Frequently Asked Questions
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MM2H is open to foreign nationals who meet the financial, health, and security requirements set by the Malaysian government. Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the category applied for.
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Yes. Applicants must demonstrate financial stability, which may include fixed deposits in Malaysian banks and proof of offshore income or savings. Requirements differ by category and are subject to change.
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MM2H pass holders are generally not permitted to work unless special approval is granted. Business and employment rules are subject to current immigration policies.
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Yes. Applicants are generally required to have valid medical insurance coverage in Malaysia, unless exempted due to age or other approved reasons.
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Processing times vary depending on application completeness, category, and government approvals. Estimated timelines should be discussed with an authorised MM2H agent.
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Licensed MM2H agents ensure compliance with current regulations, assist with documentation, and provide professional guidance throughout the application process.
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Yes. Applications can be submitted while residing overseas, typically through a licensed MM2H agent or approved channel.
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Yes. MM2H visas are renewable, provided the participant continues to meet all programme requirements and complies with Malaysian immigration laws.
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Yes. MM2H participants may purchase residential property in Malaysia, subject to state-specific property regulations and minimum purchase price thresholds.
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Yes. Eligible dependents such as spouses and children may be included in the MM2H application, subject to approval and documentation requirements.
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The MM2H visa is typically issued for a long-term period and is renewable, subject to compliance with programme conditions and prevailing regulations.
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Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) is a long-term residency programme that allows eligible foreigners to live in Malaysia on a multiple-entry social visit pass for an extended period.