Malaysia Monthly Budget | Early Retirement Full Time Travel

Join us as we go over our budget for our month long stay in Malaysia. We go over our budget line by line and share why we went over and budget and how we are covering that cost. This is our early retirement full time travel budget.

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[kyleanuar]

The surgery was a blessing in a way because you found out about it in the more financially positive place.

[virginiajordan]

I think you two have found that you can have true happiness in your marriage and in your lives when living abroad.

[syakirloh]

If you really interested to stay longer in Malaysia, I think you can apply digital nomad by MDEC. You can stay here for more than 3 month to a year

[pauladuncanadams]

Glad you are doing better. ❤ Here's to your full recovery. 🍻

[dwalker]

Thank you for the video and information plan on visiting very soon

[sarah]

Could you do a deep dive into your health insurance? Very interested in understanding what is covered for that low amount, and if it is just your share of a work or retirement-subsidized plan. Thanks!

[lisam]

Another great video. You are both so good at teaching. Would you consider a short tutorial on how you create your budget spreadsheet? Ie the tool you use and how to start a sheet that adds

[TheTravelingHatter]

Great video for inspiring confidence for aspiring travellers 😀

[MyVeeBee]

I too want to thank you for all this information. It is inspiring. Do you have a video or recommendations on insurance (personal/health)? There are so many plans it is impossible to know which company to go with.

[caroljordan]

Thank you for the monthly budget videos. You guys may not know the answer but I’ve heard alcohol is expensive in Malaysia - hubby likes a few beers each day which we would need to budget for.

[andrewchong]

Rides are cheap because our petrol price for RON95 is rm2.02/litre equivalent to USD0.40/litre. Our government partially
subsidises the petrol and diesel costs for everyone here

[kyleanuar]

You guys have not venture into the nature experience yet which will blow your minds as for a short logistics you'll get national geographic experience for real at least that was what I felt.

[brucesmith]

Kuala Lumpur is really a nice city. I spent a week there some years ago for a visa run. Glad you got new passports so quickly as there has been quite a backlog in the USA. It took two months earlier this year to get one processed through the US Embassy in Bangkok so consider yourselves fortunate.

[JeffMelsonVlogs]

Can't wait to go one day! Love the monthly budget videos!

[jamcam]

❤thanks for sharing! I love you guys so much and I can tell you love each other 😍it’s the way u look at each other hahaha

[frank]

How do you feel Malaysia compares to the Philippines?

[memphistnliving]

Nice share my friend. Good to see you travel and share finances. Can you create a video on total youtube income made per month across all channels?

[bgbgbg]

Did you make it by a Kenny Rogers Roasters restaurant? I've heard they're all over Malaysia

[travelnews]

can you specify is the amount in $USD, Malaysia Ringgit, or UK Pound, Euro, or which currency? Confusing...

[MB-vpzz]

Hope this is not too off topic, but would Malaysia be a safe place for a single woman to retire? Many places that are great for couples are less inviting to women on their own.