My Second Home
Who We Are
Harvestman (MM2H) Sdn Bhd
Welcome to Harvestman (MM2H) Sdn Bhd, your trusted agent in navigating the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program. Established with a passion for facilitating seamless transition, we specialize in providing comprehensive service to help you achieve your dream of living in Malaysia.
Perfect Location for A 2nd Home
- 32°C Day Temperature
- Low Cost of Living
- Food Paradise
Discover Malaysia, Malaysia is one of the top health tourism destinations in the
Asia Pacific, with world’s best tourist attractions.
We Provide Everything
OUR SERVICES
MM2H
Visa Application
Expert guidance through the entire MM2H application process, from initial consultation to visa approval.
Relocation
Assistance
Support with finding your ideal home, school, and local services to ensure a smooth transition.
Legal and
Financial Advice
Professional advice on legal requirements, financial planning, and compliance with Malaysian regulations.
Ongoing
Support
Continuous assistance to address any queries or issues that may arise after your move.
Certified Registered Company
Why Choose Us
FAQ
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What is the MM2H programme?
An initiative by the Malaysia government to attract foreigners to live in Malaysia. It allows qualified individuals to obtain a long-term visa which lasts up to 20 years to reside in Malaysia.
What are the specific age requirements and nationality to meet in applying for the programme?
Individuals from any nationality EXCEPT Israel may apply by provided they have met certain criteria in terms of financial and health requirement. The minimum age to apply for this program, the main applicant must be 25 years old for Silver, Gold & Platinum categories. While under Special Economic Zone (SEZ), 21 years old.
What are the financial requirements?
As of June 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture & Arts have waived the financial requirement under Silver, Gold & Platinum categories for all new applications.
When can I purchase a property in Malaysia? As it is one of the requirements to apply for the MM2H Visa permit
You may start to prepare for the housing Sales and Purchase Agreement 1-YEAR after the visa has been approved.
Can my adult children or extended family members join me under the MM2H?
Yes, as long as the applicant’s children age MUST BE under 35 years old and unmarried.
Is there a limit to the number of times I can renew my MM2H visa?
No, as long as the applicant is still interested to reside in Malaysia to be their second home, they may renew the visa as usual.
Are there any restrictions on working remotely for a company based outside Malaysia?
Are there any restrictions on working remotely for a company based outside Malaysia?
Do I need to file a tax return in Malaysia if I have income from abroad?
No. Any income that comes from abroad credited into their personal overseas account is tax exempt.
Will I need to learn Malay to live comfortably in Malaysia?
- It is not necessary to learn Bahasa Malaysia for the MM2H holder because most Malaysians do speak and understand a decent level of English. And the interesting part is that some Malaysians are able to speak other languages for example: Cantonese, Korean.
- However, learning some basic Malay phrases can be helpful and appreciated by locals.
What kind of cultural adjustments should I expect when moving to Malaysia?
- Multicultural society
- Language
- Religion – Islam is the dominant in Malaysia. Respect for Islamic practices such as Ramadan fasting and prayer times, is important. Some public places have separate facilities for men and women.
Social Etiquette - Food and Dining – Be aware that pork and alcohol consumption might be limited in certain places due to religious beliefs.
Public behaviour - Public displays of affection, such as kissing and hugging, are generally frowned upon. - Dress code
- Festival and Public Holidays – Malaysia celebrates a variety of festivals, including Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and others. Understanding and participating in these festivals can help you integrate and appreciate the local culture.
- Tipping – is not mandatory in Malaysia but it is much appreciated. A service charge is often included in the bill, so additional tipping is optional.
- Traffic and Public transportation - Familiarize yourself with local driving rules and consider using public transportation, which is efficient in urban areas. Be aware that road etiquette and driving styles might differ from what you are used to.