sabah, from there you can take boat to these stunning islands. All the best.
Penang.. I just imagine people in penang bomb by japenese in ww2..how scary is that time😊😊😊😊Everything has change now.. Beautiful beach.. Even in bali beach a so dirty but penang we can see in this video😊😊sorry my comment go everywere.. My bad english..
This is beyong beautiful❤
really enjoying your vlogs - thanks for sharing. :-) lots of Wishes from Solihull UK x
Nice video
Awsome video as always. Love the content ❤
Thanks so much!
Haha u r funny😂🤣
Sister love your aithencity and wish u all the best in ur new lifestyle. May Allah shower u with infinite abundance. Do a vlog on the masjid ms that would be nice and also on architecture.❤
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Enjoy your trip sister
Asalamo Alaikum Sister, I hope you are well.
Mashallah, they're so beautiful the views and Sceneries of Malaysia. Thank you so much for sharing ❤.
I 🤲 Allah keeps you Smiling and blessed always Ameen❤
Thank you so much 🙂
Sweet saira....charming content, much love, hearty welcome.shamim zahuri from bangladesh 👏🍃🕊🤝💔👫💑
I'm sitting here having my cup tea and watching you on my tv on a cold day . Saire why do you buy your abayat from they are so lovely. ❤❤❤❤
Lucky girl
Hi, im a resident of penang on the other side of the island on the mainland.only travel to island once in a while to taste my favourite food.thats all😂
The seawater around Penang isn’t pristine. It’s clean but you won’t get crystal clear water. Try the islands off East Coast of Malaysia as well as the islands in Sabah.
I've been staying in penang for about 4years but now I feel regret because I didnt go to travel there so much instead of busy with my working life but now I'm staying in another place at the south of malaysia ,so I miss penang so much, their food was excellent ,their view of city & the landscape absolutely beautiful.such a nice state of penang.
Lovely family. Enjoy your new home in Malaysia.Btw Monkey Island is situated on Straits of Malacca to be exact sister.
Well done Sis u re indeed doing excellent job promoting Malaysia...i strongly recommend tourism Malaysia appoint u as one of their members ..as marketing director 🎉
😅
Pakistani restaurants are everywhere here in Malaysia. If you happened to go to Shah Alam there is one Pakistani restaurant here called MUSE (not the British rock band 😂) located in Section 9, Shah Alam.
Is this in kl?
Come to Sabah for islands!
Assalamualikum, too broke to travel yet. But luv watching you travel. Masha Allah keep it up ❤
Thanks a ton
Assalamualaikum, welcome to M'sia, where did u come from? Try nasi kandar please, at Penang. Ramadhan Kareem, ❤🎉😊
I miss beautiful Malaysia 😊
The best!
I’ve been to Penang many many years ago, honestly think it’s a true hidden gem, has this cosy coastal town feel to it and if you have lots of money you can rent or buy a condo directly on the beach
Penang, Kedah and Northern part of peninsula are having a hot season until April.
The desserts alone are worth going up to Penang hill (if you have a sweet tooth). Loved them.
Yuk
Yes it's true.. Also nasi lemak upstair🎉😂😂 So go000dd
If u really want to have the island life in malaysia, u should go to semporna sabah, the islands in there is fenomenal and world renowned like the sipadan island, mabul, bohey dulang, mantabuan, and etc, so next trip, visit sabah 😊
you will only be recognized as ‘malaysia food jedi’ after eating and enjoying 'kampung food'
good luck 👌🏻😂
if you this happy with Penang beach, wait till you have been to East coast islands.
you might want to move there permanently.. 😂
Salaams sister, my brother did what you are doing 15 years ago and now owns a few apartments in penang in batu fer. On the beach. He now lives out there 9 months in the year. He is in penang at the moment. He has done this for the very same reasons you say. Best of both worlds. He has an apartment in the very same place you are in. And he lives in the feringytower on the 12 floor.
Yes 😳😲
the ending staycation is one of the best view I ever see
Ikr!!!
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Sister who is the cameraman? He/she doesn't say a single word. Thats a strong will.
now go to eastern Peninsular Malaysia beaches 😳
The monkeys are friendly until they snatch your stuff and run. 😂
Yep they snatched my water bottle!
Amazing sister, I wanna move to Malaysia as well
You should!
@@SairaHayatiplease make a video of visa, house prices etc keep up the good work
Assalamulaikum wrb. You mentioned in one of your videos, cant remember which one now, that you will do a video on the school system. We live in Los Angeles and we been considering Malaysia. But we have 3 kids in 1st, 2nd and preK. I heard cost of schooling can be high in Malaysia for expats. Could you please do a video on this, id really like to know if there are affordable options for us there. Are there any public schools that teach in English or both English and Malay or are the international schools the only option. Hope to hear back from you.
thats a new car. not even a week. already broke?
Salaam Sis, Where was the fire show at?
Excellent video(s)
Just discovered your vlogs. Malaysia looks fantastic.
Gotta ask:
Your a proud _British Pakistani_ - *why* did you *not move to Pakistan* ?
*How* would a European Pakistani be treated in their home country of Pakistan?
Keep sharing
Thank you
Really enjoying vlogs Allah huma barak. Me and my hubby bby are thinking about takimg our 7 kiddos to Malaysia this summer in shaa allah. Can you recommend a travel company or best/cheapest way to travel ?
Get international license and rent a car to travel around Malaysia. The fuel is very cheap here.
Dont forget to visit Cameron Highland..sister
Problem of Malaysia and those countries of tropical is the high humidity.
Assalamualaikum madame hope U enjoying the Malaysia hot weather and the golden beaches with clean and clear water as a Malaysian I myself never been there almost my 65yr if U don't mind may I know your race ❤😂🎉😂
Pakistani/British.
During pandemic and we couldnt travel abroad, i was searching for a proper beach holiday in the UK… surprise there’s none. None like in Malaysia i’m used to.
We have what we call a "beach" in Aberdeen, Scotland. The only probem is you'll get hypothermia within a minute or so. 😁
Its true, you can't do this in the UK or in the west in general! But it's sad alot of south asians here have a village mentality! They don't want to get out!
After monkey island , at which place are you having ur meal?
We were thinking of moving just before covid occurred then they changed the mm2h entry requirements. Kids are now doing their gcse and a-levels so now im in a predicament of what to do??
Hi sis, been binge watching ur vids! We are seriously considering relocating to Malaysia but a big sticking point for is Schools. Have 3 kids, aged 13, 12 and 6. Are british schools there very expensive? I remember u saying u had a 15 year old.. would he be able to do uk equivalent GCSEs there?
Typical international schools are expensive. We pay £20k/year for two primary kids in private school in the UK, i expect to pay £28k/year in Malaysia for 2 kids. However there are also cheaper international schools, and also cheaper private schools (not international level). Need to do research which schools are in your budget
Gosh so more expensive then UK then. My husband is a dentist and im also learning that the salary for dentists is alot less lucrative then here in the UK. With 2 kids of secondary age and one primary school, im thinking it may not be affordable for us
I would want a uk equivalent education for my kids in case we return to the UK.
@@sabrina2uk Malaysia's education follows the UK system. Our SPM/MCE is equivalent to the O Level and the STPM/HSC, the A Level. Our public unis are among the world's top 500.
Did you say your car broke down?
But didn’t you just bought the car in Malacca just days ago?
Meanwhile I’m here in Scotland it’s freaking icy out here 😢
😂
Looking to invest in Malaysia. Any tips?
Thank you darling
Why the new car brokedown?
so cute the way u pronounce Bukit Bendera.. The right pronunciation is "Bow kid Bend there raw"
palataw lak! Jgn mengada-ngada!
what is no. 3? I've heard of a no. 2, but not no. 3?
HI, I have seen some of your vlogs. I am also Pakistani, just curious why you guys decided to live in Malaka, that's what I got from one of your vlogs. I am thinking of moving to Malaysia, was considering moving to KL or Penang, never considered Malaka or Ipoh. What just wondering about your thought process for Malaka. Thanks
MElaka is 2 hours drive to KL, 90 minutes to KLIA and also 2 hours to.singapore.
It has a slower life pace, more relax.
I am from Melaka.
Putrajaya is a nice area & neighbourhood. Close to KLIA, can travel by MRT to central KL. Putrajaya has everything so you dont really need to travel far for anything. A lot of events held there too. Parks, lakes, malls, etc etc
what is the apartment info?