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Want to migrate out of Malaysia, Any recommended agencies?
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Eulm585
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 Dec 7 2020, 05:18 PM
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QUOTE(Endeavour @ Dec 7 2020, 03:30 PM) Not that Malaysia's not good enough, but rather I wanna escape from my family. And friends, too, actually. And just everything lol. Want a fresh start. Long complicated story for mental health subforum, not for serious /k haha Are you planning to stay there for good? Or just afew year stint? Easiest ways are to study and find a job there after, investor/business owner which would require high capital. In the current situation of covid, finding a job is slightly harder due to the travel restrictions and what not.. however I believe Singapore would be the easiest to get off you are looking to pack up and leave asap while thinking on what your next move is |
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Eulm585
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Dec 7 2020, 06:33 PM
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QUOTE(Endeavour @ Dec 7 2020, 05:40 PM) Probably staying there permanently.. Yup I've considered taking up masters to do so, but the thing is that money can be more well spent (RM200K for a masters in UK, seriously?) and there's the preparatory stage as well (I did GMAT a few years ago, score of 700 can only get you so far to a good masters programme if you're asian+male unfortunately). SG has been among my considerations before as well, but tbh SG is too close to home, still. Currency difference is one of the key reasons too, but that's secondary in comparison to lifestyle/freedom of heart and mind. Well Singapore could be a first step in moving to other countries if those don't work out at first. Tech companies in singapore are miles ahead in comparison to malaysian companies. Opening you up to companies like fb, google, aws and etc. Also financial wise, can be used as a stable financial base for you to before you venture to us, uk and etc due to the strong currency rate. Cause 200k myr is just 70k sgd.. which is very reachable compared to 200k myr |
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