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 Work SG, retire MY is the best plan, agree?

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LegendLee
post Aug 14 2023, 11:10 PM

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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Aug 14 2023, 10:51 PM)
I'm a sinkiebaru so I definitely know life in SG very well. I said pros is low cost of living. Which is true, even though the earning is low as well. For someone earning USD, EUR, GBP or SGD of course the cost of living in Malaysia is low. I'll add one more point to this. That Malaysia cost of living is really one of the lowest in the world with relatively good infrastructure. Lots of foreigners would absolutely agree with this. You could go look up numbeo, or some other site that does comparisons between cities.

Malaysians complain about cost of living but at least most people manage to own a home, and have a car. This is something people in many cities find unattainable, especially in developed countries. What is better, so seemingly earn a big income ( after converting to RM) but still struggling to have a roof over your head, or to earn less but able to have your own home?

I find it so odd that you think Malaysia won't be a good place to retire by 2050 but your alternative is Taiwan. That's so odd, I think Malaysia has a better chance of being around than Taiwan in 2050. But that's just my opinion.
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Can a Singaporean even stay in Malaysia for a prolonged period of time?
Perhaps if you leave and enter the country every 30 days this is possible.
But I foresee a lot of issue here.

Unless you somehow get a long term pass or via the malaysia my second home program.
LegendLee
post Aug 14 2023, 11:22 PM

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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Aug 14 2023, 11:12 PM)
My spouse is Malaysian.
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Things may not be as simple.
1. Have you actually tried applying for the Spouse Visa for Malaysia ? The amount of red tapes is not for the faint hearted.
2. I believe your wife is a Singapore PR ? After you all retire and start living back in Malaysia, good luck trying to renew the REP tied to her PR.

 

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