Why Are More and More Chinese Moving to MALAYSIA Now? 7 Reasons You Should Know!

Why Are More and More Chinese Moving to MALAYSIA Now? 7 Reasons You Should Know!

Discover why Malaysia is becoming a top destination for Chinese nationals! In this video, we delve into the top 7 reasons behind this growing trend:

1. Affordable Cost of Living: Learn how Malaysia offers an attractive quality of life at a fraction of the cost compared to China.
2. Cultural Affinity: Explore the shared heritage and cultural connections that make Chinese expatriates feel at home in Malaysia.
3. Lucrative Investment Opportunities: Understand Malaysia's booming economy and why it's a hotspot for investors.
4. High-Quality Healthcare and Education: Discover why Malaysia's healthcare system and educational institutions are drawing Chinese families.
5. Strategic Location: See how Malaysia's prime location in Southeast Asia provides excellent connectivity and travel opportunities.
6. Pleasant Climate and Natural Beauty: Appreciate Malaysia's tropical climate, stunning landscapes, and outdoor activities.
7. Supportive Community: Find out about the strong and welcoming Chinese community that eases the transition and enhances the expat experience.

Join us as we uncover these compelling reasons and explain why Malaysia is an ideal destination for Chinese migrants. Whether you’re considering a move or just curious, this video offers valuable insights and practical information.

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[kchoong]

Your analysis of the claim that "more and more Chinese are moving to Malaysia" is misleading. The tone seems to instill alarm among the Malay populace, particularly among more conservative and racist individuals. While it’s true that there has been an increase in Chinese tourists recently, there’s little evidence that many Chinese are planning long-term moves to Malaysia. For example, when the developer of Forest City in Johor Bahru offered heavily discounted units to buyers in China, very few took up the offer. In my interactions with many Chinese, both in China and Malaysia, as well as Chinese abroad, I've found that many come here out of curiosity, to send their kids to school, or to escape the cold winters in northern China.

Although Malaysian and southern Chinese cultures share similarities, there are inaccuracies in the assumptions about Chinese preferences. First, Chinese tourists from China often don’t rave about Malaysian food, except perhaps for those from Guangdong or Fujian provinces. Many are not adventurous when it comes to foreign cuisine. It’s common for Chinese travelers to bring their own food abroad, and many don’t enjoy dishes like bak kut teh, char kway teow, or anything with curry.

Second, the notion that Chinese are escaping pollution is an oversimplification. While cities like Beijing struggle with pollution is a past thing, many other Chinese cities are quite clean. Malaysia, too, faces issues like periodic haze and flooding in various areas.

Third, the idea that Chinese would seek healthcare in Malaysia is overstated. While Sunway Hospital is a reputable facility in Malaysia, there are leading-edge hospitals in China that many prefer. Any I suppose you have not visited any.

What’s often overlooked is that Chinese tourists appreciate the warm and friendly nature of Malaysians, including the Malay and indigenous communities, as well as their customs.

[xz]

why malaysian need return ticket when entering china but chinese do not need return ticket when coming to malaysia..
thats why they keep coming in.. they can do whatever and stay longer even start business shop/restaurant without hassle. can you do that in Beijing

[ronnieng]

Money buys anything, yes anything!🤣

[ceeesscee]

Welcome China chinese, more merrrier to become majoirty race, their hard working people and technolgy, then country can become 1st world like singpore

[norazizahabdulaziz]

The Malaysian government must not give them citizenship nor permanent resident status. What now with the 1.2 million Chinese tourists who are now illegal immigrants here.

[cucoqudangg]

Tinggal tidak kekal tak apa tapi jangan diberi kenegaraan pada mereka. Rakyat disini masih produktif dan masih beranak pinak nanti susah pulak generasi bumiputra nak cari makan kerana bumi ini dimonopoli. Maaf fikir fikirkanlah

[PakistanAmahPmalasPngemis]

Pooping on the floor is not allowed in Malaysia

[uber]

Beijing smog? Are you talking about 30 years ago? Most cars are running on electric today.

[mutanic]

this is a red flag, they tend to get in but never get out & back to China, they are trying to occupy the land by merging with local Chinese in Malaysia

[Shiela-vk]

There is actually 1.2 mil China Overstayers...they are moving into Malaysia ILLEGALLY.

[rosalindwong]

Indians are coming too. I can see lots of Americans in the Indian mamak shops eating Roti Canai forty over people in a group very often. Where China goes the Americans don't want to miss out too.

[idrisbodoh]

More 1million chinese tourist disappeared in Malaysia danger to political in our country

[sallehauza]

Our government is now run by malays orchestrated by political DAP chinese party. The malay government has less decisive power, and has to depend on the economic power of their counterparts. Political power itself just can't make the malays prosperous unless you are politicians.

[mrreed-gfgo]

Corruption is the key for "one way ticket tourist".. you can 'buy' malay integrity for cheap price!..

[matizam]

Other major countries its hard to get citizenship that why their choose Malaysian and buy more properties in here also Malaysian passport among strongest passport too

[hongqi]

If the Chinese wish to settle in Malaysia, then Country Garden Forest City in Johor Bahru would not be deserted. Most Chinese visit Malaysia for vacation and then take a trip to Singapore.

[glendaraguin]

Don't ever ever go to Sabah. That's Philippine territory and ride a boat going to the Philippines. CHINESE ur not welcome to the Philippines 😊

[ageeibc]

Many original malaysian chinese have migrated. Now we will have more chinese forming clusters in many big cities in Malaysia which we call CTFC. China Town Forest City, China Town Penang, China Town Petaling Street & now China Town Malacca. Its great to be replaced & balance the national rate 50% Chinese mostly from China & 50% Malays Muslims mostly from Indonesia. Indonesians look like malays too.

[fgd]

History tells that Chinese china diplomatic yirs and trade happened long in 13/14 th century. During the malay ruler the sultan Mansur Syah. Malay land already welcome the china trader loves you. Make Malaysia great again😊

[dikilin]

Living in Malaysia must be Wealthy regardless of any Races...