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Sarawak MM2H sees increase in applications
Sarawak tourism, creative industry and performing arts minister Abdul Karim Rahman said this is “probably because our conditions are more attractive [compared to the national MM2H]”.
Outcome of MM2H review to be known in two months
Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said it would take one or two months to obtain approval from the various ministries before the latest conditions on MM2H applicants could be finalised.
MM2H programme to have three categories, says Motac
Each of the three categories, Platinum, Gold, and Silver, will require a different amount of permanent applicants’ savings PETALING JAYA (June 23): In the latest development involving the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H), the government will “set the requirements” to divide the programme into three categories.
The REAL deal: Let’s get serious about MM2H
It’s better late than never for us to get back in the game.
Malaysia outperforms regional peers in 2022 tourism recovery, says StanChart
Lee and Koh said Malaysia’s travel balance improved to -0.
MM2H: Rehda ‘encouraged’ by govt’s plan to review strict conditions
“The government’s intent to review the requirements as well as facilitate and expedite the processing of MM2H applications via a one-stop centre is definitely a step in the right direction,” said Datuk NK Tong, president of Rehda.
Govt to review MM2H’s terms and conditions
The Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry (Motac) said the decision to review the strict conditions introduced in 2021 was reached following a meeting between its minister, Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, and Home Ministry secretary-general Datuk Ruji Ubi.
Tourism and retail groups urge government to withdraw luxury tax plan
The groups believe the proposed luxury tax is a "lose-lose proposition" where the country will "lose foreign tourist arrivals and lose Malaysians from buying locally, coupled with the loss of foreign exchange".
Matta slams calls to ban China travellers as 'irrational and irresponsible'
Matta president Datuk Tan Kok Liang: Since the re-opening of our borders in early 2022, our country has been making steady, positive progress towards recovery and any knee-jerk reaction to re-introduce restrictions without proper planning risks undoing all that we have achieved.
Hoteliers urge Putrajaya to reintroduce strict SOP to protect tourism industry
"Among the steps that need to be taken is to immediately reintroduce a strict standard operating procedure as a preparedness measure in addition to ensure that Malaysia becomes a destination of choice for foreign tourists to visit.
