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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 :

[@saimuddin5312]

Assalaamuwalikum sister, JazzakAllah for sharing your info, I have saved your number I hope its OK? Inshaallah I think it would be a good idea for me and family to visit Malaysia first and get a little taste of culture and the vibes. I'll massage you if I need any help.

[@fitiadinot4661]

Ok

[@TT_rx8]

Salam sis can I contact you as I really want to find out how to do this . Been thinking about it for years and I have found the process quite daunting. It gives me joy and hope to see how you have managed this ma sha Allah

[@MuslimsWithAttitudeFrance]

Assalaamu alaikum sister its very interesting. im interested to know which city is located . and for children i would love to have information about international schools

[@labaiktoursusa]

Asalamo Alaikum I am Pakistani US citizen currently living in Turkey. Looking to move to MI. My goals to obtain long term visa and rental property like your. Later can consider to invest InshAllah 😊

[@gammaport]

don't be too complacent about security in Malaysia. Practice to hide details that can track location of your house or anywhere ur staying i.e. street name and car plates, avoid being a target. Stay safe.

[@somewhererainbow4775]

Si true. You can never be too safe. Come on Saira you are far too intelligent for to give away location etc even when it's a temporary rental.

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

I hope everything is fine as the housing area have 24 house security guard and people cannot simple enter the place without permission....

[@motorcyclesdream6921]

I guess this area has a good security..nobody can enter without permission

[@julesmail639]

About security in malaysia?! She is fine🙄🙄🙄

[@kamaldaud2782]

Yes...Malaysia is not Brunei, Singapore, Qatar or Saudi Arabia..Malaysia is safe anyway.

[@Leilahassan-ul5mu]

I like your chanel , but sister as an Australian Muslim who has also considered moving to Malaysia please be respectful of the locals and dont keep saying 500 pounds is cheap because it is not for many Malays , This kind of displays of expart earning capacity from western countries could create friction with locals and make it hard for malaysia to allow others to move to there.

[@faisalz8849]

True . Instead of saying cheap use ‘good value for money’. 👌🏻

[@OptimusPrime-n5o]

My brother, let me enlighten you on the Malaysian government's generosity towards expats through their MM2H program! They've made it incredibly enticing for individuals to relocate or establish ties with Malaysia, starting with their tiered bank deposit requirements. At the Platinum tier, participants must deposit RM5 million (about US$1.05 million). After a year, they can withdraw up to 50% for property purchases (valued at RM1.5 million and above), healthcare, and domestic travel within Malaysia. For the Gold tier, the FD requirement is RM2 million (approximately US$420,800), with similar withdrawal options for property purchases (valued at RM750,000 and above), healthcare, and domestic travel. And even at the Silver tier, with a mere RM500,000 (about US$105,000) in FD, participants enjoy similar withdrawal privileges. So you see, my friend, your argument holds no water in the face of such generous offerings! Therefore 500 British pounds per months is cheap as chips 😉

[@zakizamani542]

Or competitive..

[@MeHaziq]

Malaysian here, I dont think its disrespectful to say 500 pounds is cheap tho. 500 pounds or rm3k in Malaysia for 3-storey corner lot house with gated community really is cheap.

[@matthewlee2880]

I would like to know why you don't stay in your own countries?

[@PakluPapito]

One thing I loved from my visit to Malaysia was the tropical feel, whole country is covered in lush green landscape

[@muslim_first]

Malaysia is so beautiful MashaAllah

[@ellehanim9559]

Don't rush buying property..check whether it's flood area ....there are so many new property above RM 500 k on auction..especially property above RM 1 million reduced to as low as 30-50% of original price... Check market value with registered valuation company...can get the list trusted valuer from banks.. some agents are not honest especially if they know you are foreigner

[@Leilahassan-ul5mu]

good to know

[@rafiqmuhamad8251]

Property market in Malaysia isn't so good right now. Yeah you need to be very careful when buying property. Not that you will be scammed, just that if you buy the wrong property, it will be very difficult to dispose it without loosing money.

[@emmaleeaman1110]

Great point about checking possibility of flooding in the area before buying

[@afrinahamid]

You can ask ur agent to find a house with a kitchen cabinets actually. And for the shoes. We don’t want to bring dirt from outside into the house since house should be kept clean. But you can wear indoor slippers though

[@anonymous-uq3fv]

Good choice when u decide to stay in melaka because melaka one of the state that the cost for living is still low n reasonable in malaysia.melaka is the centre city that u can easy going to other state.i was in kl for 20 yrs n now settledown my life in melaka

[@zm7830]

Maybe try to use an indoor slippers in your house especially for you and your mom to avoid your palm feet to get cold coz over time, you will get pain. I used to live in wood house in village with my parents, it wasn't a problem with them but after moved with my husband into his brick house, i realised that i get pain at my feet so easily because we don't furnish all our floor with carpet

[@mysticcove3392]

Hydro thermal flooring is better and cleaner than carpet it is installed under the flooring.

[@zm7830]

@@mysticcove3392 we are not trying to renovate our current house now since we renting from the bank. And Malaysia is not suitable for hydro termal flooring since we are already hot. So making a floor warm will make me feel like in a sauna 😂

[@mysticcove3392]

@@zm7830 you can adjust the temperature to your liking. I do that for my mum.

[@mysticcove3392]

@@zm7830 You're renting therefore carpet is the solution.

[@iffy248]

UK is finised as a British born I'm also thinking of moving out

[@erikmorales1004]

Trust me as a teacher and someone who is born here I hate it racist country which hates us. I worked in Qatar and am looking to get out too soon.

[@matthewlee2880]

Please don't come to Malaysia. Thanks.

[@SallySturman]

Unfair to those of us who aren't racist. Surely there are good and bad people in all countries, not just the UK. @@erikmorales1004

[@molina5369]

Lmao and still thousands of Malay illegally staying in whole Eu? 😭😂💀

[@molina5369]

@@erikmorales1004 simple book the ticket and go back or don’t act fool lol

[@terry4801]

Hi Saira, that is one awesome house for £500 (3000 MYR) a month. I recall that Melaka was hotter than KL when I visited there about 15 years ago. I would like to move out of London and the UK and might have to do it by July if the rent on my flat increases again this year. I could definitely do the 5-year visa where you have to deposit £80K plus in a Malay Bank. Would you be able to upload a video about the process of obtaining a Malaysian bank account and do you need a Malaysia home address to open one? If you haven't already done so, I'd recommend visiting Kota Kinabalu's Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. The islands are stunning and you'll love it. Cheers.

[@zm7830]

Melaka still hot today. I visited it last month for a day just for eating and sightseeing. I was shocked that in the city area, the temperature can reach up to 38 Celsius on afternoon time 😅😅😅. We ended up going home early to Johor and trapped in a jam at highway for more than 5 hours. So I hoped she would plan her time to travel in here correctly if she wanted to use the Plus highway to Johor for example since she might compete with Singaporeans that's travelling in Malaysia during the weekend

[@DrizzyTries]

Must be nice to have enough funds to do the 5 year visa :D , Did you make the move mate?

[@terry4801]

@@DrizzyTries No, not yet.

[@nurul5603]

Wow 🤩, masha Allah for that price is excellent. I want to move abroad in future, maybe retirement 🤲🏼, UK has gone downhill, it is not good anymore, not like when i was growing up as a child. Malaysia prices looks good Thank you for showing us all

[@nimiraomar7573]

So true I think the same

[@SairaHayati]

Always welcome

[@mell7702]

as a Malaysian who studient in UK in 90s then 00s and 2012-15. i could really see the decline in the UK. more places looked rundown and boarded up houses are depressing.

[@Sodainspace]

What is the location of this housing compound? I can’t seem to find anything that big for 500 pound

[@Henry-ve3ye]

I hope more foreigner like move into Malaysia. You are so positive!! ❤❤

[@kakatuaa]

Salam to you. Welcome to my hometown Melaka. Hope you and your family will find peace and tranquility here.

[@adeebakhan2098]

Can u confirm whatever she is saying in her videos regarding Malaysia is true

[@kie_0783]

​@@adeebakhan2098yes it's Malaysia

[@kie_0783]

​@@adeebakhan2098which part U want to know?

[@khalidsuxx]

its true coz ive been there​@@adeebakhan2098

[@optimum999]

Allhamdulillah.. May you enjoy of your choice and your new home Saira... Salam from Jakarta.. now i am in KL for several days 😊👍🏼

[@greenyellow1200]

Alhamdulillah 💚 May Allah blees you and your family.Love from Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾💖

[@rainvyver01]

Alhamdulillah tq sister for this vd..as a Malaysian i hope many muslim move to Malaysia and we welcome your to live in our country.tq sister for promoting our country

[@askarsepoi]

That is it. Even open secret, iranians already invest for it many years ago, especially in penang island. I'm not sure other places, but everyone can see how many iranians everyday around batu feringgi and other night market in penang island.

[@Sa7biUK]

Are they the secular pErSiAnS or actual Muslim Iranians?

[@hazmanriess8949]

Yes nowdays many secularist of Iranian wealthiest runaway outside. They love Malaysian environment.

[@Leilahassan-ul5mu]

why do they go to malaysia and they dont like Islam? @@hazmanriess8949

[@ghrbaa6727]

@@Sa7biUK probably the more liberal ones, but if they are outright secular, they would have chosen western countries or Aus. Malaysians are not that friendly to Shiites and Ahmadis, generally we consider them security threats and a room for disharmony.

[@mohammedpatel4733]

What’s the contact details of the agent ????

[@nadiahazli5245]

Please request for a full kitchen cabinets please! Their fully furnished isn't actually fully furnished.

[@norzilahaziz6695]

Mlysia is not crime free. We hv menace of drug addiction just like some other countries. Never trust anyone. Scammers are also on the rise nowadays..just to let you know sis...wish u all the best

[@MatIbrahim-yj4rn]

Better than significant major cities in the USA.

[@emmaleeaman1110]

From my observation the drug addiction problem worst in Ipoh… didn’t hear about it or see it in KL, Penang, Kota Kinabalu, other parts of Sabah, or any of the kampungs.

[@queenraya]

Salam sis. You should consider your safety in posting your location. It's for your safety and avoid telling details in your content. Just an advise for your own good and safety inshaAllah. Take care and be safe 💖

[@ceaserspencer7]

You are right on Malacca, more calmer and cheaper than KL, hence I myself choose to work mostly from Malacca although my office is in KL. Ohh…we take our shoe outside to ensure cleanliness. You should venture to villages around Malacca…you will love it. Malacca is where Malaysia history begins.

[@romanaashraf9267]

I m shocked ..its absolutly value for money .In comparision to India Bangalore too.

[@johnrencher442]

Amazing rental… absolutely stunning, high ceilings, and I love the windows and the place having so much light.

[@SairaHayati]

It really is!

[@bakhtiaraffendi1972]

I love your video sis..I'm Malaysian...always looking forward for your next video..🤗👋

[@SairaHayati]

Thank you so much

[@zaharizak]

Klebang is not too far away from my kampung. Although I considered myself as KL-lites, my mom and siblings are still in Melaka. Yeah.. generally Melaka is quite safe but don't be too complacent though. "Malang tidak berbau" as we Malays say it. You usually use this phrase when unfortunate event happened without anyone expected it to happen.

[@Fizvidz]

MA SHAA ALLAH beautiful and soo calming

[@SSmarzuq]

Malaysian here. Just to clarify that Malaysians do not generally have housekeepers. Only the rich or who can actually afford, like families with high paying double incomes. Some hire weekly cleaners. By far the large majority do the housework ourselves. It is not easy to get reliable trustworthy live in maids anyway, typically they are foreigners as locals do not like that kind of work.

[@imaknaktamales]

Maid in each household used to be common until the late 2000's, though. Even a middle-class family like mine could afford to employ one. I remember almost every kid in my school having maids. These days, ugh. Sad ringgit noises...

[@masterderr2451]

ALHAMDULLILAH...may ALLAH bless of you n family....

[@Kasim_Mahmood]

This looks great as it is and I'm sure you're permanent house will be great too.

[@kamrulz659]

I used to live in the uk in the late 80's.what was always in my mind the houses there were not grilled.in msia in those time our house hd to be grilled bcos of so many foreign workers like to sneak into the house when the owner wasnt around.now that incidents very rare bcos of strict law if they were caught no chances of them to be allow again into msia forever.

[@princessak21]

She’s a mum and a dad Mashallaah ❤

[@niam550]

this is permanent kind of house... a rest after work at this space is just the best

[@terataibiru4997]

So u have chosen to live in Melaka... it’s a clean n beautiful place ... but hotter than other places in Malaysia.. wondering whether you have explored other places such as Putrajaya, Cyberjaya ...

[@kishyussof]

Yeah malaysia is definitely a heaven for expat. as for local many are still earning less than £500 per month. so many locals cannot afford to buy a decent house. we are severely underpaid. rental price is expensice yet average salary is only RM2500 per month. seeing so many expat praising Malaysia for our cheap price is annoying tbh

[@estherbrowne2017]

Yes true..500£ is definitely cheap for expats..but for the locals earning 2000rm above.. somehow might be hard..owning a house nowadays as local myself…kinda difficult maybe for me ..note that things aren’t cheap anymore

[@gabangadgetmy]

The average earner in UK wouldn't be able to afford relocating like this sister. Expats who come here usually have substantial financial resources. As long they keep the money flowing I dont have any problems with expats living in Malaysia. Just accept the reality that we are just developing nations with low currency. The grass is not always greener on the other side.

[@DehyaUK]

Beautiful house mashallah enjoy sister ❤

[@happyemojilearning2866]

Mashallah well done Ramzaan mubarak My allah bless your family and yout new life alhamdulillah

[@mukhlismuhamad3392]

yeah we in the east dont wear our shoes inside the house because it might be dirty with the animal faeces or something else. Sometimes we just want to lay on the floor or carpets so it must be cleaned from dirt. We usually have slippers that only be used inside the house.

[@SallySturman]

I'm from the UK and have always taken my shoes off before going inside the house. It's seems like a no brainer to me and my family as it's the most hygienic thing to do.

[@khanah77]

Mashallah. So happy for you and your family. I’ve been thinking to leave London with my 4 children. Haven’t figured out how just yet. Uk is finished!

[@88iamsterdam]

Why is everyone saying UK is a goner

[@az-fy3mp]

well people still can get into your house, but they probably have to climb many walls and walk by foot, which in itself is a bit weird. but in good neighborhood, possibility of break-ins are almost zero. but sometimes during holiday season when people are away it does happens. so make sure your doors and windows etc are locked properly especially if you are away during holidays.

[@ellehanim9559]

Putrajaya is more convenient , peaceful ....easier to go to klia & kl using MRT..more suitable for family with school going children...nearer to many international schools, colleges & universities

[@kanwar47]

Too expensive

[@nunrasachannel2111]

I am Malaysian. Just to remind and be aware. Do not trust to with on the guards. Sometimes it did happens the guards gang with the robbers. Especially the foreign worker guards.

[@marwajeffali6247]

Thank you for this video. Please tell us about schooling.

[@viziaidris6812]

why does the average say london/uk is no longer a fun place to live. hope all the people there are ok. i have a foster family who has lived here for about 17 years & in 2021 he has returned to scotland. i hope to those who want to reside in Malaysia...always be in a safe condition & away from harmful things because your safety, comfort & happiness living in Malaysia also reflects the way or life here. your presence here also helps to some extent in improving the economy in malaysia. take care everyone

[@otelindaveiga5004]

Yes please make a video in how to make money here in the UK, and how to make it work somewhere else. Looking forward to it.

[@darkreeze]

It seem u have chosen Malacca over KL or Penang. it has different vibe but choice can be limited, If u consider Selangor (greater KL area) maybe can search utbe eco majestic and eco ardence. 30min away from KLCC but u can get rental $500-$700 for landed

[@tkusa-x9p]

which code would that be?

[@cececonnie5509]

My choice would be Putrajaya, with international schools, less traffic jam (i assume), and MRT connection to the central city, wouldnt want to drive in KL

[@kanwar47]

Putrajaya is too expensive@@cececonnie5509

[@twize4916]

Great choice. I love Melaka

[@MsLilyx22lips]

The ID is not up to the builder's decision. It comes with the owner budget. Some will put as minimal budget as they can to get the full furnished rental rate..and truthfully most Malaysian can't afford for landed house, even so much of a landed terrace/ link house..

[@rizlanghazali985]

Pool comes with electricity & water bill... cost in minimum usd200 a month for that...

[@TBYS07]

Regarding the mosquitoes, it’s not that you’re not sweet enough but fun fact mosquitoes rather kids blood over adults and blondes over brunettes.

[@cececonnie5509]

I have 2 young kids, one boy gets all the mosquitoes bites, like 20 on his body. The other son only get 2-3 bites

[@TBYS07]

@@cececonnie5509 I’m really sorry to hear that, it must very frustrating for you and your son. Have you looked for or tried any remedies?

[@andrianaspapa5818]

Come on, cameraman. You have to be fit and obey all the boss's orders. 😅

[@AmengChiməev]

your face similar with (saira the musafir) youtube channel ❤❤

[@FA6682]

They are sisters

[@danzosarutobi6409]

Hi Ms Hayati, Eventho the area is gated and guarded, please please do not let your guard down. I am not trying to be negative but just concern but all in all enjoy your stay and be safe...

[@penukulbesi4006]

It is very encouraging that you try to live in a Malaysian city because the transportation between cities is quite good

[@tanticitogal]

Welcome to my lovely country and enjoy your stay

[@silverstar3417]

My lovely sister you can use word affordable instead of cheap i hope you understand what i mean. Love your content please continue ❤❤❤

[@sofiapeti2876]

Just don't jump on the bandwagon of dislikeness or likeness for the word CHEAP. The main idea is much deeper, which is to use a more appropriate lingo as the lady making the video claims to be well versed in the economic and financial world. It is to approach in a way that the market is not disturbed but is sustained so more people like the v-logger are able to move to Malaysia and other destinations. Using inappropriate lingo can create unfair hype where persons who are thinking of moving to these affordable destinations will miss out on the opportunity. Simple, Act Responsibly.

[@Hana321-]

Thoroughly enjoying your videos Saira.. can you do some Punjabi speaking vids with your mum and whose the cameraman?!

[@binay-hr6hl]

Stop saying it's cheap. It's not to the locals. You're gonna make everybody lives harder.

[@bibihamna8284]

MashaAllah amazing house sis well done

[@rabiaosman2566]

Masha Allah its beautiful...🎉🎉🎉

[@DoyinVoice]

Beautiful vibe and as a fellow British person it's so refreshing hearing your voice 😅🙌🏾🤍✨

[@muhammadnazaket3395]

Asslam u Alikum Sister, I am living in Surabaya, Indonesia, but basically, I am from Pakistan. You got a beautiful house at a very good price. If I buy the same type of house in Indonesia, then I should pay more than your house price. Stay blessed and happy with your family. Take care; I am going to subscribe to your channel. take care

[@yuyij6703]

If only I have discovered your channel earlier I would have recommended u to purchase bungalow houses in Janda Baik, Bentong or Genting Highlands where you can get them around your price range. The only difference is that these places are way better than KL. They are located just beside the million years old forest reserves, milder temperatures, capital towns of the musang king durians, the infamous Bentong ginger and a shout away from the biggest casino and theme park in South East Asia. By staying there you can enjoy the best that Msia has to offer from simple but comfortable village life to the life in KL as they are located just 30 mins from KL. Of course the cost of living is cheaper too.

[@hamdanbinbasiran9324]

Selamat datang Ahlan wasahlan

[@kalusandra6859]

Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, making $28,000 weekly profit regardless of how bad it gets on the economy

[@Ribeiro623]

Please how do I go about it, am still a newbie on investment trading and how can I make profit ?

[@kalusandra6859]

I will advise you stop investing on your own and seek for guidance from a professional, I don't invest on my own anymore, I always required help and assistance

[@kalusandra6859]

from my personal Financial advisor

[@alicewilliam6893]

YES! that's exactly her name (Julia Rosa) I watched her interview on CNN News and so many people recommended highly about her and her trading skills.❤

[@TylerButton9]

I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of his clients testimony on CNBC news last week

[@MegaAli213]

SubhanAllah I've just discovered this wonderful channel and have already binged on several lol. It's a great informative channel as I am myself looking to relocate to either Istanbul or somewhere in southeast Asia. Malaysia has always been in my top ten destinations. I've lived in Indonesia and love it, but it's a bit overcrowded and noisy. I like quiet places. Insha Allah, I'll most likely make my decision by the summer of next year. It's great to be a retired business owner from California but my children are all college students and married and I'm ready for a new chapter to be written.

[@ferhatahmad6505]

Mashallah beautiful nice to hear you speaking punjabi 😍😊

[@kingali7105]

السلام عليكم which area is this. Me and my wife are planning move there when MM2H clears. We from USA been to Malaysia 5 times love the country. Thanks

[@cececonnie5509]

I think they will make decisions by 31st march, not sure

[@azimunhalim8941]

This is Klebang Malacca

[@pxnther2502]

What area are you interested in purchasing a property in?

[@zaedhrsh]

Where are you from?

[@pxnther2502]

@@zaedhrshUK

[@FyFg-qr7xr]

Super duper dats wat i kol home great vid kippidap

[@affendyamir85]

Malaysia is great place to stay for expatriat.but for us Malaysia its quiet expensive.. Maybe different if u rich.but if u not rich its hard

[@zakkhan4125]

Mashallah nice useful information I plan to visit this area in December and find a place rent as well. Anything like your place would be fantastic

[@Port0101]

Hey ! I'm curious about how you manage to cover your monthly expenses and your kids' private school fees . Could you share some insight into the various income streams you rely on to support your family's financial needs? What is the plane to create wealth and not to relay on savings . Thanks from 🇨🇦in advance

[@gabangadgetmy]

She owns rental properties in the UK and has various investments. All she needs is £3,000 to live luxuriously here in Malaysia.

[@باعلوي_جمال_الليل]

invite us for Eid ma'am.we love free food 😍

[@firefox8713]

Yesss!

[@bujeah14l85]

Feels like watching an episode of MTV cribs 😂😂😂... beautiful home

[@faridghani5954]

You can't get £500 for a gated semi-d house with a pool in KL. Born and raised in KL, but my grandparents are from Jasin, Melaka. So dead and quiet at night 😂

[@darkgreensabbath]

mosquitos, geckos, cockroach, ants are quite typical maybe can just find their deterrence..safe...

[@kanwar47]

Assalaamu alaikum, sister. Great video, mA. Where can find listings for such rentals/villas etc. online?

[@socialshake]

Only a matter of time until those rental and house prices go up because people like yourselves will increase it because of "supply and demand." However good luck with your new journey. May Allah provide you with peace, blessings and tranquility in your new found adventure. Ameen

[@MMMA-pt7mg]

* That's in Malacca. 100+km away from KL. KL or Selangor might not be the case. Maybe same rate but smaller basic house or decent apartment.

[@m-ny9509]

Try to use water called "blue water" cheap and healthier, i was there 7 years +, and now moved in EU

[@rafiqmuhamad8251]

It is quite unusual that foreigners who move to Malaysia settle down in Melacca. Usually they will be either at KL or Penang. In Melacca, you will get better quality of life. You get big houses with cheaper rent. The only thing is that you may miss the hustle of the KL city.

[@gabrieljesus3183]

If you stay long, i suggest a gardening area or gym fitness area for the balcony

[@imjuzsayin..5017]

Lol.. You bought a house in my hometown. Just 30 minutes from my place. Hopefully one day will meet you all. InshaAllah. Enjoy your stay!

[@alaaaaa4132]

A good alternative for yoga is Pilates, with no religion origins.

[@khairulanwar5212]

Just a trivia....Dyson is manufactured in Johor Malaysia.

[@SairaHayati]

That’s coool!

[@nazandnab4565]

There are more choices of International schools in KL n Selangor....ranging from 90k- 20k per year. The more facilities the school can provide the higher the fees.

[@cloudchaser21]

Ah expats, want all the good things from living here but unwilling to assimilate, only eager to stay in their bubbles 😂

[@nutzhazel]

KL and Selangor is too chaotic and probably not much different from her old place in London, so basically she's looking for different vibes instead of experiencing similar vibes like in the West.

[@nazandnab4565]

The comment made was not actually for pn. saira...she already knows where she wants to live n what school n what to do...rather this is for her audience who were asking a abt schools here

[@smartdetoxsehati2694]

Near bamboo area perhaps you can add orchids phalaenopsis, amabilis, etc.

[@alimunawar7670]

There 4 International School in you can try Melaka International School British base IGCSE near to your home in Klebang Melacca for your childrens educations

[@inaadamturab3195]

Maansha Allah sister Thanks for showing us Muslims can have amazing life And may Allah barik you and and your family and Malaysia and all the Muslims Amazing camera Husband

[@ilovethismuch7860]

the only reason we take off our outside shoes is that we dont want to bring in the dirt from outside inside our house, just imagine if you stepped on a poo and you step inside your house with that shoes, its more of cleanliness.

[@OWAIS843]

Does 500 Pounds monthly rent includes utilities as well i.e. electricity, gas, water bills.

[@abnpadilla]

as a father myself at 3:37, I had to wave back ^_^ oh kids! so cute

[@aishx]

Each home should've at least a small pot of pandan (screwpine) plant. The vanilla of south east asia. * The Dyson factory is next door (Johor) 😄

[@MrJukamada]

I am a Malaysian working in the UK. Please do not believe everything you hear from this video. There are a lot of other issues living in Malaysia that is not being covered. Yes, living standards are low in Malaysia but so does everything else. You still need to be vigilant and aware of your surroundings and environment. The public services in Malaysia is adequate but poor in certain areas. Really, depends on where you live and which area you reside, some places are just best be avoided. Malays in general are very good and kind people , but there are bad apples in any society - scammers and con artists are everywhere looking for people like you, and there are also many corrupted people especially in the government, like the current PM and his vice PM. The rule of thumb is : if things doesn't sound right , or too good to be true , there is a high chance it is a scam. In terms of justice , my father died miserably from a cock up medical procedure and until now we did not get any compensation and the judges are all so corrupt , they are not willing to entertain further appeal. There are many more problems in Malaysia , but in general if you know how to mind yourself , and take care of yourself, you will be okay. But of course , you have to mind your kids because drug pushers are everywhere and they always target foreigners.

[@shinachikudidnthappen..mov9196]

You'd be better off staying away, then, so that we can make room for those who are willing to give us fair chance, like this sister here. You've tasted both side of the world (before you start, so have I, hence my unwavering loyalty), and still you come out here making Malaysia to be like some ghetto unworthy of one's love. Talking sht about our standard of living? Let's not forget in Malaysia, you will never be mindful of how much your are spending for heating whenever you have unexpected guests coming over, since our electricity is affordable and subsidized anyway! Our KKM performs miles better than your NHS, and we don't even have to maintain any sort of insurance to be assigned to GPs; our IC allows us to get treatment anywhere without being attached to our legal address. Every meds prescribed are RM1 for the whole duration needed until your next appointment, whereas you have to buy your own over there. Our poors can also more than afford to spend on frivolous things over here, we have Shopee and Lazada where the prices are often half than what's paid in Amazon/Aliexpress. 32 bottles of gel polish, for example, can go as low as RM16 easily (actual price paid by me just recently). Your country (yeah, might as well renounce legally, we do not love traitors here) doesn't even know what is a woman, so shut up about us supposedly being so much more corrupted than yours. At least we are not openly endorsing and supporting genocide like your beloved government is doing over there. And also, medical negligence is a highly competitive business over here. When there's a body, there's almost always compensation. Corrupt judges? You're so stuck in the 90s. If the ratio decidendi given is absurd, there's always active form of check and balance here, from legal recourses to pressure by the Bar Council, not like anything can be swept under the rug in this age of social media. Our medical tourism is thriving as a result of strong check and balance system. You also talk like there's no bad seed over there where you live, when here, at least, hijabis don't have to worry about stepping into wrong place where you'd get hate crimed just for wearing a piece of fabric over the head. I have so many family friends like you, having to come back here under MM2H after spending decades badmouthing Malaysia. Fingerscrossed that won't be you and you'll stay away for good.

[@xiaomashitu]

WOW ~!~ REALLY WORTHY

[@domore1287]

Salaam Giving the best Room to mum. Great idea my sister Salaam hope to connect inshaAllah

[@mohdyazid3810]

Very Good for big family and keep safe... The surrounding neighbors that might comes without invitations 😂😂

[@danlai7396]

Wow let compare it with a house in UK it's looking like a mansion with the high ceiling and space you have. ❤

[@hijazzains]

Houses in Malaysia are simple because of the constant warm climate, you just need a roof and four walls thats it, no insulation and just common sense to have good ventilation and fan to keep the heat dispersed.

[@bibikarim1506]

Dear sister, Asalaam Alikum!!!! KZbin channels are in overload with so much of everyone’s personal information…….this is so scary!!!!… your safety and the safety of your love ones are extremely important….May Allah protect you all!!!! Ameen Allahuma Ameen.🕋🤲