Why Choose Malaysia
Peaceful living in a multicultural society.
Secure neighbourhoods, cultural diversity, and an easy pace of life make Malaysia attractive for long-term residence.
Malaysia My Second Home
Malaysia My Second Home
Government-backed long-stay residency for individuals and families seeking a stable, connected, and lifestyle-driven base in Malaysia.
About
Malaysia offers modern infrastructure, multicultural living, strong connectivity, and an attractive environment for long-term residency through the Malaysia My Second Home programme.
This website is structured to help clients understand the latest programme requirements, compare categories, review eligibility, and follow the application flow from consultation to endorsement.
Why Choose Malaysia
Secure neighbourhoods, cultural diversity, and an easy pace of life make Malaysia attractive for long-term residence.
International-standard healthcare and access to quality education add practical value for families.
Year-round warm weather and direct links to major cities make Malaysia a strategic base in the region.
Key Benefits
Fixed deposits are placed in the applicant's own name with a Malaysian bank.
Up to 50% of the fixed deposit may be withdrawn after endorsement for approved uses such as property, education, medical, or tourism expenses.
Offshore income and funds remitted into Malaysia enjoy favourable tax treatment under the programme framework.
In the event of the principal applicant's death, the MM2H pass may be transferred to an eligible registered dependent.
Eligibility
The programme is open to citizens of countries with diplomatic relations with Malaysia. The principal applicant is generally 25 and above, or 21 and above for the Special Zone.
Dependents may include spouse, parents, and parents-in-law under the current programme structure.
Biological, step, or adopted children under 21 can be included, while unmarried and unemployed children aged 21 to 34 may also qualify. Disabled children have no age limit.
Principals and dependents are generally required to stay in Malaysia for at least 90 cumulative days each year, although principals aged 50 and above are exempt.
MM2H Categories
All current categories require a fixed deposit commitment and a qualifying property purchase, with different thresholds depending on tier.
Silver
A lower-entry programme category with shorter validity and lower deposit and property thresholds.
Gold
A mid-tier category with longer visa validity and a higher deposit and property requirement than Silver.
Platinum
The highest category with the longest validity and expanded privileges compared with the lower tiers.
Special Zone
A distinct category with reduced deposit thresholds and its own property rules tied to the Special Zone framework.
Application Process
The process typically moves from signed engagement and submission through conditional approval, endorsement in Malaysia, and final visa issuance.
The process begins with engagement, signing, and the initial deposit on the agency fee.
Documents are prepared and submitted to the MM2H Centre, with approval often taking around two to three months.
After conditional approval, applicants enter Malaysia to complete medical, insurance, and fixed deposit requirements within the required time frame.
The passport is submitted to Immigration for the final MM2H visa endorsement and issuance.
Rules and Fees
Most applicants are subject to a 90-day cumulative annual stay requirement, while principals aged 50 and above are generally exempt.
Participants must purchase qualifying property and generally cannot sell it for 10 years, although an upgrade to a higher-value property may be allowed.
Government-standard agency fees differ by tier, and there is also a one-time government participation fee payable by the principal applicant.
Applicants should also budget for dependent visa fees, medical insurance, and document translation or notarisation where required.
Contact
Contact AtHome to request your MM2H information pack and review the most suitable category for your profile.