Aubella MM2H

21/11/2014

Way to go Penang!

Tropical Penang, located just west of mainland Malaysia, offers one of the best overseas retirement opportunities in the world. This is a safe and affordable little island that also offers excellent medical care, an interesting and eclectic community...

26/09/2014

This is awesome news.

In the latest Global Competitiveness Report, Malaysia ranked ahead of some of the most developed economies such as Austria, Australia, France and South Korea.

26/09/2014

Culture, fashion, art and color combine to make this diverse city one of the most unique in the world, with its chaotic mix of Chinese, Indian,...

18/09/2014

We are proud to announce that Aubella has signed a joint venture agreement with Rainbow Credit Union, Hong Kong, to offer a new retirement solution and property investment in Cyberjaya.

HONG KONG (China), Sept 17 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme targets over 70,000 Hong Kong retirees.

A MM2H agency, Aubella Sdn Bhd, has signed a joint venture agreement with Rainbow Credit Union, Hong Kong, to offer a new retirement solution and property investment in Cyberjaya.

The development offers investors and retirees a 10-year social visit visa as well as a unit of freehold property in Cyberjaya at an affordable RM500,000 (USD168,000) for a fixed period of five years.

Aubella General Manager Vincent Fong said at the programme launch and agreeement signing ceremony that investors nearing retirement age could rent out their units as this offers a steady passive income.

"In the long run, the net worth of the property will grow due to capital value appreciation," he said in reply to a question from a potential investor at the launch held at the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) office in Wan Chai here Wednesday.

12/09/2014

Here's something to consider.

To help get you started, here are five things you should consider before making your big move.

12/09/2014

Guess what? Georgetown, Penang ranks 3rd as the best pleaces to retire.

"George Town is a busy, thriving city with a large expat community that has managed to retain its colonial charm (it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site). The city is affordable, with a tropical climate, an intriguing culture and gorgeous white-sand beaches.

George Town’s total population is about 740,000, small enough that it’s easy to make friends and meet people, yet big enough to mean health care that meets international standards and easy availability of the goods and services most retirees are looking for. Year-round sunshine, first world infrastructure, turn-key permanent residency and English-speaking locals make the living here easy. This is a paradise for food lovers and, all things considered, one of the most livable cities in Southeast Asia."

These exotic retirement spots are both exciting and affordable.

12/09/2014

"Penang, an island off the north-west coast of Malaysia, is a dynamic and comfortable place for Australian retirees. It is like a less crowded, less congested and greener Hong Kong and is filled with British colonial legacies – the architecture of the Empire. Surrounding the colonial icons is a maze of narrow streets filled with cafes, restaurants, shop-houses, galleries and ­boutique hotels.

Across most of Malaysia, the infrastructure is excellent, healthcare is first world, English is widely spoken, the food superb and the environment exotic."

A new wave of retiree baby-boomer emigration is showing up in the statistics. Thousands of Australian retirees are already ditching the traditional retirement lifestyle.

02/09/2014

"The deputy prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin went on to say that Malaysia encouraged Turkish citizens to participate in Malaysia's medical tourism as well as Malaysia: My Second Home and homestay programmes."

Pertubuhan Berita Nasional Malaysia, Wisma BERNAMA,No 28, Jalan 1/65A,Off Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Tel : 603-2693 9933 ( General Line ) E-mel : [email protected]

02/09/2014

"Malaysia offers a special long-term visa for retirees – a Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa."

"The cost of living in Malaysia is low. Rent is 80 per cent cheaper than Australia and, indeed, many cities in the West. Eating out at a restaurant is 70 per cent cheaper and groceries are almost 60 per cent less. These are massive savings for a retiree.

And the social life is dynamic."

Bob, who now lives in Penang, Malaysia, knew he didn’t want to live in Australia during his retirement years but had no idea where to go.

02/09/2014

"Malaysia’s bilateral relations with Saudi Arabia have continued to be warm and friendly...

Malaysia also provides opportunity for foreigners to stay in Malaysia under “Malaysia My Second Home Program” on a long stay social visit pass with multiple entry visa."

On Sunday, Aug. 31, Malaysia marks her 57th year as a free and sovereign state.

29/08/2014

The number of Bangladeshis enrolling on the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has been on the rise since 2011 after a decline during 2007-10

The number of Bangladeshis enrolling on the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has been on the rise since 2011 after a decline during 2007-10, meaning more money is flying off the country. Th...

29/08/2014

The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme attracts Chinese and Japanese crowd.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 28: The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, instituted since 2002, has largely drawn rich Asians in the past 12 years to settle down here. Statistics till April this year show that over two-thirds of the total 25,506 applications approved for MM2H status are made up of Asians…