Pros and Cons of Expat Living and Retiring in Malaysia

There are many benefits of expat living and retiring in Malaysia. The top reason for most of us who live here is that life is easy, affordable and relatively low-stress. In fact, the cost of living is so low that many Westerners are able to retire early here – sometimes a decade sooner than anticipated.

Top 10 hard truths of living as an expat in Thailand | The

Top 10 hard truths of living as an expat in Thailand. Unlike Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia. Philippines and India (just to list the countries around Thailand), there has never been western colonisation of the Kingdom. And most Thais will be delighted to remind you of this proud fact.

An expat guide to living in Bangkok, Thailand | Expatolife

What is it like to live in Bangkok as an expat? In this Expat Interview, Tara shares her expat life in Bangkok, Thailand.She discusses her moving procedure, good and bad things about Bangkok, where to visit in Bangkok, the cost of living in Bangkok and more.

Top 5 places in Asia to experience winter wonderland

Top 5 places in Asia to experience winter wonderland. by Raymard Gutierrez January 14, 2018. ... posted on this website are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Expat Life in Thailand magazine. Links to other web sites do not imply an endorsement of the materials disseminated at those websites ...

Western Expats in Thailand survey that a growing number of Western expats are not happy in the Land of Smiles.. For some, this is not exactly news although, for others, it has come as quite a shock.

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Oh MY Expat Life | Tips for expat life in Malaysia and SE

Malaysia is almost always in the top 10 lists of best international places for expat living and retirement, and for good reason. But just not for the reasons they list. Those “10 Best” write-ups are hilarious fantasy fictions written by people who are either completely high, closely related to Pinocchio, or have never set foot…

Filing taxes in Malaysia? Your 2017-2018 expat guide

The Malaysian tax year runs from January 1st - December 31st. The deadline for filing your tax return depends on where your income comes from. If you’re self-employed for instance, then the deadline is June 30th. However, if you derive income from employment then you have to file your taxes before April 30th.

How to apply Red IC in Malaysia, Malaysia forum - expat

FOREIGN SPOUSES SUPPORT GROUP, MALAYSIA·MONDAY, 12 FEBRUARY 2018 Permanent Residence Eligibility of Permanent Residence (PR) is 5 full years on LTSVP for spouse not counting any visa that is less than 1 year. Approval of PR may take 2-3,4 years.

Thailand, Vietnam or Cambodia, Thailand forum - expat

Thailand has the best food and comforts for me. So many tourists that it is geared for comfort compared to Cambodia and Vietnam. Especially when you get out in the sticks. Cambodia is ok, I drive from Thailand to Sim Reap. Then on to other places. Food sucks IMO, not as developed as Thailand but not bad. Very reasonable.

Cost of Living in Penang | Oh MY Expat Life

Hi Kenny, thanks for your kind words about my site. Very glad it’s helping you out! You may want to consider joining some of the Facebook groups for expats living in Penang so you can start a conversation and learn what life is like here, including the upsides and the downsides.

Expat Life in Thailand December/January 2018 by Expat Life

Expat Life is honoured that Madame Astrid finds time to share part of her privileged life with us and our readers as she typifies expat life in Thailand in engaging and connecting with the very

Pros and Cons of Expat Living and Retiring in Malaysia

There are many benefits of expat living and retiring in Malaysia. The top reason for most of us who live here is that life is easy, affordable and relatively low-stress. In fact, the cost of living is so low that many Westerners are able to retire early here – sometimes a decade sooner than anticipated.

Expat Life in Thailand - Expat Magazine

Expat Life in Thailand is a community lifestyle magazine for expatriates (a person who has citizenship in at least one country, but who is living in another country) living in Thailand with an appetite and a zest for the best of life!

Tropical Expat - Living Malaysia, travelling Malaysia

Living Malaysia, travelling Malaysia. Reading Time: 3 minutes bad mangoes Izakaya free stuff UK election Cashless fail Hello Kitty bad mangoes We bought bad mangoes from Tesco – they had some kind of insects inside. See photo. These were Golden Dragon mangoes, which are very nice but much

Western Expats in Thailand - Why are so many leaving

So long Thailand, it’s time we were heading home. By now many will have read and digested the news from the biennial Thaivisa.com survey that a growing number of Western expats are not happy in the Land of Smiles.. For some, this is not exactly news although, for others, it has come as quite a shock.

An expat guide to living in Bangkok, Thailand | Expatolife

What is it like to live in Bangkok as an expat? In this Expat Interview, Tara shares her expat life in Bangkok, Thailand. She discusses her moving procedure, good and bad things about Bangkok, where to visit in Bangkok, the cost of living in Bangkok and more. 1. About Bangkok. Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand.

Top 10 hard truths of living as an expat in Thailand | The

Top 10 hard truths of living as an expat in Thailand. Unlike Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia. Philippines and India (just to list the countries around Thailand), there has never been western colonisation of the Kingdom. And most Thais will be delighted to remind you of this proud fact.

Oh MY Expat Life | Tips for expat life in Malaysia and SE

Malaysia is almost always in the top 10 lists of best international places for expat living and retirement, and for good reason. But just not for the reasons they list. Those “10 Best” write-ups are hilarious fantasy fictions written by people who are either completely high, closely related to Pinocchio, or have never set foot…