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Malaysia My Second Home – Gold (MM2H Gold)
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Malaysia My Second Home – Gold (MM2H Gold)

Investment Dependents Allowed

At a Glance

Processing Time

2-3 months

Application Fee

9,000 MYR

Stay Duration

Varies (Renewable indefinitely in 5-year increments)

Renewable

No

Job Offer

Not Required

Dependents

Allowed

PR Pathway

No

Remote Work

Not Required

Official Information

Overview

15-year renewable long-stay programme requiring RM30,000/month offshore income and RM500,000 fixed deposit, with work and business eligibility.

The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) Gold category is part of the revamped, tiered MM2H programme launched in 2024 to modernize the country's approach to long-term residency. Building on the legacy of the original 2002 programme, this tier provides a balanced option for those who desire a substantial, long-term commitment to Malaysia without the extreme capital requirements of the Platinum tier. It serves as a middle-ground solution for individuals seeking security and stability for an extended period.

This visa is designed for applicants aged 25 and above who are looking for a 15-year renewable residency. It requires a USD 500,000 fixed deposit and a minimum property investment of RM 1 million. While it does not grant the same work permissions as the Platinum tier, it is highly attractive to retirees, remote workers, and expatriates who want a reliable, long-term home in Malaysia. Its distinctiveness lies in its 15-year duration, providing a secure, long-term lifestyle option for those who meet the substantial, yet accessible, financial criteria.

Requirements

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Minimum age of 25 years old

Fixed deposit of USD 500,000 in a Malaysian bank

Purchase of residential property in Malaysia with a minimum value of MYR 1,000,000

Must undergo a medical check-up in Malaysia

Must maintain valid Malaysian medical insurance

Minimum stay of 90 cumulative days per year in Malaysia (for applicants aged 25-49; no minimum stay for those 50+)

KEY CRITERIA

Education

none or higher

Investment

500,000 EUR

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Valid passport

Passport photographs

Financial documents

Fixed deposit proof

Health certificate

Criminal record certificate

Proof of accommodation

Advantages & Considerations

Key Benefits

  • 15-year renewable long-stay visa
  • Tax-free status on offshore income remitted to Malaysia
  • Ability to include spouse, unmarried children under 34, parents, and parents-in-law
  • Mid-tier investment requirement compared to Platinum

Worth Knowing

  • No permission to work, invest, or set up businesses in Malaysia
  • Not permitted to bring in a domestic helper
  • Government participation fee of MYR 3,000
  • Property must be held for at least 10 years
  • Mandatory 90-day annual stay requirement for those under 50

Application Process

1

Check eligibility: Verify age (25+) and financial requirements for chosen tier

2

Open fixed deposit: Place required amount in fixed deposit with authorized Malaysian bank

3

Prepare documents: Gather financial, medical, and personal documents

4

Submit application: Apply through approved MM2H consultant or immigration office

5

Medical examination: Undergo health screening if required

6

Receive approval: Obtain MM2H approval and visa

Application Forms

MM2H Application Form—

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