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Malaysia is slashing the amount of money required in bank deposits and liquid assets for its Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa to just 500,000 ringgit.
Southeast Asian country’s revised residency scheme comes after 2021 revamp significantly tightened eligibility.
Malaysia’s Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture unveiled a revamped version of the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme on Dec 15, introducing a three-tiered structure along with updated financial requirements.
The newest iteration of revisions to the MM2H programme has pleased many industry insiders and observers, but left just as many curious, or even wary about what's been left unsaid. Here, TEG Media CEO Andy Davison shares his personal insights and thoughts about the new direction MM2H appears to be taking.
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