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[@SairaHayati]

If your planning on moving to Malaysia and have any inquiries regarding visas etc, WhatsApp me [phone] Just need a few details With your Name : Number (E.g +44) : Email :

[@ASIFNASAR]

Salaams. Text you a few days ago on the above number but no response.

[@SairaHayati]

@@ASIFNASARI’ve just edited the number WhatsApp blocked it for some reason 🤦‍♂️

[@ASIFNASAR]

@@SairaHayati Jzk thank you.

[@ASIFNASAR]

@@SairaHayati the number above has changed back to your UK number. I added the Malay number you added before but ok my phone it says then number doesn’t have WhatsApp installed?

[@AtifKhan-jj9re]

Hi what is the actual number you respond too? Many thanks

[@ghrbaa6727]

My advice as a Malaysian to those thinking of moving here, please integrate into the local populace which is not hard at all since Malaysia is already one of the most multicultural places in the world. The last thing we need is multi-generations of foreigners who live in bubble keeping distance from locals. Pick up some local language, get out and contribute to local community, join the gotong royong with your local neighbors, not only fellow expats a.k.a immigrants. Too many in the immigrant community living only among themselves. If prospective immigrants want the current permissive attitude of locals on immigration to continue, get out of your way and socialize with locals. I’d love to see more muslims from the west to come here, because we know it’s becoming harder for muslims to live over there. Right now the largest groups seeking to make Malaysia their home are the Chinese, Koreans and Japanese (these three groups make up 61%). Help us to help you.

[@ruhulchoudory2178]

This is so true.

[@DehyaUK]

I'm planning to move to Malaysia from the uk with my daughter and she's already started talking about making friends with locals and inviting them over and going to their houses.😂

[@zarghona7491]

Good advice. JAK

[@munisarahman4505]

My dream would be to go there with my children and help the community, the poor and the orphans 😢 May Allah swt accept my duas and sacrifices ameen

[@LadybugV1]

Not forgetting the Bangladeshis.

[@j4ck2000]

Just to offer my two cents: 1. Low skilled/labor jobs are mostly taken up by foreign workers from Indonesia/Bangladesh/Myanmar 2. Some Japanese/Korean expats live here because their companies set up business here. They earn their salary + bonus + allowances in Yen/Won with favorable exchange rates against Ringgit. 3. Some Japanese/Koreans wives live here with their children but the husbands stay in Japan/Korea to work. They prefer here because the cost of living is low and their children can study at international school. 4. Salary is quite low in Malaysia. Earning in Ringgit does not give you much purchasing power. 5. You can earn more by doing business but of course it's not straight forward and comes with many challenges. But if you know how to do it and do it right, you can live very comfortably.

[@Adam-qu5uk]

You need a UK salary to have a decent life. Malaysia Jobs are UK Outsourced their salary is not great. Saira has a UK company. Use Monzo and Starling no fees and live a comfortable life

[@fauzanriez9472]

You are correct. The reason things are reasonably or.relatively cheaper here is that 80% of the population are earning low. Can't even plan for a holiday in the UK.

[@daengzool6023]

​@@fauzanriez9472you can plan to go to Osaka. My children have been there after saving for 10 months.

[@rehanorkut]

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[@shafaqueperveen9003]

My family moved to Malaysia back in 2013 and Alhumdulillah it doesn't take so long to settle here

[@shametienne8975]

Salaam, we are keen to relocate as the MM2H is closed, we are thinking about relocating using tourist visa. Leave after 3 months and come back. Is there a cap on how many times you do that? Keen to stay in Malaysia while we wait for MM2H to open up

[@asuat.elhajjar]

​​@@shametienne8975 Two decades ago, I worked for a media company where the Singaporean boss is married to a local who is his business partner. He had to go back to Singapore every three months. But it's really just in and out. I think a lot of people do that if they want to stay here a bit longer. Just get your tourist visa renewed. Not sure about the cap but I think you can do that indefinitely (?) because a Philippine ex-colleague also did that. She would go across the border every three months to renew her visa and visit her mother who was a domestic worker in Singapore.

[@slumber8]

As a saying goes...the grass is greener on d other side...if u r looking for a pasture..hihi...well i did too..m a local...i hv my own story...for that..m happy n happier now...debt free life..alhamdulillah Btw...for new comers u r welcome but remember this is a new place..pls learn to ADAPT ADOPT ASSIMILATE = RESPECT...

[@sma12341]

I did all of this in 2018… I’ve been thru a journey thru Egypt and now in the UAE! I’m inspired by your journey into Malaysia.. Keeping a close eye!

[@longhorn789000]

How are u liking UAE? Heard the job situation is tough.

[@hairizwan2912]

👀👀👀

[@nadk8886]

​@@longhorn789000it's one of those places where 'it's not what you know, it's who you know'

[@manlikeak]

UAE is a rip off theyre sell outs ​@@longhorn789000

[@empowermums]

We are already here 🤗💕🌸 Come on!lets build an empire 🤗💕🌸

[@SairaHayati]

That’s it 🙌♥️

[@amssde4388]

Loving the videos Masha'Allah

[@masterderr2451]

may ALLAH bless of you & family

[@SeosamhMacUaid]

as salam alaykum Saira thanks so much for the videos great content. I'm Irish living in the UK married to my Malaysian wife we are planning on moving to Malaysia as soon as our eldest finishes her A levels. Thing about moving to Malaysia is that salary is very low but the workload isnt I've considered working in Singapore and living in west Malaysia this might be a real option for some if the can work hybrid (1 week in the office 1 week WFH).

[@NazarShah-jh3hq]

Malaysian married foreigner their children can get citizenship

[@SeosamhMacUaid]

@@NazarShah-jh3hq we are in the process of sorting this out. Our eldest already has it so the younger ones should get it also. It makes getting into state schools much easier. The international schools just arent worth it in my opinion. So we probably will go with the semi private.

[@lanternlanguages-ielts4158]

Goof luck with your move. The UK isn't safe anymore.

[@CatherineSaimon-uv7nf]

Glad to hear you're minimizing too...at some point decluttering is essential. You are giving very good tips ..for those coming to Malaysia

[@asadhussain4509]

You missed one important thing sister. Sim card, phone data. WiFi when travelling about. What's the best option

[@happyemojilearning2866]

Very informative video and thank you for sharing yout experience. I have been following your journey and alhamdulillah you look happy. May allah bless you and your family in your hijrah.

[@Tapeserer]

Your amazing, funny and smart. Considering to move as well.

[@hanah002]

Please talk more about schools in Malaysia.

[@ninar5940]

Hello Saira Welcome to Malaysia especially Malacca, I’m a malaccan myself, impressed with your informative videos

[@jamilrehman6635]

I love the way you EXPLAIN your plan..Full of detail. 🤗👍

[@sislam7429]

Been planning to move to Malaysia for a while but need the UK salary as my background is not a specialist job. Not many remote jobs in the public sector and private sector pay is not great :(

[@Adam-qu5uk]

Exactly !! You need a UK salary to have a decent life. Malaysia Jobs are UK Outsourced their salary is not great. Saira has a UK company. Use Monzo and Starling no fees and live a comfortable life

[@danyal4378]

@@Adam-qu5ukyes your right

[@OverXn]

بارك الله فيكم Very informative episode sister, given me a good insight in to how to prepare hijrah in a practical sense 👍

[@TA-ik3kf]

@SairaHayati I would like to remind you that watching you is a imaan booster for many of us.

[@nathapatel6890]

Love GB❤ nothing better than that. Been to Malaysia and liked it but i miss my Blackburn. Long live GB you are indeed a great

[@Port0101]

I can’t thank you enough. I know that you are a bit fast for me even with subtitles I still watch your videos and r rematch them 🙏🙏 I see the Tajwakul be-Allah in your movies . May Allah bless your days ahead.

[@SairaHayati]

Wow, thank you

[@lilsahuaritachica89]

Thankyou so much! ❤ I don’t believe that we are ready by any means but if we get the chance in the future we are gonna take it. US is crumbling, and that doesn’t even cover it. 😮‍💨

[@patricksaw7476]

I think you got it wrong about having to spend 2 million ringgit on a property in KL. The minimum is 1 million ringgit for foreigners. True it's 2million in Selangor, which includes PJ but foreigners don't buy there.

[@hidden1865]

I live in Nottingham, I’m proud of my country and my city. Wishing you all the best

[@SairaHayati]

Thanks 🙏

[@kamrulz659]

I used to live in portsmouth in the early 90's.recently in 2018 n 2023 i went back to that place n found nothing much hs changed😂

[@anselmglen8170]

Your very brave and intelligent to do this on your own Congratulations I hope you settle in and are happy in the end Keep posting please

[@AmirrudinZainalabidin]

Welcome to Melaka Malaysia

[@sidahmed2385]

Assalamualaikum sister…..your content is absolute gold, as I am looking to migrate to Malaysia in the near future, insha Allah. May Allah bless your family and reward you in abundance…Ameen.

[@asyrafyap110]

Tahniah 10k Subscriber 🥳🎊🎉

[@shakeel2473]

Good video Saira - keep up to good work! 👍

[@lealemon4856]

I use ur info the earn in usd. 😅not in ringgit. So I change my mind to live abroad. I just need to earn in usd.

[@OliveDreams]

Your videos are so so so helpful for someone planning on also downsizing and moving to Malaysia inshAllah. Thank you so much! Could you also provide some insights on how to go about building a muslim community/how to make friends in a new place? That's the bit I'm worried about as our family has a pretty large social circle in Canada, and starting over from scratch feels intimidating.

[@ellehanim9559]

Pray maghrib & subuh at the mosque especially during weekend .to.get to know your neighbours or to make more local friends .

[@princessak21]

May Allah bless you, you just inspired and motivated me ❤

[@TheGandorX]

You telling how you have made the move to Malaysia helps me making my own plan.

[@raalaa121]

Malaysia is attractive primarily because of the purchasing power of the pound / GBP. It's the same with where my parents are from Bangladesh ... the pound goes a long way over there.

[@aminushaibu3793]

Mashaa Allah. Fantastic video.

[@YouMotivationYM]

Salaam sister very informative video and I'm happy you have made Hijrah may Allah make it easy for all of us to make the move ameen. Regards to the life insurance you was talking about I'm sure insurance in general is haram I'm not 100% but I think you should check it out with a scholar before you do it again or carry on with any insurance . Salaam

[@bobbyjf9168]

Liked, shared, subscribed. Thanks 🙏👍 for your honest, brief and throughout vlog.

[@MultiEbony11]

Thank you! Exactly the video I’ve been looking for

[@mohdamimothman4234]

The fastest ever youtuber to get subscribers above 10k. I think a lot of people like your content

[@aishasea]

In one of your videos, could you speak about cellphone services and how it works?

[@goldbrick2751]

Excellent video, thanks very much Saira.

[@Angel-su6re]

Keep encouraging. Everyone will be happy.

[@fakharabbas7704]

MashaAllha good job

[@lukekhinmaung2062]

you said in one of your videos that you will let us know who to contact, which lawyer to contact. Can you tell me which video? And is that possible someone who retired and wants to live in Malaysia. Thank you so much.

[@AmMary-g6z]

God bless you sister i want to leave uk

[@fachammah3876]

barakAllah feeki,your videos are very interesting and informative

[@josgroot6786]

I left for Syria ! Fantastic.

[@vallaazclassic6458]

Nice video sis..... You may also consider the northern region of Msia. 😁

[@josgroot6786]

Jemen, also a fine Muslim destination.

[@safi456]

Please do a video on universities in Malaysia for those of us who have older kids, thx ❤

[@yaaseenlimalia8205]

Thank you so much for the information very nicely explained ❤

[@yazctr]

Salaam sis, the MM2H with 80k gives u 5yrs residency, what happens after the 5years? do u renew? does that usually get approved? what next?

[@basemenanyenany3639]

many thanks .. great series of videos.. i am a doctor in the UK.. is there job opportunities for us ? could u guide me to agencies that could guide me in this issue?

[@nadssalim]

You'll need to hang on to that rental because you will need time to renovate your new house and can't live in it while it's being renovated. Took me 6 months to add my kitchen cabinets in my new bare house in KL.

[@WildRose-u5m]

Love your channel, thank you for the great info. BTW, do you have any tips about teen-age kids schooling over there, I'm wondering how is the quality of their education system? price etc...good universities? thank you!

[@intanmohd1751]

Assalamualaikum hi sis Saira. Thanks for the compliments. 😍❤

[@xchaix]

thank you for your advices sis.

[@shametienne8975]

Someone from an immigration company said.... Staying for 3 months, leaving for a few days and coming back is being tracked and the government is clamping down on that.

[@hamiddeen8183]

Where is your video on schooling etc- i can't find it on your page

[@businesshomeschooling]

Okay, I'm nearly sold on it. Where is the best location to aim for? There would be 8 of us coming InshAllah

[@SairaHayati]

Malaka come and join me 🙈

[@businesshomeschooling]

@@SairaHayati okay I'm coming. Where do I book the flights to? I'll aim for after Ramadan. What's the cost to rent an 8 seater car? Or to buy one?

[@mustazamdzain6620]

8 seater car is about rm700 or 120£ per day or rm200k or 20,000£ for an mpv

[@gabangadgetmy]

@@businesshomeschooling the new cheapest 8 seater mpv you can buy in Malaysia is Hyundai Staria. The lowest spec cost about RM170k+ or you could consider the Kia Carnival for around RM200k. Alternatively you can consider a used 2016-2017 Kia Grand Carnival for 90-100k.

[@businesshomeschooling]

@@gabangadgetmy I've been looking at cars. I currently own an Alphard. I imported it in from Japan. They're better priced over in Malaysia. Anyway, it'll be good to get connected via WhatsApp. Best way to do this?

[@sadafahmed9563]

Alhamdulillah and your journey story. Interesting and informative But what happens once their?? Also how do you actually renew your British passport once their when it expires? Do you renew it from Malaysia if possible? Also once you have a permanent visa - can you apply for the Malaysian passport?? As in this west/ UK the Muslims will have to leave from their anyways - sooner or later. Malaysia is a good country and the people are great to immerse in have friends get to know once their - as they are own Asian brothers and sisters and Muslims, plus it's a climate closer to our own home environment! Warm and sunny unlike the cold western countries! However, the visa situation is not good over their, neither the job market sector or the economy in Malaysia - as it is not that strong as it is relatively low and neither do they renew the work contract. Many have actually had to leave Malaysia due this reason, neither do they give you a permanent stay and visa if your a student - 10 year or not. As one does not want to come back to the UK/ the west, as you will be kicked out from their anyways sooner or later - a fact. Reality is you are only going to get a visa if you have a million in Malaysia- and plus you actually need a UK salary ro survive in Malaysia. Other muslim countries offer more options in terms of permanent jobs and renewal and visas - even Pakistan/ Islamabad is a good option. As Malaysia is not the best option unless you are financially blessed. UAE or Oman and saudi is a better option - even Pakistan. Not everyone is a millonaire or that financially abundant, as they will give you an permanent visa only if your a millionaire?? Good country but low on visa options / or for people who want to make hijra from the west?? As one wants a permanent stay in any muslim country - especially if your leaving the UK / the west for good inshallah.

[@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196]

She has already explained why Saudi Arabia or UAE got crossed off the list. You think your money doesn't stretch much in Malaysia? Try those countries you'd been suggesting lol. And to be fair, a million ringgit is not that much, even in local's perspective 😅 You can only buy modest houses within that bracket. With the way Saira's been preparing for her hijrah, even without knowing where she will go, I'm confident she will meet that amount soon, if she's not already there.

[@fuadahmed5501]

What are you smoking? Nobody is kicking Muslims out of the UK lol We have more rights here to practice Islam in London and speak our minds than in most Muslim countries. This lady has a business in the UK still and that’s how she is funding her Malaysia stay. Plus she will go back when her kids are older and need uni education.

[@kyracl7318]

Great video sister thank you! X

[@hd.37]

Sorry, in advance if I've missed this but where is Tan? Thanks Saira for a wonderfully informative, well thought out and helpful video.

[@mohdamimothman4234]

Malay women named is " Intan" or diamond in english

[@hd.37]

@@mohdamimothman4234 ah, is Tan a person she met? I thought she was referring to a place.

[@cececonnie5509]

@@hd.37it’s the agent’s name, Intan. So she was saying she left her luggages in Intan’s place

[@shafinasultan157]

A great video sis🌹 I am hoping if you could make a video on affordable secondary schools in malaysia. I am sure there are many but what do u suggest?

[@Sketchbook999]

She mentioned homeschooling her daughter in last wks video/ before. N she got educational books for her plus I think she mentioned her daughter has an online tutor

[@ellehanim9559]

Public school is cheap but is malay medium..there are a many Arabic international school in KL and Selangor because high population of Syrian ,yaman community..I recommend private Islamic school Yayasan Sofa ..check the website for more information

[@qadriblessed]

Following with great interest! What are the homeschooling options like for children 8-10? Also does Malaca have a bustling job market compared to KL?

[@daimentraymi7962]

Thank you for sharing your journey.can you pls give us more details about the education system in the country primary/secondary school and do they get Islamic studies / and the cost. Loved your videos mashallah Keep going ❤

[@faree38green]

What about settling your UK tax affairs? Please discuss

[@shaheenakhtar5973]

What's the medical system like in Malaysia, is it free state funded or private for foreigner's

[@perveenahmed5010]

You need to give more detail of costs and is it easy getting visa do they have a age restriction to come and stay there and are jobs easy to get realistically you need to have money to move and live how easy is it to get a visa there and how long can you stay there

[@shametienne8975]

You can work on a MM2H visa? I read everywhere you can't?

[@ahmad.jilany]

I almost watched all your videos. After watching, I have decided (at least it helped me) to move to Malaysia. Would you advise me on renting a property in Malacca . What is the best way to ? Is it propertyGuru or contacting an agent? How do I find an Agent?

[@Safwan-fy6bn]

Salam sister...my family and I are sold on Malaysia...just concerned about finding work there...not sure if my job skills (tube driver) are transferable...any advice

[@Sketchbook999]

She mentioned there is a Guardian Visa aswell? -

[@fauzanriez9472]

Our tubes are driverless (its called light rail transit and mass rapid transit - LRT, MRT). The rail services do have drivers operating but I doubt foreigners would be able to secure a job. In normal circumstances foreigners in Malaysia are mostly professionals in their respective fields - IT, surgeons, engineering consultant etc.

[@Sketchbook999]

If you have a grown up child who has a job/ relative wit a job / somebody who you know alrea lives there they can sponser you to be their guardian aswell.

[@Safwan-fy6bn]

Don't know anyone there, will be myself wife and 3 children under 18

[@Safwan-fy6bn]

Will keep researching my options and inshallah I can make the hijrah

[@joean6380]

Asalamualimum sister, Ramadhan Karem

[@nadzirahfarhah3423]

pl give advise on marriage and divorce. thank you

[@Hasanurzaman-mn7dz]

Welcome

[@Samera-uc2ny]

Salaam Saira watching your videos and we are looking into moving and are considering Malaysia. We have two children primary school age and wanted to ask what is it like for schooling costs and what’s the approx cost for housing? Thankyou in advance and keep the content coming it’s so helpful ❤

[@muhazammustapha3838]

As a Malaysian Gen-Xer, I never have TnG e-wallet. And still surviving. 💪

[@mohammadhansrod452]

hi, why did you choose Malacca, hows the beach there, and hows the Mahol, mosques etc?

[@mzahidfullah2]

Generally Malaysia is Muslim country... A lot of houses been build around mosque

[@lolitalolita3472]

Could you please share the agent's contact information please?

[@Dreamsofshahbaz]

Great information

[@MohammadAli-k2l]

What about healthcare

[@sahalmohamed3477]

Hi Saira, you said my brother and you.........!!!!!!. Where is...?!!!.

[@Fara-pz3ip]

insurances are haram anyways .. i only have car insurance as its compulsory and have house building insurance ( so that in case of fire damage my brother doesnt say how stupid i was , actually what different does it make even if i was stupid .. to me the whole world is stupid who think success is having a big luxurious house , a car , a top nosh job , etc ... there is nothing wrong living in a tent , eating simple food , growing our own fruit and veg , keeping goats and hens and walking or just having a horse .... wise are people who are buying lands and growing fruit , veg and wheat , keeping goats , hen and buffalo ..as that’s the way to break the net of dajjal

[@roob2676]

My husband and I are in the UK paying almost 45% tax. Both full time employment- burnout, stressed with little savings of our own. Do you suggest taking up consultancy contract with my current employer would be a sensible idea ?

[@nadiafatima3487]

School is very, very expensive .I have three schools going kids.

[@ricedrown]

Is it possible amd expensive to bring our vehicle to Malaysia?

[@greenbananas12378]

As an Arab, I prefer Arab countries especially for the language. I hope the racism and cost of living improve so everyone can feel comfortable. I’m happy Malaysia is more developed in that regard.

[@pacman7959]

😂😂😂. Rich Arabs look down on poor Arab countries. The situation is getting worse rather than better.

[@insaneperfumes]

Sister one of my comments has been deleted. Can you share a video on primary, secondry gcse and high school international school fees. This will give famlies real idea of cost who have a few age children. Jzk k What i worked out its v v expensive after making enquiries. We need to be earning high income to cover the kids study

[@anisahasan4163]

i’ve done some research and you cannot work as a participant of the MM2H visa … is this correct?

[@Qaisersaid-h1g]

I really like ur video

[@Sindabada1]

where is the girl group to help a Muslim sister moving alone to Mala? thanks

[@syedishrathullah]

What is the job market for IT related jobs ?

[@fauzanriez9472]

Try browsing the website mentioned - job street malaysia and indeed malaysia.

[@samali4324]

So how r u finamcing your lifestyle? U must have a UK business ?

[@Sketchbook999]

She know how to save interest, she cancelled her life and health insurances to save money. She has job where she remote works online. She rents her 4 bed house in uk. She saved up money. She SOLD most of her stuff. She has property abroad

[@MevLanna]

Why does there need to be an onwards journey?

[@Fara-pz3ip]

because she is still a second class citizen on a foreign land and never know what will be ruling for foreigners tomorrow !

[@khalilabdullah4481]

Loving d videos. May I ask which part of London where u from? N did u home school ur kids here? Also did u send them to Islamic schools or any maktabs?

[@MevLanna]

Seems like an impossible dream for me 😢

[@Fara-pz3ip]

may Allah SWT do whats right for you nothing is impossible for Allah SWT make a list of reasons why you want to move from where you are at the moment ? then see where you wont come across same reasons always ask Allah to give wisdom to make correct decisions

[@fc2682]

It’s not impossible, but it is important to consider the background of this content creator and her lifestyle. Her budget may be more than many of us watching. May Allah swt make it easy for us too!

[@MevLanna]

@@fc2682 Ameen 🤲🏼

[@zakeriye6995]

Go forward brother

[@ianwaltham1854]

World governments won't reduce emissions in time. Our near future is a world without ice. Half the UK will be under water. Malaysia is small and coastal, it will do no better and will suffer unbearable heat waves.

[@shahzadkheros]

I dont believe you can work with MM2H visa