2 to 3 mil rm put in the bank earn interest no need to work already in malaysia. mm2h requirement to prove rm10k income is more than enough to live in malaysia
Living cost outskirt (10 kilometres) around KL is cheaper, no need to go all the way to Ipoh. My area rental for 1400 Sq ft, currently cost RM1300 to RM1500. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a driveway for 2 cars. I buy my produce from the wet market which is cheaper and fresher than the supermarket. Average Malaysians earn RM4000 and above. If we can survive. So can you.
@Mable chan . 10k a month is consider middle income family expenses.
@ggcy29904 жыл бұрын
merry Christmas to you and your family 🤗🌷🎄🎊🎄🎉
@singleteam884 жыл бұрын
Thanks!merry chrismas and happy new year
@user-nu3sd1qu6x4 жыл бұрын
马拉西亚普通版不太需要那么高,除非你一直出游就不同。。。
@6969tomahawk4 жыл бұрын
Good advise
@linustw4 жыл бұрын
I am Malaysian. for the economic model Clothes - you were not wrong that if you don't want to spend money on freshy clothing and designer labels, you can get away with rm800 per year. BUT you miss out one point - footwears whether normal casual shoes, sport shoes and for women, need I say more???? sport shoes already cost from rm200 per pairs min up, Food - one good thing about Malaysia is that you do have choices, from real budget to lavish and anything in between. I agree that rm30 per day per person is doable but not linear throughout the year and for persons that like a bit of drink now and then, alcoholic drinks are known to be on the pricey side. live - even outside CBD, and not downgrade to very local locale, rm2000 per month wont get you very nice condos and very large condos. 1000 to 1500sq is at best mid to mid-high cost range. And our high cost range started from rm500k and above, far short from rm1mil that MM2H visa holders are allowed to buy. but in general, for single person, assume you bought your house and car outright, just meeting maintenance cost for both items, insurance, travel allowance, food, entertainment and etc, rm3000 should live fairly well, not lavish and above middle income Malaysians. Rm4 to 5k you have more travel allowance.
@singleteam884 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your information,Thats why i set an enconomy version and a luxyry version☺️☺️☺️
@liehuizhou74504 жыл бұрын
more interested in average rent outside CBD, the rest can be budgeted according to needs and personal preference
@fr123m4 жыл бұрын
clothing RM160 for two /month is not enough for luxury life type. One dinner female dress is already RM 150 -250 already. I guess RM300 / month is better estimation for this category.
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's plan to lower the minimum price at which foreigners are eligible to buy homes is meant to tackle the property glut, but analysts warn it could create a property bubble instead. The government announced last Friday (Oct 11) it will lower the threshold price from RM1 million (S$327,000) currently to RM600,000 per condominium unit, in a bid to reduce the number of unsold apartments - worth RM8.3 billion in total - in Malaysia's major cities. 大馬政府降低門檻希望消化60萬左右嘅盤,希望配合下,唔好成日推貴一倍果d
@fr123m4 жыл бұрын
10k a month. retiree couple can live quite comfortably in damansara area, Malaysia.
@chinkang35664 жыл бұрын
My wife and I happened to live in Damansara area and spend about 10 K monthly. Children finished schooling and live overseas. Houses and cars ( Honda CRZ , 6 years old and Mercedes C200, 10 months old) are paid for. I guess this is pretty typical in Damansara area.
@fr123m4 жыл бұрын
@Chin Kang. Ya agree with u. 10K a month is without housing loan and car loan. Assume that all the loans have been settled before retirement.
@chinkang35664 жыл бұрын
cindy Ya, to achieve financial freedom.
@garykwan3604 жыл бұрын
有參考價值
@nicolechanpy9024 жыл бұрын
KL cost of living is getting higher. Need at least RM2 mil to retire
@keatlow4 жыл бұрын
at least 5 mil
@gkheng4 жыл бұрын
Malaysia got so many ppl earn rm2mil at age of 55?
@liongrose11733 жыл бұрын
@@gkheng if they have invested in properties ..yes
@@singleteam88 Thank you. But I am not living in HK and have no idea about the medical cost in HK. Do you buy medical insurance in Malaysia? if so, how much does it cost?