HOW TO MOVE TO MALAYSIA : VISA OPTIONS

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In this video, we share four different visas that we have considered when making the move from Canada to Malaysia - including MM2H, employment visa, labuan visa (business) as well as the new digital nomad visa.
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[@sebastiendroletpoitras3738]

We are coming to join you in September. We’re in the process of selling all of our belongings and move to Malaysia! We’re still debating between digital nomad and MM2H visa

[@SalehFamily]

Amazing amazing!

[@user-wg8uy9qo6q]

Why Malaysia?

[@sebastiendroletpoitras3738]

@@user-wg8uy9qo6q not to avoid answering that question but i honestly think "why NOT malaysia" is my best answer. We currently are living in Canada and there's nothing holding us here anymore and we ran out of reasons to stay

[@Sodainspace]

Canada and australia both down the drain

[@mell7702]

welcome to Malaysia

[@Mehdi_4774]

Ay!!! You guys hit 1.3 Million Subscribers congratulations Saleh Family!!! 🙂🙂🙂

[@SalehFamily]

Thank you 🥳

[@siamrethairdearly]

As a fellow Canadian we are also in the process of moving to Malaysia. Currently waiting on the MM2H program to open back up but in the meantime we'll be there in August. Totally done with the snow and the high cost of living.

[@SalehFamily]

Yay! 👏 welcome

[@annnoyez]

What I see here and in the videos before is that I would not be able to live either in Canada, but also not in Maleisië. Both are more expensive than belgium. 1000 dollar for an apartment and groceries are so expensive. 😮

[@sitikhodijah-ni5wn]

Seriously than Belgium?

[@sltung6130]

There are two other versions namely Sabah MM2H and Sarawak MM2H. Just like Quebec has its own Golden Visa. These two visa have lower requirements

[@budarkjahart89]

​@@annnoyezu can find lower rented price based on your need.. It just the area they've been living is mostly known for elite and expatriate.. That why the cost is abit higher.. Before this I helped our international intern from Austria looking for place to live and she managed to rent a small studio apartment for around usd$550.. It's depends on what your needs..

[@ProphetTLK]

I hope everything works out for you guys, Malaysia is definitely a lot cheaper compared to Singapore. Being a muslim in Malaysia is just too good. Halal food almost everywhere, cheap food & living. You’re also so close to everywhere for travelling. Hopefully you’re near KL airport. Glory to Allah & his guidance. Probably a good idea you chose Malaysia vs Singapore. Prices are so much more.

[@nikmanshah1]

You know, seeing you and many other content creators moving to Malaysia from the West makes me long to move back myself. 😢 I'm a Malaysian living in the Netherlands currently with my family for the past 7 years, and my only hurdle keeping me from relocating back to Malaysia is my children's education. Otherwise, I'd have moved in a heartbeat! I used to take whatever I experienced in Malaysia for granted before my move to the Netherlands. But being away for 7 years, with the high cost of living, makes me appreciate Malaysia a lot nowadays ❤ All the best in your hijrah! And I do hope to see you still living in Malaysia 6 years from now, when I also expect to relocate back for good 🙂

[@mhfazaana]

Is the education system not as good in Malaysia?

[@nikmanshah1]

@@mhfazaana if you set aside the Islamic education part of the Malaysian education system, Netherlands' is more holistic and well-rounded. They don't focus only on academic performance, but also on non-academic development. Even for the academic portion, consistent performance is promoted as they implement somewhat like a CGPA system for results. So can't just simply push your studies until the final exam for one final push. At least that's my view based on what I've seen so far in my children's education journey.

[@TravAlligator]

@@nikmanshah1 Also NL is a pro LGBT and woke Gender Neutral country which can have devastating effects on the faith of Muslim children. May Allah protect the Ummah and help you move back soon InShaAllah Aameen!

[@zigfxtech4940]

Malaysia have Penang Bridge the longest bridge 13.5km in 1985. Malaysia has KLCC Twin Tower the 1st rank Tallest TWIN TOWER 451.9m (1483 feet) in the world since 1998 until today. Malaysia the 1st country in the world using chip biometrics on identity card, known as MyKad on 2001. Malaysia build the second longest bridge Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge 24km in 2014. Malaysia largest mall in London, Battersea Power Station Mall Development including office and apartment around it is 42 acre ( over 8 million sq ft ) in 2022 Malaysia has Megatall Skyscraper Merdeka 118, 678.9 m (2,227 ft) tall, it is the second-tallest building and structure in the world.

[@anitasaidi6473]

As a mother I would rather have a permenant residency than having the fear of getting rejected with visa renewals every two years or so. Specially with young kids, you can't risk sudden changes in their lives. Since you guys have your hijab business (which I'm assuming you will be expanding while living there), and also your youtube income, if I were you I would def go for the MM2H platinum. A peace of mind is worth every penny even if it means no access to your money for a year. Best of luck to you and your family.

[@dorsamoezzi]

So true! My family faced the same issue of visa renewal every 2 years and it caused a lot of stress and tension in the household, which really affected me. I have pretty severe anxieties about stability and permanence that have projected on to my relationships with others too.

[@zaids-mw7ds]

That's a million dollar though.

[@gerrelldrawhorn8975]

Guardian Visas are year-to-year but are good as long as children are attending school. Unfortunately it's one visa per family and no employment in Malaysia. Is the hijab business export only? If not one will have to get an employment visa.

[@anitasaidi6473]

​@@zaids-mw7ds true, but the other options aren't as good. My mom's cousin immigrated to Greece on one of their special offers of buy a house and will give you a 5 year visa no questions asked....a year later the immigration rules changed and they have to apply for a visa every single year!!!....they have invested in the country and yet have to go through so many hoops in order to stay there and enjoy their old days. That's why in my book a solid and permanent residency is the only way to go.

[@zainabbibi8933]

Love your Videos!Keep up The Work!❤❤❤

[@robaz1177]

Thanks for promoting Malaysia brother.. we are welcome all good people to visit our country, just hopefully you are open to our way of life and culture and give a respect to it. We are not perfect but that make us different from the other side of the world.. cheers..

[@rettbutler1312]

This is the problem Canada has with multi-cultural immigrants. They do not accept our values and way of life with respect to so many cultural norms including women's rights, freedom to wear what you want, abortion, assisted suicide - they come here and want to change our laws to curb our freedoms and erase our Christian European culture. Better to go to countries that align with your values. It works out better for everyone. All the best to you in Malaysia!

[@mohammedthaseen4110]

The New MM2H removed the requirement for the 40k MYR overseas income. In my opinion Labuan option is the best. Upfront cost to set up around 10K usd and 3200 USD yearly there after. This cost will easily get offset by the lower cost of living. Just imagine minimum monthly cost of living in Canada for a faily of 4 can easily run into 5 to 6K. Where as you can live in malaysia in 3K, which is a saving of min 2k/month (or) 24K / year.

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Sabah Sarawak & peninsula have their own requirements for MM2H programme

[@abusulayman_]

They have removed the 40k but you still can't apply because the government haven't decided what the income is or if it will be removed completely. That's why you still can't apply for the MM2H program as of now. It's suspended.

[@mohammedthaseen4110]

@@abusulayman_ Yes you are right, it still seems to be on hold.

[@syedabdullahbinzubair1404]

I am sure you guys are going for a Labuan visa. I am relocating to Malaysia and I have gone through the hassle of visas for different types. Only a Labuan visa gives you the liberty to stay longer and independently. For an employment visa, I don't think you guys will be doing a 9-5 job just to have that visa (Dependent on employer). For MM2H, yes the capital requirements have gone down but still, it is a lot of money. For Digital Nomad Visa, again you cannot stay more than 2 years with current rules. lastly with Labuan Visa, you can route your current income to the Labuan company and then get paid from Labuan company as an employee of that same company that you own. Hence, No dependency of others, No capital requirement, and you can keep renewing your visa every two year.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Because labuan is 1. Tax free 2. Our overseas financial centre

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

​@@keangwooichoo6138 3. Labuan was formerly Sabahan

[@Sodainspace]

Interesting thank you

[@SalehFamily]

Love this ❤️

[@faz_s]

It's the first time I've heard about this. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge in obtaining the right visa entering Malaysia.

[@Azlifestylez]

Great video guys!!! ❤

[@SalehFamily]

Thank you!! 😁

[@bookslover8820]

I love you guys. I love your content. And your values. Greetings from Cuba. Sending you a lot of love and good wishes

[@SalehFamily]

Thank you all the way from Cuba!

[@megane0912]

Thank you for sharing the information 😊 If you're thinking long term, the first one sounds okay, but if you want to get used to living in Malaysia first before making a decision, the labuan visa sounds good 👍🏻

[@iqah0701]

Thank you so much for the most comprehensive Malaysian visa video 🔥 I am guessing Labuan or Digital Nomad visa! insha'Allah it will all work out well. I think a great follow up video request would be all the online business models you have tried and which ones are the most legit - 20% that's bringing in the 80% income 😀 And would love to know more about the startegy to get to a stable Amazon publishing income - no/ low content vs medium vs high content comparisons.

[@wannajwawanzohdi3493]

Thank you for sharing. I don’t know all those because I’m Malaysian currently residing in Toronto. Being outside, now only I realize I should be greatful being Malaysian for cost of living. Toronto is like a country club for the rich fuhh.. will be going back soon

[@nikmanshah1]

Tell me about it... The West is really darn expensive... Having lived in the Netherlands for 7 years makes me appreciate Malaysia a lot!

[@angryagain3801]

Malaysia's neighbor to the south is becoming more and more like this ("country club for the rich")

[@kingsufi6164]

so happy for this family. Malaysia is great to be at. So much opportunity, but most important, while you have the time, sponge all their delecacies and, explore the many culture malaysia offer. :)

[@user-gz5ws7nh5p]

Great Video Guys

[@neelamqadir3636]

You guys are a big inspiration I’m a Pakistani living in Canada. I did my masters from Malaysia and I have trying to find a way to settle their permanently since then please pray that Allah makes it easy for me.

[@zthde]

Beautifully explained 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💕💕💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SalehFamily]

Glad you liked it!

[@TravAlligator]

The 2024 MM2H program will no longer need an offshore income requirement. At the moment the MM2H program is on hold and no new applications are being accepted.

[@gerrelldrawhorn8975]

Supposedly...but they have not gotten Parliamentary approval. They also haven't published the full set of criteria such as foreign proof of income. The Fixed Deposits are very high and even with the ability to withdraw 50%for specific approved items one is still placing a large amount in an untouchable account for the length of ones visa. Also in Malaysia only RM 250,000 is protected from bank collapses or other financial crises. So that means for the lowest cost Silver program RM 750,000 is not secured by deposit insurance.

[@TravAlligator]

@@gerrelldrawhorn8975 Lowest cost Silver program (5 years residency) is RM 500,000 and after a year RM 250,000 can be withdrawn. So if investors are protected for the remaining RM 250,000 it is still worth it.

[@elainev670]

​​@@gerrelldrawhorn8975hello, a Malaysian who living overseas here. I think many Malaysians will agree with me. The idea of a Malaysian bank collapsing is unthinkable. The Malaysian banks have gone through rounds of consolidatiosn to arrive at the size they are now and this process was done over 2 decades to avoid foreign takeover. They are fairly stable now and Maybank or Public Bank are very strong banks. But you can definitely still choose foreign banks in Malaysia to put the MM2H deposit, eg Standard Chartered, UOB, HSBC, OCBC. All these foreign banks operate in Malaysia and have HQs in Hong Kong or Singapore.

[@xamiidah]

The other one that is also available is guardian visa where you enroll your child in one of the international schools here n each year your child goes to school the mother has one year guardian visa and any other child that is younger than school aged also gets one year dependent visa but the bad thing about this one they only provide to Moms so this case the dad has to find another type of visa somehow this visa you can apply thru your school n it’s about $300 per year Per adult it requires some paperwork’s n financial proof but it’s not as bad as the other visas that are available.

[@SalehFamily]

Definitely! Would have mentioned this one but we homeschool our kids.

[@Sodainspace]

Interesting but it leaves out the Dad

[@xamiidah]

@@Sodainspace exactly which is not fair 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@a4482921]

Nice, very helpful MashaAllah

[@ShineOfSmiles]

Big welcome!

[@tombulek5231]

Whatever visa plan you guys choose, I believe its the right option 😊

[@creativemind1635]

Salam, just wondering are you concerned about the weather? Monsoon season? Flooding?

[@aaqadasi]

Education visa is a much easier. My family and I used to have this when I was in high school. I studied at IMAS and got a student visa, and one of my parents can get a dependent visa. If you have two children in school, you are fully covered. Of course, it is not only this school that offers the student visa, there are many others, even universities and language institutes. But also, not all schools offer a visa.

[@SalehFamily]

Amazing! We are past the age of school so that’s why we didn’t mention this one 😅😭

[@aaqadasi]

@@SalehFamily I mean you have kids, and because the kids have visa parents will have visa too 😅

[@amjed6579]

@@SalehFamily Salam. Still, people do masters and PhDs and stay on student passes for literally over a decade (up to 3years for masters, up to 6-7 years for PhD, and then another doctorate at another university...)

[@adadisini2898]

​@@SalehFamilyshe said about your children. You have 3 children and each of them can get study visa if you send them to private school here at Malaysia.

[@asyrafyap110]

​@@adadisini2898FYI untuk warga asing yang punya 2 atau 3 orang anak visa penjagaan hanya boleh 1 orang sahaja harap faham ye t,kasih 🙏

[@Azlifestylez]

❤❤ Masha’Allah

[@haq786786]

Thanks so much🌷🌸🌷

[@totorovictoria2170]

MM2H is not open to new applicants currently. Not even and option.

[@FaresMujahid]

Just checked out KL, Malaysia 2 weeks ago.. Been living and working in Qatar for the last 10 yrs but from Toronto. We are really considering avenues of eventually living in Malaysia.. Based on all the info online it just seems like the rules keep changing quiet a bit.. is the 90 day tourist visa super easy to renew if you just leave and enter back? Seems like there are AirBNBs for 2 bedrooms for around $400-$500 CAD.. which is pretty amazing for a short term rental.

[@Leilahassan-ul5mu]

I heard you could get a certain type of visa if you enrol kids in a Malaysian school , i have an Australian friend whose husband works at the mines on a 2 weeks on /one week off roster and the family moved to malaysia so she could get a nanny to help with the kids while husband worked , and her husband flew to KL for the week he was off from Perth because malaysia is only 5 hrs flight from Perth .

[@erendizjovian3214]

Moving/Migrating is not a straightforward journey and is definitely lengthy of processes and money.. regardless of where you want to go. We, people of East Asian countries face the same challenges if we want to Migrate to Canada / US or any other place. The amount of documentation, and procedures are insane.

[@teresacherin6624]

What a cute couple!

[@mehdiben3147]

Salam alaikum. For sure you are applying for the digital nomad visa ( You said they asked us about our marriage certicate and to take it to malaysian embassy...etc)

[@Zainqadriya1]

MashaAllah Masha Allah ❤❤ I'm Indian Muslim Stay blessed always 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mapleleaf7136]

Assalamualaikum brother & Sister, May Allah (SWT) bless your family and full fill your desire.

[@kesatria_gelap]

welcome to Malaysia..everywhere got mosque to pray as muslim e.g. pump station, mall, highway rest station, etc.

[@Mr_M_Ben]

Hi. The new MM2H visa hasn’t been finalised. The previous MM2H isn’t taking any new applicants

[@sirajallie4682]

Shukran for the info..every family that makes hijrah to a country like Malaysia that is all thru the grace of Allah.We and many other south african have made hijrah with the old mm2h.Past 2 years ago this was on stop and then all the requirement where raised madly.But then some months ago with Dato Seri Anwar it changed making it ampicable to most alhamdulillah. We make dua that Allah open our doors that the can grant us PR or citozenship as the tier that offers is huge in monetary sum. We hope for the benefit of all that a better program get benefit for all

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Wouldn't it be amazing if you could buy a brand new Perodua Alza, so you could drive through the entire West Malaysia?

[@zahraameri3132]

Can you guys share what you're doing for schooling and how one can get into the public school and private school. If you can share the cost of each. Thanks for all the information.

[@kashewz]

For MM2H, are you describing the one for East Malaysia, because I believe West (peninsula) is not yet opened.

[@ellehanim9559]

If you pay zakat to the authorised body you can get rebate from the Income tax Department

[@B1ackC3t]

I thought musafir is to received Zakat?

[@B1ackC3t]

And Muallaf as well..

[@tisexblack]

@@B1ackC3t musafir is for people who is going to reside less than 15 days, if its more than that its considered muqim.

[@fahimatic]

40000 RM monthly ? so they are not expecting a lot of foreigners to show up, right ? I thought that high monthly income bar was lowered as well :(

[@A.--.]

Getting a VISA before you move is like Tiying the camel before taking a nap (prophetic advise). The Prophet did hijrah AFTER the Ansar came to mecca and pledged their allegiance and gave a formal invite.

[@romanaton]

What have you done for medical insurance? Im thinking of moving but want more information on medical.

[@ispywithmylittleeye...542]

Allahumma barik for sharing 💓I wanted to inquire on mosque. Are there plenty around everywhere? Meaning in every corner? Is it easy to walk/ short 5-10 min drive to a mosque? 🙏🙏☺️

[@nourelenna88]

It s plenty of mosque, I recommend you to have a stay at Putrajaya

[@express534]

hi asalaamwalikum question is there a difference between MM2h for retired people over 65 and also what's the retirement age in Malaysia.

[@shahzadkheros]

I would start with MM2H Silver which enables 5 years visa. I will move there and then start searching for opportunities on the ground.

[@tinglestingles]

MM2H program not currently available for new applicants. New 3 tier program - no start date as yet has been advised by the government.

[@benjamind3448]

How much interest does the account into the which the money for the MM2H Platinum category pay?

[@mysticdreamworks]

I bet you both took Digital Nomad, because it nicely fit and easily proven. After 2 year, you then apply mm2h 1st tier. 😆

[@rafaykhan9895]

Guys, what about platinum? great info though, thanks

[@SalehFamily]

Don’t we explain? Platinum MYR 5 million deposit. Can use half after one year for down payment of minimum MYR 1.5 million property. Eligible for permanent resident status

[@Bajan7024]

Wa'alaikumsalam🤲

[@shametienne8975]

I thought MM2H is on hold?

[@A.--.]

You cant just move from Canada to Malaysia without first setting up your long term visa issue

[@pmtibrm]

Can you clarify after 5 years or 15 years how much is the renewal visa charges and how much is the insurance cost for per person also if you can provide clarification about if i am the person taking home on my name can i sponcer my family? if yes how much is the visa charges for person these information will help us lot finally after 50% withdrawal done for home and balance 50% will be remain with Malaysian goverment forever? until we cancel or going back?

[@gerrelldrawhorn8975]

They haven't clarified if these visas are renewable and require that one "top up" the Fixed Deposit at time of renewal. That was one question immediately raised when the premature and preliminary announcement was made back in December 2024. Also no comment about proof of income or pension. If one can renew then why not just do multiple Silver visas rather than a Gold or Platinum?

[@FredBuchanon]

Can you please talk about tax process, like do immigrants need to pay tax in both countries?

[@Ryoko007]

Assalamu alaikum, my biggest question is, what income forms are there?? is there any like good jobs for people like me who's a stay at home mum can do? and my husband being a taxi driver, can he do that there? does it pay well? I'm worried about that. I live in England, born and bred.

[@ManFromNowheree]

Work visa is easier.. if you have local friends..ask them for helps..😊

[@seanalexio]

Can you discuss the Islamic obligation of caring for parents and how that is compatible with making Hijrah? I would like to relocate but am concerned about this aspect

[@SalehFamily]

Sana answering - I’m bringing my mom with me, and my father is being cared for by my siblings. As for Will’s mom, she also still has kids around

[@seanalexio]

Thank you

[@zaids-mw7ds]

@@SalehFamily Is it a good idea to split mom and dad specially at their age?

[@zahraameri3132]

Sorry, the last visa wasn't very clear. Labuan, is that a different city in Malaysia? That your business needs to be located in? Also can you please share what your doing for the kids school?

[@SalehFamily]

It’s an island in east Malaysia. Where your would open a business.

[@mohammedthaseen4110]

Labuan is a federal territory of malaysia. Your register a business there get a director's resident visa and live anywhere in western Malaysia.

[@Smart_Tamaha]

Do we get monthly interest on that fixed deposit?

[@mkl6212]

My dream is to live in malaysia i want to marry somone i know rn and i dont have what is needed for the point system can i get PR just with marrying her or should i give up

[@ellehanim9559]

Maybe you should find out more about business visa ..there are a lot of Pakistani owned shop/ business in Nilai 3..but if you want ro set a company you need to JV with a local partner

[@adiman6452]

Incorrect

[@wasim3145]

What's correct? ​@@adiman6452

[@user-pl3yo9cq5o]

What are the odds you’ll be back in Canada in a few years or planning to stay in Malaysia?

[@queenb5289]

I think u guys will apply for digital nomad or labuan visa.

[@salahuddinkhudayberdiev]

i have a multiple businesses in canada and im now thinking to move, because of the 60% tax not worth it at all

[@SalehFamily]

Yup! Same boat!

[@mohamedfiraz7041]

Can i get rhe link for website visa

[@WalidLi-ir6ey]

I live in Brunei and we always shop in Malaysia coz low price.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Brunei, singapore, Thailand are good neighbours. Thanks for shopping here.

[@Sodainspace]

The problem with keeping money in Malaysian currency is devaluation is rapid. You will lose half your money by the time you pull out

[@VirtualAnomly]

Mm2h seems the one to go for

[@ahmeddjeddou]

👋

[@zeeess3736]

plz make some content on how you homeschool?

[@maazbriaz4925]

You have applied /applying for MM2H .. I guess :)

[@zeekhan1434]

With 1m USD I would prefer to be the GC holder with our own ranch in a green state doing farming and hunting.

[@romansolo8560]

1 million myr (malaysia ringgit). 1 usd = 4.80 myr 😁

[@GeeKay786]

You guys are so cool.

[@user-bo9yy8hk5s]

Different state in Malaysia have Different requirements for MM2H program..I have some good news for you from my hometown,Sabah.. KOTA KINABALU, April 17 - Sabah announced that the state will lower the age limit for applicants to its Sabah-Malaysia My Second Home programme (SBH-MM2H) to 30 years and above. This means there will be a 20-year difference with the federal My Second Home programme that has a minimum age limit of 50 years. "We will also allow participants of the programme to sell their property after five years on condition they must purchase a new home valued at no less than RM600,000,” said Hajiji in a post-Cabinet meeting statement. According to state Tourism, Culture and Environment minister Datuk Christina Liew, the SBH-MM2H programme is expected to be implemented this month.

[@gerrelldrawhorn8975]

I hate these piecemeal announcements? Is it mandatory to purchase property for the Sabah MM2H. Or is that only for a certain age group. If you are required to buy another property at the end of 5 years then can one ever sell THAT property or are you required to have a property until one leaves the program? It's like they never look at things from an applicants perspective...it sounds as if the banks and property developers are setting up the rules. There regulations drive away 90% of the financially capable potential applicants who might rent (a better investment for them, at least initially, to avoid getting stock in a place they ultimately dislike). Rent generates more RM than what is paid on a mortgage. It also benefits the long-term local investor. By driving away those who may prefer to rent they are forgoing tens of millions of Ringgit spent yearly for living expenses, healthcare, etc. That's revenue into the Sabah economy. It's a similar mistake that the former Malaysian government did when the took away the old MM2H and brought in the Premium MM2H.

[@chelseamilanistis5361]

❤ from 🇮🇩

[@torontomunda]

Good move Canada is toast.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Is it really that bad? No wonder people hate trudeau

[@keangwooichoo6138]

I am a Canadian graduate.

[@SalehFamily]

Yes it truly is and it’s sad to see

[@Sodainspace]

Australia is the same it’s unbearable to live there even if you make six figures it doesn’t matter

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@Sodainspace so sad. I visited Melbourne twice

[@sarwatmir1607]

People lucky to move to Malaysia and leave West

[@MeadowLandss]

Lebuan visa is my guess.

[@ashrafc7794]

The bigger your beard, the better you look bro. TabarakAllah fi

[@pendambahidayah4712]

Once, when Islam is still in it's purest state, at the time of Rasulullah ﷺ and all his companion رضى الله عنهم, this planet of Allah are marked with the Mosque. The visible boundary, not some invisible one like now. The one that are marked with the Mosque is the land that has been returned to It's Original Owner, ﷲ ﷻ. Everyone that lives in it, either a Muslim or Non Muslim will live as brothers and sisters or as a beloved neighbors. The gap between the rich and the poor are non existent. But that's a long gone history and most of us, doesn't realize it as part of the memory of Islam. Anyways, my prayer is that ﷲ ﷻ will ease your transition to this humble land of Him, which we called it as Malaysia. For me personally, I don't reckon you as foreigner, you guys are just our brothers and sisters of Muhajirin and we are your Ansari. May we will see you in the khuruj for rijal(men), and may our Ansari wives will be together with our beloved Muhajirin sister in Masturat Khuruj (husband and wives) in the path of Allah spreading the risalah/Islam. And إن شاء الله, this planet will once again been marked with the visible living proof, The Mosque. And Islam will once again, be functional again as the saviour for humankind and the Djinns. Amin Allahuma Amin 🤲❤️🤲

[@WahidKhawaja]

This MM2H visa is not Finalized yet the government of Malaysia is still finalizing it.

[@FarheenMohsin-zq4st]

Salam. I have been following your move lately. Happy to see you guys are settling well in Malaysia. I was actually thinking of moving there too cuz I wanna leave Canada soon. But I changed my mind. I belong to Shia faith and I read no other sect is allowed to practice their faith apart from sunni faith. Its a disappointment but Malaysia is out of the question for us 😏 wish you all the best 😊

[@zaids-mw7ds]

Study Islam and become Sunni insha'Allah Ex-Atheist Muslim here!

[@mohammedthaseen4110]

Azerbaijan would be a good option for you. Look into that.

[@mandyy4802]

Salamu alaikum. Thanks for creating this video! I’m a recent revert in Toronto, Canada and I’m now considering moving to Malaysia because I’ve just had the extreme displeasure of witnessing 60-70 grown men cycling NUDE across Toronto. Of course, along with this, Canada has legalized euthanasia of its seniors and is currently moving right along to legalize it for people with mental illnesses. So yeah, I’m DONE!!! Is there a way to connect with you both about potentially resettling over there?

[@amin-dl2dn]

Im more concerning bout did u guys find a home yet.

[@LIBYAINUSA]

Wow sounds very difficult for normal people to move their 😢

[@aljusiakmujang2086]

SMM2H

[@akaktelekung]

Hmmmm as long as you came legally, nothing could be said.

[@GajahMengaumTheBruce]

You keep your money and gain interest from Shariah Compliant FD in Malaysia.

[@Uhohohno319]

Another reason why it was a good choice not to move to the US: getting a visa for the reasons you’re moving is very hard.

[@MAERR800]

🇲🇾🤝🤲✌️😃❤️

[@ScarletAlchemist888]

Good evening beautiful family. Be blessed by by Allah.

[@maryam.haque302]

What did you guys end up doing with Maui?

[@SalehFamily]

He’s with family. Same with Milo.

[@maryam.haque302]

@@SalehFamilyAlhamdulillah

[@floradecanya1654]

You must convince Malaysians and refugees NOT to move to Canada. There are not many stores with big selections of HALAL products. Hopefully you will convince more Malaysians to stay in Malaysia and retain what freedoms they will lose in Canada.