5 Case Studies - People Who Have Moved To or Retired in Johor Bahru

[@natico-w812]

not you want to settle in Malaysia then can, you need to have immigration status or else you are just a tourist and must leave every 30 days

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@natico-w812 yes I have covered that several times

[@xiaomashitu]

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[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@xiaomashitu 👍

[@roshan1629]

Do you any topic on US Citizen retired would like to make JB as a second home. Please advise

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@roshan1629 same as anybody else right?

[@myfavorsong229]

Singaporean who enter jb and come back sg in 1 day everyday or once a week will renew his passport more often?

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

if without visa then yes there is alot of chops on your passport

[@jasonlim4512]

hi Ryan, do u know if there are any issues of singaporeans still working in singapore, travel in and out JB frequently without MM2H or employment pass. just using visa free 30days. becos heard of stories singaporeans stay less than 30days but get questioned by customs.

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

if you do like daily travel in out without proper visa, you are likely to be questioned. Or if you spend more time in JB than Singapore very obviously

[@sunsetbay154]

Use e-gate

[@JeffDayz]

@@sunsetbay154 Egate system still can flag this out on their backend ;)

[@steventay5834]

Shaun is a Malaysian. So, ok for him lah

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

There are Singaporeans in the video too. The key point is SGD earner going to JB for a variety of reasons

[@steventay5834]

Ryan, What happens if 1m Singaporeans retired in JB?

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

more homes for Singapore younger generation?

[@steventay5834]

Now have 3000+ unsold properties in JB. Can't accommodate 1m Singaporeans

[@erictiong8575]

MM2H is still a Big Question mark (open for new applications). So better not talk about it. 😂

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@erictiong8575 otw

[@erictiong8575]

@@AlphaMarketingSG 😂🤣😂

[@candywisdom]

Mm2h require buying property for 1mil ringit and fixed deposit... no more renting a solution anymore

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@candywisdom it doesnt have to be RM1mil property

[@CHZheng-b8q]

You didn’t mention security!!

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

people who still think JB is unsafe are probably the people who haven't been to JB in a long long time

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Has the theft of transportational vehicles improved in JB? I heard theft of Luxury Cars and Motorcycles are unfortunately still quite common there? 🤔

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG you heard wrong

[@steventay5834]

​@@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSGThe recent kidnap case!!

[@mikemiz2010]

Just be more skeptic about what Ryan says. He is a JB property pumper and will only say good things about JB because he wants you to engage him for his service to earn commission. Once the deal is done, you're on your own. Singaporeans are too naive

[@nicholasgoh3526]

It’s very sad that Singaporeans are moving to Malaysia for the wrong reasons. Our forefathers are turning in their graves now as this is not the outcome they envisioned when they work so hard to build this nation.

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@nicholasgoh3526 wrong reasons?

[@nicholasgoh3526]

@@AlphaMarketingSG We build our nation from 3rd world to 1st only to have our own citizens downgrading to 3rd class residents in a 3rd world country because they cannot afford to live in this country anymore. Singapore has become another Hawaii.

[@AlphaMarketingSG]

@@nicholasgoh3526 people are just being practical. Retire in JB one thing you are still very connected to Singapore. And its actually good to have overseas experience, its what government has been asking Singaporeans to do for the longest time. No point live in a 1st world country and have poor understanding of your neighbours

[@steventay5834]

AlphaMarketingSG Government encourages us to go overseas to work not to retire. Also, we go JB frequently.