Did consider but gave up as the process is tedious. Secondly, those countries are not suffering from high unemployment so you may end up getting bullied and no better there than here. So better the devil you know than the devil you don't.

Haha. Ya, every country migration process is tedious and costly.

But, I am asking for opinions.

Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand.

And yes, i'll remain as Malaysian

You can't be a PR of another country and remain in Msia in the long run. You will lose the PR status. The only way to retain any foreign status is to be a citizen of that country while remaining in Msia.

Most will choose Aussie or nz.

Singaporean PR?

taxes

keep the msia citizenship.. just if any crab hit the turbine...

That means renouncing your Malaysian citizenship, which I don't think that's what TS is looking to do. Malaysia does not recognize dual citizenship, as far as I can remember.

What you have said is true. Though there are a lot of Msians who have foreign citizenships still in Msia while the music is still playing.

Yes, I am aware of that too. It's all good until either country founds out

In most cases, they only have to worry about Msia discovering that. Other countries (which most malaysians have acquired status from) will not care about it.

I am in the process of executing my plan of moving to Japan.

got plan but haven't decide which country

Could you share the costs, procedures and rules to migrate to Japan?

yes, to a developed European country for better quality of life. clean air, low crime rate, health care, less stressful

if I understood TS question correctly, it means still being a malaysian citizen and holding a PR of another country. that is very common.

one will only lose the PR status if he/she is not in the foreign country for a predefined period of time.

Going to European country may not as good as in the pass due to their economy is deteriorate.

We may hardly get job at there as well.

Europe is on the up now, so it's booming again after stagnation/recession for quite a long time

To get visa, you need to get a job first anyway.

A country will not simply allow you to migrate unless:
1. You have secured a job
2. Graduated from their local uni
3. Very rich

this loophole is tricky.

for instance i heard that those holding msia-aust citizenship, when they fly to malaysia from aust...they take out their msian passports but when they return from malaysia to aust...they need to flash their aussie passport because aust government won;t allow you to use other passport.

You have missed one step. They usually enter Msia through another country. The main issue here is that you left Msia and so your passport must have a stamp. The issue is more on Msia than Australia. Australia doesn't care if you have another passport, it will not penalise you for holding another citizenship.

Doing what you have just said won't fly.

That's meant that using Malaysia passport to enter Malaysia and Australia for those having Malaysia-Australia citizenship. The Australia passport will be keeping to show that they are Australia citizen ?