Thank you for watching! Let us know in the comments below if you too are considering Ipoh as your potential retirement place. Do share other retirement options with us as well!
@@corporatebreakoutcouple I like Ipoh real estate prices better in Malaka Sarawak on Borneo is worth a look I like Ipoh better than Penang. But I like green and quiet, with little traffic.
Finally .... the secret about Ipoh is out!! And it is not just for retirement but can also be for families with school going children too. 3 of my children from Spore attended an international school in Ipoh and they loved it ... less stressful for them & for their parents too 😅 Meru Valley Resort is great for all ages. Fran, keep up the great videos & info sharing 👍
To put it straight , Penang has been repeatedly named one of the top destinations to retire in the world. It truly has so much to offer ( international standards) to receive such accolades. Penang is also about convenience. Just imagine - you can be in Penang Hill at 7.30am to enjoy its cold morning air with the mysterious mist and its panoramic view of the city. An hour later , you can be walking along the beach to enjoy the morning sea breeze. And at another hour later you can find yourself in the heritage zone helping your foreign friends to take photos while enjoying the murals. In between, you can just hop in and hop out of the wide spread of eateries that can be easily spotted in every nook and cranny literally, to sample your gastronomical delights .
Penang is most definitely a cool place, whether to retire to or for a weekend change of scene. Yes, Ipoh is a little bit more tucked into the interior of Malaysia so it's less of a port of call for global travellers. To be fair, both places will appeal to their own crowd as there's such great diversity in what people look for in life. Glad that you give a shout out for Team Penang.
Ipoh tap water is one of the best sources of clean abundant drinking water. Just on the tap and feel the fresh cool clean water gushes out of the tap. The source of water comes from the mountains and valleys passing through forest and straight into your tap water. I live in PJ and you can see and compare the source of water coming from our tap from Sungai Selangor after navigating through several industries areas. Not to mention the frequent water cuts that can last for several days after the water plant detects contamination from the rivers. This is the main reason why you should consider retiring in Ipoh city.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple I from Ipoh and I love the waterfalls and streams in the jungle navigating into the Perak river. There are so many small rivers that flows into the Perak big river, just google map and you can see what I mean.
Yes, ipoh is different from the other states. Its cool in the mornings. The city is clean. You never hear car horns, every one is patient and friendly. Te pace of life is slower than other towns
@@gracechan4312 The only gripe we have about Ipoh and Perak in general are the condition of the roads. Uneven, full of holes everywhere. We've been to every state in Malaysia and Penang roads are the best maintained.
@gracechan Today in Penang Batu Lanchang Market at 10am, I saw a car with the car plate :AUV horns people car even the car was in the parking process. On the Nine Emperor days, a car with a car plate no :AMD horns people cars at the 🚦at 11am. So when you said Ipoh people are less of a car horns, it seems that Ipoh people horns at the other state and then said about Penangites drivers are so rude on the web. Now, what I really saw is that other state drivers aren't very patient even on the weekends. Like what I have 1 question in my mind :"Everyone knew that weekend Penang 100% have lots of local tourists, so if you want to travel in Penang, you sure will get in traffic jams and wait for lots of car parking. I just wonder why those 2 cars drivers like to horn =means that they are not patient, if they are unable to be patient, they should go back to Ipoh especially for the New Premium Outlet in Ipoh(got Dinosaur). "From the Hong Kong TH-camr video it shows that there are 0 people in the Park and only the shopkeeper.😊
My wife and her girlfriend traveled to Ipho for a few days during the summer. The food is fantastic, and it is not as crowded as KL or Penang. Ipho is a location we are considering retiring to in the future. Appreciate the vlog. BTW, I noticed Snuffy early in the vlog. Miss seeing him. Safe travels.
Thanks for watching! Snuffy loved Ipoh and we always brought him along with us each time we were there. Another reason Ipoh is always close in our hearts! Housing is also lower in price in Ipoh, so a great consideration for retirement. Food price is actually higher in Ipoh compared to Penang as the locals don't mind paying higher prices for food.
@@corporatebreakoutcoupleMy wife an I are Asain currently retired and living in Spain. Thinking of making a move back to Asia.. So checking out the different location anxd countries..👍
I like sarawak. Full of greenery. But need to cross the sea and be separated from loved ones in peninsula. Thats the problem. Otherwise it will be perfect if all of my family and friends are living in sarawak
@@PassportDreamGetaways oh wow! Ipoh is a gem. The Cantonese food is one of the best in Malaysia. Feel free to check out our other Ipoh videos as well to see more of it
It's doesn't matter which part of Malaysia you are retiring. I am retired in Sungai Petani (my hometown)! SP is cheaper than Ipoh, Penang and Kuala Lumpur! Malaysia is well connected with highway so It's doesn't matter where you are!
@@ChowYewLoon yes, SP is for sure a lower cost of living compared to KL, Penang, Ipoh as it's a town compared to capital city. Prices in SP is 40%, even 50% lower than Ipoh
Corporatebreakout couple Good 👍 on your efforts introduce Ipoh. But I suggest that you all should introduce Perak attractive places because I realized that most Perak just only knew to introduce Perak foods and said that Perak don't have place to go. But it is very funny that Foreign tourists from Japan, China, Korea and America, already visited Perak attractive place. 当霹雳人说霹雳没有地方好玩但外国人却拍了不少霹雳美景及历史自然考古发掘地，这真的是非常丢脸及被打脸。😅
Pg best. Best healthcare facilities >10 private hospitals + few public ones for aging, in addition to reasonable convenient foods, airport, train, free city buses and parks. Life are more of cosmopolitan, any culture and race.😊
Hope u can make videos on smaller towns in perak states such as kampar, taiping, batu gajah, setiawan, sungai siput, gopeng etc. for retirement. I live in ipoh for 55yrs now, ipoh no longer the quiet n peaceful n cheap ipoh it used to be. In recent yrs I start thinking of moving to smaller town in perak states for more peaceful, quiet, serene life, more fresh air, less ppl n less traffic, less havoc type of life. Nowadays ipoh is packed with ppl n cars, becoming a more n more complicated n havoc place to live n enjoy life compare to ten twenty years or decades ago. Perak is very big, i beleve there are many potential smaller towns we retirees can move to n enjoy our/their lives.
@@mcmkh-n6we5m we already covered Perak as a whole in our previous videos. There isn't much to say about the cost of living in these smaller towns as pretty much of everything is the same except accommodation which you can discount a 20-30% cost off from Ipoh. That's it
I was born in Ipoh, studied in Ipoh but I migrated to KL to work. I retired last year but I did not go back to Ipoh because I have already settled down in Selangor & bought my house here. Because Ipoh is so quiet because youngsters leave Ipoh to earn a living in the big city.
Ipoh is ny fav city. My wife and I have been visiting Ipoh before the pandemic until some of our friends thought our family is from Perak 😅 Definitely #1 place to retire and take lufe easy
Taiping is my hometown and access to nature is the best part about it, cycling, hiking, public access streams and the relaxed peaceful lifestyle. Not everyone likes the relaxed lifestyle though but easy access to Penang or Ipoh provides some change
I was just laid off at the age of 45, I have a 9K military pension and access to Tricare and VA healthcare. With a 401k, assets, and savings, I am considering selling or renting my home and relocating abroad. What are some good passive income opportunities?
I’m confused about whether to combine all my investment accounts into one. If I decide to do this, how should I go about it, and will there be any consequences I should be aware of? I also intend to sell my property, which could add an extra 200K overtime. Should I consolidate everything into one investment account, or diversify across several sectors?
These are important questions for a financial planner. I met mine at a NYSE event, and she helped my wife and i rebalance our 1.7 million portfolio between a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. She has been trading with our permission and has managed to recoup our financial losses thrice over again. We keep and manage the market cautiously.
I couldn't agree more . Ipoh is terrific . Fortunately , my visits to Malaysia have all gone smoothly . However, I have just lost a tooth due to age . I hope to be in Malaysia quite soon . Is Ipoh a place with good dentists and reasonable costs ? Thanks .
I guess permanent location retirement in Malaysia is not going to be easy , given the new MM2H requires one to purchase a property at RM1mil & above, and to hold it for a min of 10 yrs. Next best option would be to lead a nomadic retirement lifestyle when one is still able bodied. Abide to 6 months per year, hopping out every other month. Doesnt matter whether JB, Penang, Ipoh, Langkawi, KL, Malacca..... gonna do them all at some time 😊
Entering Malaysia is no problem. My uncle don't have MM2H VISA. He just travel out 1 or 2 time nearby (Phuket beaches, Thai Boarder or Singapore lol and reenter every 6 months a year.
Most if not all Asean countries have a 1 month tourist visa. And most if not all also have a 180 days cumulative entry limit for tourist visas. Which means one has to keep moving around monthly, unless one goes back to one's home country. I guess it can get tiring at some point but at least one won't get bored of any one location.
Hi Fran, is this video more directed towards malaysians/singaporeans who wish to retire in ipoh? Are there many europeans, koreans or japanese retired there?
@@noelgokel514 Japanese & Koreans are in KL and Penang more. There are many people from China residing in Ipoh because of the international schools. They are also in KL and Penang. The Americans and Europeans who marry local Ipoh ladies are residing in Ipoh on spousal visa, as well as several Singaporean/Malaysian mix couples.
We aren’t retiree but planing to settle down in Ipoh due to best location and the beautiful nature.. but I have a question does the city contains modern architecture and lifestyle just like KL?
@@kanzabee3828 no, Ipoh is the capital city of Perak but it does not have a hectic lifestyle like KL or the dozens and dozens of malls in KL. There are several good malls in Ipoh and many fantastic restaurants but if you are looking for tall skyscrapers, huge malls and the latest tech, those are in KL
Nowadays the ETS train service runs several times a day to KL, Taiping, Penang and others so you don't have to drive. Once in KL you can use the MRT and LRT or Ehailing. I'm residing in KL
All of the wonderful advantages of staying in a beautiful southeast Asian country do not matter if a foreigner cannot afford to stay in country longterm. Malaysia is VERY expensive. Their “MM2H retirement visa” bank deposit requires a minimum of US$32,000 (RM151,000). Thailand is not much better. They require a deposit of 800,000 Thai baht to be placed into a Thai bank which is US$24,000. The Philippine “SSRV retirement visa” requires a Filipino bank deposit of US$10,000 or $20,000 depending upon your age. Cambodia 1-year, multiple-entry “ER retirement visa” is ONLY US$290. and is renewable yearly. No bank account needed. No deposit needed. You will never be required to leave the country.
@@Jeff-sm8of we already did a video on Malacca. For us, there is no fight. Ipoh wins hands down. Malacca is too small and too boring to retire, in our own opinion. We would select Penang any day for the peranakan cuisine and architecture that Malacca also has. For us, Malacca is nice to visit for 2 days.
A few years ago, while waiting at the bus station, I overheard some Ipoh boys talking about why KL is not for people to stay: the scenery is not beautiful and the air is bad. 😂
@@cotan2525 Taiping for us is too small a town hence we prefer to go Taiping for day trips. So it boils down to personal preference. Cost wise for housing is about the same but no way is the food better than Ipoh food.
Everyone got different taste buds.. So saying this or that food is better is subjective. For example personally I think chicken rice in kl or klang valley is better than in ipoh.. So there you go.
Haiya..... as an Ipoh boy, I have mixed feelings about your video. You are right that Ipoh is a really good place to retire but as Ipoh gets moves popular it gets more crowded and less attractive as a retirement place. All the famous makan places always crowded
You "Should Mention" to "Retire in Malaysia" you have to be relatively "Wealthy" to qualify for a Malaysian Retirement Visa : Minimum liquid assets of RM1,500,000 ($334,600), minimum offshore monthly income of RM40,000 ($8,922), Malaysian bank account containing a minimum of RM1,000,000 ($223,065) .. "Nice place to visit" .. But for Most Retirees (living on a Pension) You have to leave every 90 days ..
Your information is outdated already. If you want the latest MM2H Requirements, feel free to watch this video of ours : th-cam.com/video/A3NM-llL1k8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0DYP-h0x2qjhQ-E-
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Thank you .. A little better, but "I'm a Renter" .. I don't want to own anything, lol .. On "retirees in Country Clubs" .. To each their own .. It's a big thing in FL, USA; retired, on a Golf Course .. I'm looking forward to Retire & Travel, next yr .. Ipoh looks really nice though and I hope to visit ..
@@enzos711 Ipoh is still has an old school mentality, which is perfect for retirees. Also, Ipoh has a lot of old money families who joins country clubs. Couple that with having a lot of space and land, Ipoh actually is perfect for anyone looking to join a club, lots of nature around them and good food with a slow pace of life
Ipoh? I thought Penang was a slow city.😁 My HK born wife likes Ipoh because everyone speaks Cantonese.😂 We like KL because of all the airconditioned malls and restaurants. The people were really nice and the food was great.
Fran, have you done something to your hair? Looking good! Another good vlog. Ipoh is Malaysia hidden gem; there is something in the water. You are so convincing; HIYA!
@@corporatebreakoutcouple both of you are charming; enjoy your best life in Malaysia. The food in Ipoh; YES! There is something in the water not just ajinomoto LOL
@@mrbbkk Definitely a person preference but we will not select Malacca as a place for retirement because in terms of heritage, peranakan food, lifestyle, activities - Penang wins hands down.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Penang has the beach great food A bit crowded and congested for me Like to visit it for a month or two. They are quite different.
Come to Ipoh Swimming Club, membership is RM15,000 one off then RM64.80 per month. I am a member since long ago, before was only RM5,000 membership fee like 10 years ago
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Ipoh Swimming Club is at Gunung Rapat area under the overhead bridge after BHP Petrol Station. It is very family oriented. You can visit the club to see if it is to your liking.
I prefer stay in Singapore . security is important. Can go Malaysia 🇲🇾 only foodie yummy. . Ipoh is Cantonese Dialect speaking. But nearby cameron highland is cool. Singapore have many to offer. Clean.. Security no bad too. But increase abit high.only .😂😂🤣 LoL.
@@bennettan4245 yeah, we will not be choosing Perlis for retirement. There's nothing to do there as Perlis is too small a state and not as developed as Penang, Ipoh, KL, JB or even Malacca.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Perlis has its rustic charm. Close to Thai border Padang Besar too. Seafood in Kuala Perlis costs only a fraction compared to Penang. There is also the Kaki Bukit Kampong which is a Chinese community village
There’s no place to go to in Ipoh. Except Concubine street and Lost World. Of course you can go outside Ipoh to Cameron Highlands, Kampar, Gopeng, and Taiping for day trips to natural places of interests. Restaurant food is good in Ipoh but street food is better in Penang.
@chualc Why you all said Ipoh don't have place to go? Ipoh premium outlet with a Dynosour Park was the place to go in Ipoh. Hong Kong visitors already been there.😵💫🙄Kindly please browse online, there are lots of attractions in Perak. Introducing one Japanese TH-camr:"ichang". These couples had been to the "Orang Perak" places. Perak has lots of beautiful natural scenes but the Perak people just only introduce food.😢
Quality of life is not the same (crime rate, foodsafety, medical, social, cultural and religion, public transport, environmnt, education, job oportunity if any). Rule changes all times to 'milk' MM2H. Property restriction, zoning and low resale value to consider.
@@nawwk79 depends on the personal preference of the person. This video was aimed towards an older crowd who are definitely drawn to the peace and slow pace of life that Ipoh offers
Come on Fran, unless Ipoh has the same quantity and quality of western hospitals and medical centers of KL or even Penang, how can you say Ipoh is better for retirement? The only reason why there are so many LOCAL retirees there is because they can fly to Singapore if serious illness right? Other expats don't have a choice! I like Ipoh, but when you get old good medical care access is important!!!
Why bother to fly to Singapore? Do some research, Malaysia's Healthcare is top notch. Do you know that lots of professionals working in Singapore are ex Malaysians? I have many ex Bankers Malaysian colleagues in Singapore and Standard Chartered Bank Singapore's back office processing is hubbed out to another country.
@@klloo5689 I was really referring to those folks who are Singaporeans who are part timing in Malaysia. They may prefer to go back home for more serious surgeries esp since their personal long time doctors are there. Don't get so bent out of shape... sheesh!!!!
@@vwchan841 patients have their medical records and they can go to our top notch hospitals to get it done. Malaysia is a medical tourist destination, sjeesh 🙄
@@chongcarol you are right. We have friends and relatives in Ipoh and we are extremely familiar with food prices in Ipoh. Ipoh food prices are easily 30% more than Penang food prices, across hawker food and restaurants. However Ipoh people don't mind paying for good food and will still support their fav food places.
@@lolololollololol1686 We did not miss it out by accident. Malacca for us is great for a weekend getaway but it's not for us for long term stay or retirement. In that aspect, we would select Penang hands down for peranakan cuisine, heritage buildings and activities and the hawker food
Ben there are lots of beaches and even Pangkor island nearby Ipoh and Taiping just an hour or so drive away. Pantai Remis, Segari Turtle sanctuary, Lumut etc
Agree...the state of Perak is a must 'look-see' for any visitors. Lots of other places to explore in the state too: Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Lumut, Gopeng etc
@@User-2636pxy Why don't you do the maths and show us? Give us everything from accommodation, food, transportation, medical, insurance, everything. We will wait. Cheers
@corporatebreakoutcouple I've left kl for about 10yrs now. Fig as of 2010 Car (each) proton saga rm750 installment + rm1000 petrol tol and parking Insurance- we were in our 20s, so rm150pm. But I was paying for my grandma' insulin rm1500 per mth Housing loan rm500pm for 35yr for a 130k apt (NOT CONDO) School fees, for it to be same level as sg, it has to be private school with Asian syllabus rm5k per semester ie 3mths. tuition/enrichment (let's not go into that) So if u r not sufficiently Insured, or if u don't hv an investment in sgd, pls be careful. And by the way, ambulance is at least rm500 per trip (never thought of that right?, cos sg so efficient 🥰)
@@User-2636pxy we straddle both countries in Malaysia and Singapore. We are highly aware of costs in each country, yes down to ambulance costs as we have friends and family who shares with us these costs. We find it strange that you are mentioning costs of Malaysia and Singapore when this video is about comparing retirement between Ipoh, Penang and KL If you would like a Singapore comparison costs with Malaysia, we've done plenty of other videos. Do feel free to check them out.
@corporatebreakoutcouple seriously, ambulance cost has never crossed your mind? No offence, but at an age where we can't see to drive, or emergency at night (yeah, I can't see night roads anymore), these are the things u seriously need to consider. Btw recent cost, 4days (? Or was it 5?) Covid hospitalisation at a private hospital, we spent rm20k. (Non insurance claimable cos above 70yo) Eye specialist, for an eye infection rm500. OK fine, medical aside. Car - every 10yrs u sold buy a new car, cos maintenance goes sky high. We settle with bezza cos cheapest and we only use very sparingly. But unlike sg, if we don't drive, we don't get food. A lot of places r not made for walking. As a retired person, it's dangerous to walk.
Ipoh is no more a great place for those who intend to retired as cost of living here is getting more expensive especially our ipoh great foods which nowadays getting more expensive than big cities like KL. Many KL peoples already aware this place are getting more expensive from drinks and foods in all local coffeeshops. Foods in restaurants and coffee house are comparable with KL. Dim Sum in Ipoh is goods but be prepared to fork out extra money. However housing is really cheap compared to otger cities. Traffic jam nowadays is getting more jam especially during weekends or holidaying as everyone coming into Ipoh and create havoc jam especially around in the city centre.
@@adrianchin2970 spoken like a true Ipohian 😍 Your main concerns are similar to what my aunt says. However that being said, Ipoh people will never move away from Ipoh as they are too comfortable.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple That's true the only best part is travelling from one area to another around Ipoh vicinity is convenient and less time sitting in the car and you reach your destination.
@@goodlifebdg the east coast of Malaysia has the best beaches. The state of Terengganu with her islands. You can also check out Langkawi Island on the west side. Penang has beaches too but they are too commercialised but they can be super chill spots
Thank you for watching! Let us know in the comments below if you too are considering Ipoh as your potential retirement place. Do share other retirement options with us as well!
@@corporatebreakoutcouple For me Danang Hua Hin Japan, upstate New York 3 to 5 counties a year. Doing this for 25 years.
@@mrbbkk wow nice!!
@@corporatebreakoutcouple I like Ipoh real estate prices better in Malaka Sarawak on Borneo is worth a look I like Ipoh better than Penang. But I like green and quiet, with little traffic.
@@mrbbkk 😍
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Finally .... the secret about Ipoh is out!! And it is not just for retirement but can also be for families with school going children too. 3 of my children from Spore attended an international school in Ipoh and they loved it ... less stressful for them & for their parents too 😅 Meru Valley Resort is great for all ages. Fran, keep up the great videos & info sharing 👍
@@basiltanwheels93 thanks so much for watching! ❤️
To put it straight , Penang has been repeatedly named one of the top destinations to retire in the world. It truly has so much to offer ( international standards) to receive such accolades.
Penang is also about convenience. Just imagine - you can be in Penang Hill at 7.30am to enjoy its cold morning air with the mysterious mist and its panoramic view of the city.
An hour later , you can be walking along the beach to enjoy the morning sea breeze.
And at another hour later you can find yourself in the heritage zone helping your foreign friends to take photos while enjoying the murals.
In between, you can just hop in and hop out of the wide spread of eateries that can be easily spotted in every nook and cranny literally, to sample your gastronomical delights .
@@yeokkhunleow4238 yes, Penang is truly a gem. Thanks for highlighting
Penang is most definitely a cool place, whether to retire to or for a weekend change of scene. Yes, Ipoh is a little bit more tucked into the interior of Malaysia so it's less of a port of call for global travellers. To be fair, both places will appeal to their own crowd as there's such great diversity in what people look for in life. Glad that you give a shout out for Team Penang.
@kindface nicely put!
In high summer months, just jump into your car and drive to Cameron Highlands ! I plan to visit Ipoh next year. Thanks !
@@jeswmuke sounds like a great plan!
Great information which is the best.
I'll be coming there with my wife next year.
Thank you so much!
@@silentkiller-gh9gw That's great! Where will you be coming from?
Ipoh tap water is one of the best sources of clean abundant drinking water. Just on the tap and feel the fresh cool clean water gushes out of the tap. The source of water comes from the mountains and valleys passing through forest and straight into your tap water. I live in PJ and you can see and compare the source of water coming from our tap from Sungai Selangor after navigating through several industries areas. Not to mention the frequent water cuts that can last for several days after the water plant detects contamination from the rivers. This is the main reason why you should consider retiring in Ipoh city.
@@CalvinLimSH-ld5le Nice! Thanks for sharing this bit of information on Ipoh ❤️
@@corporatebreakoutcouple I from Ipoh and I love the waterfalls and streams in the jungle navigating into the Perak river. There are so many small rivers that flows into the Perak big river, just google map and you can see what I mean.
@@CalvinLimSH-ld5le will do!
You can drink from Ipoh tap water? As a Ipoh local, I don’t think you should drink direct from tap water
Agreed ipoh is a nice place for holidays and retirement.. So are other places in Malaysia. All depends on what you're looking for for your retirement.
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Yes, ipoh is different from the other states. Its cool in the mornings. The city is clean. You never hear car horns, every one is patient and friendly. Te pace of life is slower than other towns
@@gracechan4312 The only gripe we have about Ipoh and Perak in general are the condition of the roads. Uneven, full of holes everywhere. We've been to every state in Malaysia and Penang roads are the best maintained.
@@ynot7787 😂
@gracechan Today in Penang Batu Lanchang Market at 10am, I saw a car with the car plate :AUV horns people car even the car was in the parking process. On the Nine Emperor days, a car with a car plate no :AMD horns people cars at the 🚦at 11am. So when you said Ipoh people are less of a car horns, it seems that Ipoh people horns at the other state and then said about Penangites drivers are so rude on the web. Now, what I really saw is that other state drivers aren't very patient even on the weekends. Like what I have 1 question in my mind :"Everyone knew that weekend Penang 100% have lots of local tourists, so if you want to travel in Penang, you sure will get in traffic jams and wait for lots of car parking. I just wonder why those 2 cars drivers like to horn =means that they are not patient, if they are unable to be patient, they should go back to Ipoh especially for the New Premium Outlet in Ipoh(got Dinosaur). "From the Hong Kong TH-camr video it shows that there are 0 people in the Park and only the shopkeeper.😊
My wife and her girlfriend traveled to Ipho for a few days during the summer. The food is fantastic, and it is not as crowded as KL or Penang. Ipho is a location we are considering retiring to in the future. Appreciate the vlog. BTW, I noticed Snuffy early in the vlog. Miss seeing him. Safe travels.
Thanks for watching! Snuffy loved Ipoh and we always brought him along with us each time we were there. Another reason Ipoh is always close in our hearts!
Housing is also lower in price in Ipoh, so a great consideration for retirement. Food price is actually higher in Ipoh compared to Penang as the locals don't mind paying higher prices for food.
Mr Garyt please spell Ipoh instead of Ipho, otherwise you'll pronounce it wrongly haha.
Hi just discovered your channel.. Thanks for sharing the information..👍
@@michaeltse6961 thanks for watching!
@@corporatebreakoutcoupleMy wife an I are Asain currently retired and living in Spain. Thinking of making a move back to Asia.. So checking out the different location anxd countries..👍
@@michaeltse6961 we highly recommend Malaysia and Thailand.
The best place to live and retire is Kuching, Sarawak.
Come to Kuching where people live in harmony and in peace.
Blessings 🕊️🕊️🕊️
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We created several videos on Kuching. Do check them out!
Agree😊
I like sarawak. Full of greenery. But need to cross the sea and be separated from loved ones in peninsula. Thats the problem. Otherwise it will be perfect if all of my family and friends are living in sarawak
I LOVE THE PLACE TOO
@@anyhowsay8659 plus Malaysians from Peninsular Malaysia aren't allowed to live in Sarawak permanently
Thank you, I must put Ipoh on my list next time I am in Malaysia. I have visited KL, Langkawi and Penang many times but not Ipoh.
@@PassportDreamGetaways oh wow! Ipoh is a gem. The Cantonese food is one of the best in Malaysia. Feel free to check out our other Ipoh videos as well to see more of it
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It's doesn't matter which part of Malaysia you are retiring. I am retired in Sungai Petani (my hometown)! SP is cheaper than Ipoh, Penang and Kuala Lumpur! Malaysia is well connected with highway so It's doesn't matter where you are!
@@ChowYewLoon yes, SP is for sure a lower cost of living compared to KL, Penang, Ipoh as it's a town compared to capital city. Prices in SP is 40%, even 50% lower than Ipoh
@@corporatebreakoutcouple If I want a capital city then Penang and Ipoh is not very far away! Hatyai also very near!
@ChowYewLoon Yup!
Penang is very generous with boric acid in their seafood and monosodium glutamate in almost all dishes. A compliment from a Penangite.
@@pwcheah2449 😂
Corporatebreakout couple Good 👍 on your efforts introduce Ipoh. But I suggest that you all should introduce Perak attractive places because I realized that most Perak just only knew to introduce Perak foods and said that Perak don't have place to go. But it is very funny that Foreign tourists from Japan, China, Korea and America, already visited Perak attractive place. 当霹雳人说霹雳没有地方好玩但外国人却拍了不少霹雳美景及历史自然考古发掘地，这真的是非常丢脸及被打脸。😅
@@visHan8 we've already done a Perak video previously. This isn't our 1st video on Ipoh or Perak. Do check out our other videos! 😍
Pg best. Best healthcare facilities >10 private hospitals + few public ones for aging, in addition to reasonable convenient foods, airport, train, free city buses and parks. Life are more of cosmopolitan, any culture and race.😊
@@batumaungben9201 ❤️
WOW, I'M IMPRESSED.FROM IPOH TOO
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Hope u can make videos on smaller towns in perak states such as kampar, taiping, batu gajah, setiawan, sungai siput, gopeng etc. for retirement. I live in ipoh for 55yrs now, ipoh no longer the quiet n peaceful n cheap ipoh it used to be. In recent yrs I start thinking of moving to smaller town in perak states for more peaceful, quiet, serene life, more fresh air, less ppl n less traffic, less havoc type of life. Nowadays ipoh is packed with ppl n cars, becoming a more n more complicated n havoc place to live n enjoy life compare to ten twenty years or decades ago. Perak is very big, i beleve there are many potential smaller towns we retirees can move to n enjoy our/their lives.
@@mcmkh-n6we5m we already covered Perak as a whole in our previous videos. There isn't much to say about the cost of living in these smaller towns as pretty much of everything is the same except accommodation which you can discount a 20-30% cost off from Ipoh. That's it
Is it? I will check n watch ur other videos.
@mcmkh-n6we5m yup!
I was born in Ipoh, studied in Ipoh but I migrated to KL to work. I retired last year but I did not go back to Ipoh because I have already settled down in Selangor & bought my house here. Because Ipoh is so quiet because youngsters leave Ipoh to earn a living in the big city.
@@lilywong7384 thanks for sharing with us
Ipoh is ny fav city. My wife and I have been visiting Ipoh before the pandemic until some of our friends thought our family is from Perak 😅 Definitely #1 place to retire and take lufe easy
Awesome!
Aiyoh Ipoh is my favourite hideout always 😂hope it will not be overcrowded after your video😢
@@walcotttang6946 haha!
Unfortunately it's already crowded even before this video was released
@corporatebreakoutcouple still ok during off peak period. Just love the Pasar malam there. Reminds me of the good old days.
@walcotttang6946 we love buying fruits at the ipoh pasar malam
Taiping is excellent place to retire
Very cool fresh air
@@rockstarmsia3349 We prefer Taiping for a day trip but not as a retirement place. That's for us personally.
Taiping is my hometown and access to nature is the best part about it, cycling, hiking, public access streams and the relaxed peaceful lifestyle. Not everyone likes the relaxed lifestyle though but easy access to Penang or Ipoh provides some change
Retirement means waiting to die sooner. So, wherever is just as good and needs not to be choosy!
@@robertostaylor sad to hear your version of retirement means waiting to die sooner. You should follow our channel and hear ours! 😍
I was just laid off at the age of 45, I have a 9K military pension and access to Tricare and VA healthcare. With a 401k, assets, and savings, I am considering selling or renting my home and relocating abroad. What are some good passive income opportunities?
It makes sense to consider hiring a financial advisor at this point, but delaying retirement for a bit might be a more prudent choice
I’m confused about whether to combine all my investment accounts into one. If I decide to do this, how should I go about it, and will there be any consequences I should be aware of? I also intend to sell my property, which could add an extra 200K overtime. Should I consolidate everything into one investment account, or diversify across several sectors?
These are important questions for a financial planner. I met mine at a NYSE event, and she helped my wife and i rebalance our 1.7 million portfolio between a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. She has been trading with our permission and has managed to recoup our financial losses thrice over again. We keep and manage the market cautiously.
That is impressive! my portfolio has remained stagnate. Who is guiding you please?
June Renae Matthysse. She is well known, so you can look her up online
I couldn't agree more . Ipoh is terrific . Fortunately , my visits to Malaysia have all gone smoothly . However, I have just lost a tooth due to age . I hope to be in Malaysia quite soon . Is Ipoh a place with good dentists and reasonable costs ? Thanks .
@@opagodaswirling9383 yes plenty of good dentists in Ipoh
Generally, one should expect lower prices in Ipoh.
100% TRUTH FOR RETIREMENT. LOW COST GOOD FOOD, LIVING, EVERYTHING JUST FELT RIGHT LIVING HERE. NO CAR, TAKE CITY BUS, SO CHEAP
@@wendyshoowaiching4161 Are you from Ipoh?
Maybe we would be thinking this new angle...Ipoh. Too much time spent thinking of JB or KL. Now...let me check the housing cost and the quality.
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I guess permanent location retirement in Malaysia is not going to be easy , given the new MM2H requires one to purchase a property at RM1mil & above, and to hold it for a min of 10 yrs. Next best option would be to lead a nomadic retirement lifestyle when one is still able bodied. Abide to 6 months per year, hopping out every other month. Doesnt matter whether JB, Penang, Ipoh, Langkawi, KL, Malacca..... gonna do them all at some time 😊
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Entering Malaysia is no problem. My uncle don't have MM2H VISA. He just travel out 1 or 2 time nearby (Phuket beaches, Thai Boarder or Singapore lol and reenter every 6 months a year.
Most if not all Asean countries have a 1 month tourist visa. And most if not all also have a 180 days cumulative entry limit for tourist visas. Which means one has to keep moving around monthly, unless one goes back to one's home country. I guess it can get tiring at some point but at least one won't get bored of any one location.
@@Phonedumb it's definitely an adventure!
@Phonedumb malaysia gives 90 days to Americans, Europeans, etc. Vietnam also has a 90 day visa as option, and philipines has an extendable visa.
I love to retire in Ipoh. But how can I do it as a US citizen? Thank you
@@DrLusEnglish MM2H - Malaysia My 2nd Home
@@corporatebreakoutcouple got it. Thanks
Hi Fran, is this video more directed towards malaysians/singaporeans who wish to retire in ipoh? Are there many europeans, koreans or japanese retired there?
@@noelgokel514 Japanese & Koreans are in KL and Penang more. There are many people from China residing in Ipoh because of the international schools. They are also in KL and Penang.
The Americans and Europeans who marry local Ipoh ladies are residing in Ipoh on spousal visa, as well as several Singaporean/Malaysian mix couples.
Which malaysian city has nice beach & cool weather at the same time ?
If that is possible in a tropical country🙏
port dickson
Financial Independence! Travel n leisure
@@Ktacc-yt 😍
if security is managed properly, Ipoh is a nice place to retire. near airport.
@@spaideman7850 what kind of security are you referring to?
@@corporatebreakoutcouple robbery, break-ins, the robbery of an old ipoh grandma happened 3 times in 2 months had spread all over the world.
We aren’t retiree but planing to settle down in Ipoh due to best location and the beautiful nature.. but I have a question does the city contains modern architecture and lifestyle just like KL?
@@kanzabee3828 no, Ipoh is the capital city of Perak but it does not have a hectic lifestyle like KL or the dozens and dozens of malls in KL. There are several good malls in Ipoh and many fantastic restaurants but if you are looking for tall skyscrapers, huge malls and the latest tech, those are in KL
@@corporatebreakoutcouple alright! Another question please, there any recreational activities for kids over there?
@@kanzabee3828 yes!! Lost City of Tambun is very popular. Gamuda playland is a new recreation place, very big. Only 1.5 hours drive from Ipoh.
Nowadays the ETS train service runs several times a day to KL, Taiping, Penang and others so you don't have to drive. Once in KL you can use the MRT and LRT or Ehailing. I'm residing in KL
@@klloo5689 that’s really helpful thank you so much 🙂
All of the wonderful advantages of staying in a beautiful southeast Asian country do not matter if a foreigner cannot afford to stay in country longterm.
Malaysia is VERY expensive. Their “MM2H retirement visa” bank deposit requires a minimum of US$32,000 (RM151,000).
Thailand is not much better. They require a deposit of 800,000 Thai baht to be placed into a Thai bank which is US$24,000.
The Philippine “SSRV retirement visa” requires a Filipino bank deposit of US$10,000 or $20,000 depending upon your age.
Cambodia 1-year, multiple-entry “ER retirement visa” is ONLY US$290. and is renewable yearly. No bank account needed. No deposit needed. You will never be required to leave the country.
@@wesgraham2262 please go ahead to retire in those countries 👍🏻
Please do a video comparing ipoh and melaka.
@@Jeff-sm8of we already did a video on Malacca. For us, there is no fight. Ipoh wins hands down. Malacca is too small and too boring to retire, in our own opinion. We would select Penang any day for the peranakan cuisine and architecture that Malacca also has. For us, Malacca is nice to visit for 2 days.
A few years ago, while waiting at the bus station, I overheard some Ipoh boys talking about why KL is not for people to stay: the scenery is not beautiful and the air is bad. 😂
@@PL-lt3wz 😂
Come to Kuching. The best place for retirement!
@@gudbznz we did! And we love Kuching! Check out our Kuching videos!
Ipoh is a lot cheaper for retirees and for food compared to Penang or KL. I was born in Ipoh.
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Is the water quality better in IPOH? because their complexion is so much better. I think we are drinking toxic river water in KL from the tap.
Yes, they have water from the hills and Ipoh is a valley and a water catchment area. That's why the bean sprouts are so big and juicy
@@corporatebreakoutcouple No wonder their skin complexion is comparable to the Koreans.
KL tap water is toxic? Then I should be dead by now since I drank KL tap water for over 40 years!
Your funny, very good info 👍👍
Thanks! 😍
Taiping would be a better choice for retirement. Food and housing is much reasonable than Ipoh.
@@cotan2525 Taiping for us is too small a town hence we prefer to go Taiping for day trips. So it boils down to personal preference. Cost wise for housing is about the same but no way is the food better than Ipoh food.
Everyone got different taste buds.. So saying this or that food is better is subjective. For example personally I think chicken rice in kl or klang valley is better than in ipoh.. So there you go.
Haiya..... as an Ipoh boy, I have mixed feelings about your video. You are right that Ipoh is a really good place to retire but as Ipoh gets moves popular it gets more crowded and less attractive as a retirement place. All the famous makan places always crowded
@@pachewable haha spoken like a true Ipoh boy!
Your words are exactly what our relatives living in Ipoh uttered.
You "Should Mention" to "Retire in Malaysia" you have to be relatively "Wealthy" to qualify for a Malaysian Retirement Visa : Minimum liquid assets of RM1,500,000 ($334,600), minimum offshore monthly income of RM40,000 ($8,922),
Malaysian bank account containing a minimum of RM1,000,000 ($223,065) .. "Nice place to visit" .. But for Most Retirees (living on a Pension) You have to leave every 90 days ..
Your information is outdated already. If you want the latest MM2H Requirements, feel free to watch this video of ours :
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@@corporatebreakoutcouple Thank you .. A little better, but "I'm a Renter" .. I don't want to own anything, lol .. On "retirees in Country Clubs" .. To each their own .. It's a big thing in FL, USA; retired, on a Golf Course .. I'm looking forward to Retire & Travel, next yr .. Ipoh looks really nice though and I hope to visit ..
@@enzos711 Ipoh is still has an old school mentality, which is perfect for retirees. Also, Ipoh has a lot of old money families who joins country clubs. Couple that with having a lot of space and land, Ipoh actually is perfect for anyone looking to join a club, lots of nature around them and good food with a slow pace of life
As long as you got lots of £$€.. Any where you retire is a good place in Malaysia
True that
Ipoh? I thought Penang was a slow city.😁 My HK born wife likes Ipoh because everyone speaks Cantonese.😂 We like KL because of all the airconditioned malls and restaurants. The people were really nice and the food was great.
@@darrylk808 😍
thanks for selling ipoh
@@davidahyew6582 our pleasure! Are you from Ipoh?
How about retiring in Kota Kinabalu? Is that any good ?
Sabah is great for a holiday but perhaps retirement might be too rural & facilities are not up to par with Peninsular Malaysia
If I retired in Sabah then I choose Kundasang!
Fran, have you done something to your hair? Looking good! Another good vlog. Ipoh is Malaysia hidden gem; there is something in the water. You are so convincing; HIYA!
@@sharilsamad9727 thank you for the compliment! Fran's good hair day depends on the humidity of the weather. Haha!
@@corporatebreakoutcouple both of you are charming; enjoy your best life in Malaysia. The food in Ipoh; YES! There is something in the water not just ajinomoto LOL
@@sharilsamad9727 😂😂😂
Have mountain and hilly for hiking...
Famous taugeh.
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Eat more taugeh.
@@amyooi884 👍❤️
Malaka is nice too
@@mrbbkk Definitely a person preference but we will not select Malacca as a place for retirement because in terms of heritage, peranakan food, lifestyle, activities - Penang wins hands down.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Penang has the beach great food A bit crowded and congested for me Like to visit it for a month or two. They are quite different.
Retirees hanging out in "Country Clubs" (what fun lol) ..
Haha! Why not?
Come to Ipoh Swimming Club, membership is RM15,000 one off then RM64.80 per month. I am a member since long ago, before was only RM5,000 membership fee like 10 years ago
@@xcjsmith5310 nice! Whereabouts is Ipoh Swimming Club? We went to Meru Country Club to spend time with friends
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Ipoh Swimming Club is at Gunung Rapat area under the overhead bridge after BHP Petrol Station. It is very family oriented. You can visit the club to see if it is to your liking.
I prefer stay in Singapore .
security is important.
Can go
Malaysia 🇲🇾 only foodie yummy. .
Ipoh is Cantonese Dialect speaking.
But nearby cameron highland is cool.
Singapore have many to offer.
Clean..
Security no bad too.
But increase abit high.only .😂😂🤣
LoL.
@@amyooi884 👍
What about medical care?
@@MrTrimai Ipoh has really good hospitals, even some are Singapore branded. Lots of old folks in Ipoh so medical is huge there
What about Perlis? Seafood is cheap there.
@@bennettan4245 yeah, we will not be choosing Perlis for retirement. There's nothing to do there as Perlis is too small a state and not as developed as Penang, Ipoh, KL, JB or even Malacca.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple Perlis has its rustic charm. Close to Thai border Padang Besar too. Seafood in Kuala Perlis costs only a fraction compared to Penang. There is also the Kaki Bukit Kampong which is a Chinese community village
Those who want to escape from the hustle and bustle may want to choose Perlis
@@bennettan4245 Perhaps
@@bennettan4245 yes, we've explored Perlis for day trips
There’s no place to go to in Ipoh. Except Concubine street and Lost World. Of course you can go outside Ipoh to Cameron Highlands, Kampar, Gopeng, and Taiping for day trips to natural places of interests. Restaurant food is good in Ipoh but street food is better in Penang.
@@chualc great points!
@chualc Why you all said Ipoh don't have place to go? Ipoh premium outlet with a Dynosour Park was the place to go in Ipoh. Hong Kong visitors already been there.😵💫🙄Kindly please browse online, there are lots of attractions in Perak. Introducing one Japanese TH-camr:"ichang". These couples had been to the "Orang Perak" places. Perak has lots of beautiful natural scenes but the Perak people just only introduce food.😢
Ipoh better than Penang ??? Many will disagree with you.
@@bluemarlin2u
There is always something for everyone. On our channel, we strive to show the best of each place.
Chasing for cheap place to live and eat to improve quality cost of living on retiremnt is not an option.
@@u2ber888 OK, no worries.
Just sharing our opinions.
However whatever you just said is what a lot of Singaporeans want to do in JB, FYI
Quality of life is not the same (crime rate, foodsafety, medical, social, cultural and religion, public transport, environmnt, education, job oportunity if any). Rule changes all times to 'milk' MM2H. Property restriction, zoning and low resale value to consider.
Better than KL, definitely a hundred percent.
But better than Penang. 🤔
@@nawwk79 👍
@@nawwk79 depends on the personal preference of the person. This video was aimed towards an older crowd who are definitely drawn to the peace and slow pace of life that Ipoh offers
I prefer Penang mainland for retirement.
@@kfcheah5697 cool!
Come on Fran, unless Ipoh has the same quantity and quality of western hospitals and medical centers of KL or even Penang, how can you say Ipoh is better for retirement? The only reason why there are so many LOCAL retirees there is because they can fly to Singapore if serious illness right? Other expats don't have a choice! I like Ipoh, but when you get old good medical care access is important!!!
@@vwchan841 actually there are a lot of top notch hospitals in Ipoh.
@@vwchan841 there is even Pantai Hospital in Ipoh, which is Singapore owned.
Why bother to fly to Singapore? Do some research, Malaysia's Healthcare is top notch. Do you know that lots of professionals working in Singapore are ex Malaysians? I have many ex Bankers Malaysian colleagues in Singapore and Standard Chartered Bank Singapore's back office processing is hubbed out to another country.
@@klloo5689 I was really referring to those folks who are Singaporeans who are part timing in Malaysia. They may prefer to go back home for more serious surgeries esp since their personal long time doctors are there. Don't get so bent out of shape... sheesh!!!!
@@vwchan841 patients have their medical records and they can go to our top notch hospitals to get it done. Malaysia is a medical tourist destination, sjeesh 🙄
Better than Jb
People are friendly
@@anghockseng5686 definitely better than JB
Ipoh's food is not that cheap anymore.
@@chongcarol you are right. We have friends and relatives in Ipoh and we are extremely familiar with food prices in Ipoh. Ipoh food prices are easily 30% more than Penang food prices, across hawker food and restaurants. However Ipoh people don't mind paying for good food and will still support their fav food places.
You missed out Melaka 😂. Check it out
@@lolololollololol1686 We did not miss it out by accident. Malacca for us is great for a weekend getaway but it's not for us for long term stay or retirement. In that aspect, we would select Penang hands down for peranakan cuisine, heritage buildings and activities and the hawker food
I visited Ipoh early 2024 and TBH it was one of the most boring places I’ve visited.
Too slow Too boring and DULL.
@@michaelmarmion648 to each his own 👍
YOU CAN RUN BUT YOU CANT HIDE
@@chdk55christidonny6 from what?
@@corporatebreakoutcouple FROM THE MOST HIGH GOD
@@chdk55christidonny6 no need to run or hide from God. We are His beloved children
Taiping is another option
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For us, we prefer Ipoh
What? Retire to a town with no beachfront? Are you insane?
@@BenHifni Hahaha!
Then feel free to retire in Penang, where we are based in currently.
Insanity is having a mindset that beachfronts is Nature's only creation of beauty on this planet.
@@ynot7787 😍
Ben there are lots of beaches and even Pangkor island nearby Ipoh and Taiping just an hour or so drive away. Pantai Remis, Segari Turtle sanctuary, Lumut etc
Agree...the state of Perak is a must 'look-see' for any visitors. Lots of other places to explore in the state too: Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Lumut, Gopeng etc
why not kelantan? lol
@@JunLYeap we have done a video on Kelantan actually. Do check it out!!
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If you want to cover up all the time then Kelantan and Terengganu is your best choice!🤣😂
@@JunLYeap we covered Kelantan in another video already but it isn't the best retirement place to be in, compared to other states in Malaysia.
@@ChowYewLoon 😂
Have u done the maths? Do u really think it's cheaper to retire in KL than sg?😊 seriously, do d math, start with medicals
@@User-2636pxy
Why don't you do the maths and show us?
Give us everything from accommodation, food, transportation, medical, insurance, everything. We will wait. Cheers
@corporatebreakoutcouple I've left kl for about 10yrs now. Fig as of 2010
Car (each) proton saga rm750 installment + rm1000 petrol tol and parking
Insurance- we were in our 20s, so rm150pm. But I was paying for my grandma' insulin rm1500 per mth
Housing loan rm500pm for 35yr for a 130k apt (NOT CONDO)
School fees, for it to be same level as sg, it has to be private school with Asian syllabus rm5k per semester ie 3mths. tuition/enrichment (let's not go into that)
So if u r not sufficiently Insured, or if u don't hv an investment in sgd, pls be careful.
And by the way, ambulance is at least rm500 per trip (never thought of that right?, cos sg so efficient 🥰)
@@User-2636pxy we straddle both countries in Malaysia and Singapore. We are highly aware of costs in each country, yes down to ambulance costs as we have friends and family who shares with us these costs. We find it strange that you are mentioning costs of Malaysia and Singapore when this video is about comparing retirement between Ipoh, Penang and KL
If you would like a Singapore comparison costs with Malaysia, we've done plenty of other videos. Do feel free to check them out.
@corporatebreakoutcouple seriously, ambulance cost has never crossed your mind? No offence, but at an age where we can't see to drive, or emergency at night (yeah, I can't see night roads anymore), these are the things u seriously need to consider.
Btw recent cost, 4days (? Or was it 5?) Covid hospitalisation at a private hospital, we spent rm20k. (Non insurance claimable cos above 70yo)
Eye specialist, for an eye infection rm500.
OK fine, medical aside.
Car - every 10yrs u sold buy a new car, cos maintenance goes sky high. We settle with bezza cos cheapest and we only use very sparingly. But unlike sg, if we don't drive, we don't get food. A lot of places r not made for walking. As a retired person, it's dangerous to walk.
Y I hv all these problems is my family no longer hv d ability to drive. Just as simple as that
Ipoh is no more a great place for those who intend to retired as cost of living here is getting more expensive especially our ipoh great foods which nowadays getting more expensive than big cities like KL. Many KL peoples already aware this place are getting more expensive from drinks and foods in all local coffeeshops. Foods in restaurants and coffee house are comparable with KL. Dim Sum in Ipoh is goods but be prepared to fork out extra money. However housing is really cheap compared to otger cities. Traffic jam nowadays is getting more jam especially during weekends or holidaying as everyone coming into Ipoh and create havoc jam especially around in the city centre.
@@adrianchin2970 spoken like a true Ipohian 😍
Your main concerns are similar to what my aunt says. However that being said, Ipoh people will never move away from Ipoh as they are too comfortable.
@@corporatebreakoutcouple That's true the only best part is travelling from one area to another around Ipoh vicinity is convenient and less time sitting in the car and you reach your destination.
Food well preserved in its origin- ??? Ipoh’s specialty is fossilised food? 😂
@@hahahehe1988 😂😂😂
@@hahahehe1988 very nutritious 😂
Which malaysian city has nice beach & cool weather at the same time ?
If that is possible in a tropical country🙏
@@goodlifebdg nice beaches plenty. Cool weather zero
@@corporatebreakoutcouple which area has the best beaches in msia ?
@@goodlifebdg the east coast of Malaysia has the best beaches. The state of Terengganu with her islands.
You can also check out Langkawi Island on the west side. Penang has beaches too but they are too commercialised but they can be super chill spots
@@corporatebreakoutcouple thanks