Malaysia Prolly fits your family the most in my opinion. Coming from a malaysian myself, the weather seems fitting for u guys since it rarely gets cold here (only during rainy seasons). Multi-racial communities here can be suited for your son and daughters to explore different cultures and traditions if they ever have the curiosity (there's a lot of traditions happening all at once here it's fascinating). Majority of the locals here are pro-palestinian which is a win (starbucks as an example suffered a critical hit here it's funny) Living condition can be a bit tricky but once u get the hang of it, it can be worth it in the end.
@@flyinghorse2739 As a foreigner in general it can be an obstacle and the economy is a bit on the lower side as of now. That's what I can think of at the top of my head rn
@@lelongbashi more on illegal immigrants. We have no problem with the legal one, expat, digital nomads yadda yadda....BUT we do have problem with those with no documents. Those who let their kids begging at traffic lights and those who sit down begging on the street. Some of them became illegal workers with social ill, some of them became human traffickers, prostitutes, illegal gambling...those illegal came from China, Myanmar, India and many over populated countries. The came in and never get out...Millions of them now in Malaysia.
@zaczain5654 but these muslim married couples are from Canada and they aren't like illegal immigrant with no document to come in Malaysia. We Malaysian have no problem with Canadian Muslim married couples cause they have document
So many people suggesting and rooting for Malaysia.. Well as a Malaysian myself i would advice to take your time and try to live here in Malaysia longer before making a decision.. 90 days(visa limit) is not enough i thinks.. I love my country Malaysia so much but Malaysia had pleased some & also disappointed some people who came here too.. They are Pros and Cons in Malaysia just like everywhere in the world... 🙂
i am malaysian chinese and been to more than 50 countries .. not perfect but Malaysia for sure a top 5 place to be .Green , modern , so affordable , great cuisine , safe , friendly & tolerant folks
- Did you know Malaysia have the best healthcare system and also among the cheapest in the world? - Rental, food, public transport, etc. is also among the cheapest. - Diversity, english speaking citizen, halal food, etc.
@@MohamedSalat-lk5pjMalaysia is anti immigrant. They have a term bumiputra a term that isnt even malaysian as it is a sanskrit word that discriminates against non malays. Malays mean the indegenous not malysian which can refer to indian and chineese citizens too
Dr Zakir has moved to Malaysia and in one of his videos he mentioned that after a long research he decided to move to Malaysia as according to his research Malaysia is the best place for a Muslim to live.
@@m.khalid334 malaysian here..easy..very easy. Whether Muslims or non muslims. Not the best im not gonna oversell it..ofcourse there are negatives as well..but culturally easy.
As an American it literally makes my blood boil to think about all the money that we are sending to foreign wars/genocides. Enough is enough. I don't know one American who is happy about the amount of money that we are sending overseas right now. Yall hit the nail right on the head!!
The US doesn’t send money, it sends weapons to allies. There is a big difference. It’s a way to bolster the weapons industry and keep the US as the biggest weapons manufacturer in the world. It’s a control method. Make countries dependent on American weapons.
@@avrgrandoThat’s true too, but the US sends money as well. Meanwhile, the US is not taking care of its own citizens. We are going to have a huge crisis here. I’m fortunate that I’m married, and my husband and I both work full time (plus more). I’ve made more money than I ever have in the last year, but due to the increase of the cost of living, we almost got evicted from our apartment. I’ve never in 2 decades been in that situation before.
@@avrgrando Currently the US pays for all the salaries of every government jobs in Ukraine . And all Social Payments . Please consider going to Saudi Arabia . I as a christian lived there when restri tionf or women were greater but its a beautuful country that is opening up to tourism .Brunei is also a country to consider as the people are welcoming to all . And the standard of living is good .
Malaysia should be top of your list, lived here as a foreigner for 20 years everything is positive both from the Islamic perspective and general safety ect. Immigration is going t be a challenge you need to plan carefully. worth the effort
I'm Singaporean and i really must praise Malaysia because despite both countries being multi cultural, multi racial, multi religious, Malaysia is a lot better for Muslims compared to Singapore!!
Kami mengalu-alukan saudara sebangsa dan seagama kami dari Singapura ke Malaysia..cuma kekhuatiran saya this will left Singapore totally Chinese influence..i wish to see one day Malay to hold position as Prime Minister of Singapore
Yes. I like how Muslims in Malaysia have the luxury to perform 5 X times daily prayers whilst working full time jobs. In Singapore, Muslims are discriminate especially the prayers and it's sad the obligatory prayers are viewed negatively as wasting working hours and unproductive. As a Muslim, we should put Allah first via prayers and resume worldly routines for our own good. When Allah in our minds, we will always survive in challenging and difficult worlds
The part where Malaysia being not receptive of foreigners is definitely true. As a Malaysian doctor couple who adopted a non Malaysian child. The process of getting visa and citizenship is the HARDEST. still working on it after 3 years. But its definitely a great place to live as a Malaysian
I live in Malaysia and adopted a non Malaysian child and applied for citizenship. I followed the instructions of the citizenship application form and checked the latest requirements with the officer in charge at the Putrajaya Registration Office. The registration office sent the application to Home Ministry. The decision is totally in the hands of Home Ministry whether to grant citizenship or not.
I am maldivian who have lived in Malaysia for 17 years. U can put your kids in school and both of u can get visa as long your kids are under 18 years. Depends on the schools u put your kids. My school years was in Sri Lanka and Malaysia was my college and university time. My son was born here in Malaysia. If u wish to get help, I am happy to assist u.
Hi, Malaysian here. We love food and proud of our multicultural country We have growing community of home-schooled children, Quran and Hadiths classes for children and adults everywhere. Active Muslim communities in our mosques. We always always welcome more hijab brands. Some of our hijab brands exported them to Thailand, Singapore, Brunei.
As a Malaysian, I am just honoured to see my country in the list, alhamdulillah. May Allah guide you in your journey to find the best country to call it your new home.
Malaysia is beautiful we are enjoying here everyday we are here Alhamdulilah we moved from America n that is a blessing from Alah that our children are not in America specially their teen age times Alhamdulilah we r in Malaysia
Remember that African country which outlawed being Homosexual on world LGBTQ day or something? I think Uganda. Now imagine a Canadian Uganadan that is against his kids being taught LGBTQ in school.......and moves to Uganda....only to find sanctions by the west on Uganda to make the very reason of leaving .................pointless. Better to fight in Canada as he'd be heard and have better chance I say!
Been living in Malaysia for more than 25 years as a foreigner, and I can totally vouch for this place as one of the best countries to live in. It feels more like home to me than my actual home country! I love it here. However, I am also going to be honest and tell you that dealing with visas can be a real nightmare. Opting for the MM2H program can significantly ease this challenge, making your move worthwhile. If not, I’d suggest going for another country that’s similar to Malaysia but with fewer visa-related complexities and headaches.
I agree with you. Im Malaysian and my husband’s moroccan, he stayed for with dependant visa for like more than 5 years now and we have kid but yet he could not be able to obtain PR or residency. Too much cost for immigration, to renew his visa every 1-2 years. 😢
I've been living in Malaysia for 6 years now, 4 years in the East Coast state of Terengganu and 2 years in the capital city KL. I heard in your last video that both of you get affected by "seasonal depression" during the winter months. You can get that too here in tropical Malaysia - during the year-end monsoon. We are talking about HEAVY rain almost every day for 3 to 4 months. If it doesn't rain, the weather is gloomy due to the grey skies. The heavy rain often caused massive floods in the villages, especially in the East Coast states. KL gets its fair share of floods due to the government's poor flood mitigation measures and infrastructure. I often find myself quite depressed during the monsoon months due to non-stop rain and grey skies. Thunderclaps are also common here and the sudden extremely loud clapping may be scary to children. They still scare me haha. Just thought of sharing. Good luck!
Weirdly, I love raining than sunny days all the times. You're gonna missed out the rain after this Chinese New year because it will be sunny for months after that. Even it's gonna be drought more severe than last years due to the global warming. Check it yourself since you know the place that usually not flooding suddenly get flood so easily even it's raining just for few hours
As a malay, I admit Malaysia is quite protective over malay privilege 😂 maybe because we're once colonized and after seeing what's happening to Palestine, some of us probably became more protective. May Allah eases your journey to migrate to whichever country you chose 😊
You dont have anything to fear if muslims are moving to your country they wont take it from you! Or stop you from worshipping etc they are your brother yes avoid non muslims to settle there
when malaysia was colonised...we already have privilege...that why we still have King/sultan even british came here...our religion, culture n language still numba 1...not like other british colonies
Who wouldn't be? Singapore used to be Malay majority too, but they were slowly "kicked out" through their properties being bought, now the first race that comes to mind when one thinks about Singapore is Chinese. If the Malays are not protective over their privilege, the same thing's gonna happen to Malaysia too. Do not relent or be guilty whenever the other races bash you for the obviously favorable privilege you get for being Malay.
@@Reformamposss yeah, but sadly our sultan and King's power were stripped off by the British! No offence but the Sultans and King's nowadays are similar to puppets to please the Malays so they won't protest! Our Kings And Sultans should've had full power over the country, but those Brits messed us up and only give our Kings a right to guide in only religion and culture purposes! I'm so mad at those British back then 😤 we forgive but won't forget.
Malaysia has one of the best healthcare systems in the world. Highly accredited, top notch facilities with very competitive costs of care. In term of education, 5 Malaysian universities rank among the top 10 best universities in Asia.
Really best Health care eh . Alhamdulilah that you had a good experience with the govt health care . I’m still scarred with my experiences . But no healthcare is perfect in mana2 Negara . Terima kasih for saying it
@@Nuzzyy23For foreigners, mostly are using private healthcare, not the gov healthcare....So, yes...for the private healthcare, Malaysia is one of the best!!!
I lived in Malaysia for more than a decade. If you are a Muslim, then it is definitely a very safe place and you have complete freedom to practice your religion. It is one of the best places to live as a Muslim. Everything is halal unless specified otherwise. The biggest disadvantage (and the reason I left) is that as a foreigner, you are always dependent on a visa (work, visitor etc.) it is almost impossible to get permanent residence in Malaysia. You cannot become a citizen of Malaysia no matter how long you lived there. There are programmes like Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) which give you long term visas, but you need to invest a lot of money in Malaysia. So the average joe won't be eligible. Another major disadvantage is that most Malaysians (outside of Kuala Lumpur) don't speak English. They teach in Malay language in public schools. if you have kids you will need to send them to an international school which is pretty expensive. So in a nutshell, if you are a rich Muslim who wants to move to a Muslim country then Malaysia is a great option if you can afford to move there through programmes like MM2H and send your kids to private international schools, then it is the best option.
@@Raidar29 I don't think any Muslim country grants citizenship. But if you are a fellow Muslim, you don't have to worry, as they wont kick you out, citizenship or not.
This is the hippocray of Muslim countries they will not give you citizenship but the same people always complaining about other countries. Agr is life me achha kroge na to sb achha hoga . duniya ko brbad krke Deen ka koi matlab nhi
If they have to send their kids to the international schools in Malaysia, then it defects the purpose of leaving Canada. I have friends who went to international schools there and it’s very westernized with low Muslim representation. But i believe they are home schooling their kids, so I guess it doesn’t matter for now.
Canadian here. I have been to Malaysia 7 or 8 times over the last 20+ years, due to the fact that I married a Singaporean and Malaysia is a quick trip. I have spent time in Kuala Lumpur, but also visited many of the smaller, rural communities. As a White, Christian male, I felt that I was welcomed very nicely as a visitor in even the most rural locations. I also liked the way children seem to be treated so fondly by their society. I think you would be happy there, immigration issues notwithstanding. Having said that I want to caution you about thinking that the grass is always greener on the other side. I watched your previous video about the reasons for wanting to leave Canada. I sympathize with your #1 reason for wanting to leave, but I'm afraid your other reasons have been informed too much by partisan politics and the culture wars being inflamed by social media. You seem like a delightful young couple. Turn off partisan politics, turn off the culture wars on social media. Start focusing on the blessings in your life and having real relationships with real Canadians. I think you will realize that life in Canada compares favourably with any other place on earth.
come to Malaysia sis. Alhamdulilah we moved from America the best decision we made for our children we are so happy we are here the children love here when your 13 year old American born daughter tells you thank mom for moving us to Malaysia you know its the right place Thank you Malaysia.
As a Malaysian myself, yo I am advocating so hard for my country right now! Although Turkey is one of my fave countries to travel too because of the history.
@@fainafaina1940 do you sneeze a lot ? Are you weak with rainy season? The tropical country only have two season dry / rainy , but its decent the weather is nice most of the time, pollution better than indonesia capital i guess, however since its bordering kalimantan which have huge forest and big palm industry and sometime if we have wild fire the smoke will be a problem
I am a retired Malay, Muslim doctor (used to work for the government) and I have retired from the government service for almost 4 years now. My 2 children had their tertiary education in the UK while the eldest had her entire education in Malaysia. When it comes to "relocation" for a long period, I guess it depends very much on your priorities. Do not expect too much though from any country you are relocating to ; there is a Malay saying which goes "it is better to have showers of stone in your own country rather than golden showers in a foreign land" (the grass is not always greener on the other side?) Anyway, best of luck to you both!
@nssiraziz3246. I am not Muslim neither doctor but I totally agree with you mister. I think that migration is a sort of cowardise. Not fighting where you are to improve the situation…… Well. We all have to respect Nature ,animals and human everywhere we live in.
Salaam, thanks for the video. It was interesting to hear your viewpoints on different countries. Something about Malaysia you should know about is that they just recently, within the last week or two, updated their MM2H visas. They have, as strangely as it may sound, a platinum, gold, and silver program now. I believe many people would qualify for the silver program. So, take a look at them. I’ve been living here for almost two years now and I absolutely love Malaysia. Wishing you and your family the very best, Insha’Allah.
Malaysia all the way! My family and I visited there a few years ago and loved it. Might be a retirement relocation destination in a few years. All the best on your journey!
I'm born here in Oman 🇴🇲 alhamdolillah, being an Indian, I find it better. In every aspect it is better, life is peaceful, even for children - The place is good
Only major con of Malaysia and UAE is that it's practically impossible to become a citizen, even if you're born there. For all the criticism Canada and America among other countries get...citizenship and being treated a legitimate member of the country can't be overstated.
@@user-jeanine Nationality is granted to a foreigner if they fulfill the following conditions and is: An Arab with ancestral origins in Bahrain, Oman and Qatar who has been legally settled in the UAE for at least three years and has maintained a good reputation and has not been convicted of a crime. It is the same for all gulf states, you need to be a khaleej Arab in order to get a citizenship.
@@arajaharama8080his point is about getting citizenship. When you move your entire family to another country and contribute to it economically of course people would expect to be eligible to become a citizen.
Brunei has mosques at almost every corner, and we really take abiding to Islamic law seriously. Alcohol is not allowed to be served in public restaurants, and we also have islamic public holidays (Ramadhan, Eid, Maulid Al-Nabawi). Because of our commitment to Islam, we also integrate into our school systems here. We barely have taxed as well. And We’re openly proud to be pro-palestine too 🍉🍉
Everyone praises Malaysia masha’Allah. I’m a black Muslim hijabi and looking for countries to pursue my doctorate degree insha’Allah ( first thought of Canada or Germany) the thing is I can’t handle racism lol. I guess Malaysia is the place.
As a german, from an islamic point of view, I really really wouldn't recommend this country. It's not just rasicm and islamophobia, there is no freedom of speech, you even get arrested or charged for speaking or support anything that goes against german politics and german interest. Hypocrysy at it's best and many many germans are doing Hijjrah for islamic reasons, ma sha Allah. May Allah bless you and your studies sis, amin. ❤️🤲
I left Oregon and now live in northern morocco lots of challenges but being married to a Moroccan certainly helps I love the US but so many reasons I chose to leave.
@@j.a.m5083 Wow, I was thinking about the country next door to Morocco, Algeria😂😂... And yeah, I love America, too! I'm assuming it's because it's our birth country
Turkey is one of our favorite countries to visit. We found the people of Turkey to be very warm and welcoming. We were last there for a few days in November 2023 and look forward to returning soon for a more extensive visit. I have recently discovered your FB page and while I do not share all of your religious or political views I have enjoyed binge watching your content. I am now a subscriber I am learning a lot!
Kita memerlukan saudara Islam yang genius lebih ramai lagi untuk demi masa hadapan, untuk bersaing dengan non Muslim masuk Malaysia juga makin banyak. Selamatkan Malaysia Dari di jajah secara perlahan-lahan
I am so enjoying this video. I am a Black American Christian man AND I think these two are excellent human beings! I wish that all people could forget the negative stereotypes and see that people as they are. I believe this world would be a better place!
Malaysia is an amazing choice! Been 9x and it is my 2nd home in Southeast Asia! Amazing people and amazing food! To all the Malay subscribers. Saya cinta negera Malaysia dan cinta orang di sana!
@@Mrkupid22 the conditions to have more than one wife is very very strict. It is still much better for women than tl hsve several concubines here and there not registered whom later left fith dlmost nothing for themselves snd the children, make sense?
@dearfiyah lemme add abit on that. The majority race is the natives/indigenous people of Malaysia. Some of the government policies are to protect the right of these people. Like university entrance quota, subsidies for healthcare and education. But despite that, there has never been any problems for other races or even migrants to prosper and live freely in the country.
South Africa has a large muslim population and they have prayer rooms almost everywhere including the airports etc. I think South Africa would meet ALL of the reasons why you want to leave Canada. Durban and Cape Town are the 2 cities that come to mind that wouldn't be too much of an adjustment coming from Canada. I'm not muslim but I did notice this when I went there to visit.
Your top two choices based on what I saw are Malaysia and UAE. But for me, UAE would definitely not be on my list even though I grew up there and lived for 33yrs.
Yeah, Malaysia basically have everything...Im from Singapore and im hoping to retire there one day...the currency exchange is really favourable against the dollar and it makes luxury living affordable..
True. I like the Singaporean dollars but my condition being a mom soon birthing a baby is unsuitable for me to work full time in Singapore. They will assume I am unproductive and slow foreign employee thus unfavourable to the prospective employers. So , I'm having bias and think Malaysia is good as it is economically cheaper and holistic for soon to be mother looking to raise newborn whilst earning income
Few other ways than MMH2 to get a long term visa in Malaysia: - "Guardian visa" if your kids enroll in IMAS (Putrajaya) - Business partner visa (minimum 30% Malaysian share) - Teacher visa - lots of openings in IMAS
School Overview Reviews About International Modern Arabic School (IMAS) International Modern Arabic School Kuala Lumpur was initiated in 2007 as a bilingual, Arabic-British, non-profit institution with a total of 220 students. By the year 2012, the number of students had increased to more than 700 and the school acquired Arabic and International recognition. IMAS now occupies a unique position among Arabic and International schools in the Malaysian Capital, Kuala Lumpur. Today, the total number of students enrolled at IMAS has reached 1,600 students from 68 different nationalities. The school adopts a British curriculum, which gives students the opportunity to obtain the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE).
I'm pretty sure you guys could go to Malaysia on a Digital Nomad visa. We're looking to move to Malaysia from the UK and I'll be going on a guardian visa and my husband on the MM2H But I know people that have gone out on a tourist visa and gotten their more permanent visa once there. Im certain now it's Malaysia but I'm super excited to find out ❤❤
As an Indonesian who's been living in Qatar for over 16 years and still counting to this day, I suggest moving to Qatar 🇶🇦, Kuwait 🇰🇼, Oman 🇴🇲, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Malaysia 🇲🇾, or Brunei 🇧🇳
@@yusufmuslim4420coz they behaviour so badly.. like not muslim.They are treated well and even given food and shelter, but then they make lots of demands and commit crimes and they are illegal immigrants.
You might also want to consider Dallas, Texas. While Houston has an estimated population of 123,256 Muslims, Dallas has a significant Muslim community with an estimated population of around 150,000 individuals and Fort Worth is estimated to be around 4,000. In the greater Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area, there are approximately 30,000 Muslims. You won't have the humidity problems in Dallas that you would in Houston.
I am from the UK, and visited Malaysia this year. I would LOVE to move there and totally see why you'd want to move there. Malaysia trumps all muslim countries I've been to thus far! ❤
First mistake that shows your utter ignorance, Malaysia is NOT a Muslim country! Read the f*cking constitution. Only 57% of the polulation, according to the most recent census, are Muslim Malay and you can be certain that's a lie and will be far less. It's interesting you live in the UK and diss all other Muslim countries you've been to. Have you not considered Islam is what poisons them?
Remember that African country which outlawed being Homosexual on world LGBTQ day or something? I think Uganda. Now imagine a Canadian Uganadan that is against his kids being taught LGBTQ in school.......and moves to Uganda....only to find sanctions by the west on Uganda to make the very reason of leaving .................pointless. Better to fight in Canada as he'd be heard and have better chance I say!
I feel like Malaysia is one of the top 2 for y’all. I’ve been wanting to visit for so long especially Brunei, since I have family that are from there. In 2017, I visited Japan for almost 3 weeks and I fell in love. My husband and I were actually considering at that time to move there. But u know things happen and it didn’t happen. Also, I know that a lot of Muslims love South Korea and have moved there especially the younger generation for college. But whatever y’all choose, May Allah make it easier and bless y’all with happiness 🤲🏼
Proud Malaysian here. Yes, the Islam atmosphere and nature are on point. I am in the Penang Island and you have everything here, 2nd biggest city in Malaysia, mosques everywhere, one of the best food in the world, hills, beaches, etc. Other countries you can consider are maybe Qatar and Oman? I have never been there.
I lived in Malaysia (KL) between 2019 and 2022. Loved it mostly, but there's a lot of employment bias favoring the Chinese. Just that alone is a way in. I'm from Zambia, a Christian, and love Muslim communities. Loved Malaysia for this reason but because I'm black, my masters degree had little value in Malaysia. It's always hot, humid and rainy, made my running workout a huge challenge. I'd not move there on a long-term stay. New sub here. Love you guys already.❤❤🇵🇸
You are not the only one. We are Chinese Canadian born and raised, visited our parents home country and felt so accepted and safe, weather is beautiful, it made us question our whole reality, this is Malaysia !
Surprised that South Africa did not make your list! Cape Town is gorgeous at this time of the year! There are 188 mosques in the greater area, halaal food, Salaah facilities, government frowns heavily on smoking, homeschooling (though most homeschoolers are Christians), English speaking, probably the freest speech in the world, very friendly people, beautiful beaches and spectacular nature! Durban (over 100 mosques) is sub-tropical so doesn't have winter.
I don't know if you are sarcastic or for real here! Why don't you mention the crime, financial and political instability, i wouldn't dare moving to Anywhere near South Africa.
I fled SA during the start of load shedding in 2008, 16 years later, its still going on. Crime, corruption, racism and reverse racism, unemployment, uneducated govt, economic inequity, open borders.. would you like my to carry on?
God bless you for telling it like it is!!! Black majority rule was and is a total sham/!!!!This once great country has been turned into a mobocratic thug state. Racism against the white man was ALWAYS the core philosophy of the ANC, and o0f course the West and its ideological insanity supported these Black Brutes. Don't worry-SA will be a future Biafra-starvation and terror!!!!!
@sueelliott4793 you white so don't comment on experiences for brown people. We appreciate everything South Africa has to offer and that we have challenges but hope that we can overcome them in the futur
A family who was friend’s with mine while I was growing up, moved to South Africa for several years and they seemed to have a great experience (it was with a Christian “mission trip” type thing) and the older boys ended up traveling back to Africa, but to Kenya, later in college. Lots of great places all over the world, all so different and unique
Egypt has a dictatorship. If you are poor this is a very difficult country to live in. I think this couple will Move to Texas because they are entrepreneurs first and foremost.
I moved to the US and it's really sad that Canadians are so misinformed about some pros of living in the US compared to Canada. One cannot compare the two countries at this moment. America is so ahead of Canada with better healthcare, housing pricing ( depending where you live) the dollar rising, freedom to practice your religion. They will not question or give side eyeing like one gets in Canada , freedom to protect your family etc.. have a taser in Canada and you get a record etc. Canada's healthcare is a joke!
I would definitely not move to the US, a lot of foreigners want to move here while you have us citizen’s trying to get out 😂 but I would definitely recommend Malaysia, a friend of mine lives there and she loves it! ❤ and I wouldn’t recommend Turkey, at least not living there. My friend is Turkish and she visits her family there but she always tells me about how it isn’t a great place for foreigners to move to. I would definitely consider Malaysia.
loving this video, i'm not a Muslim but like many people thinking of moving country, it's great to see how you objectively look at each country, really enjoyed.
From religious and moral perspective I wouldn’t recommend anywhere in UAE especially now since uae government has become the major supporter and funder of massacres against our Muslim brothers in Palestine
Hey! I am from Pakistan so I might be a little biased but I would recommend you guys to move to Islamabad, Pakistan. Pros: 1. Capital of the country. Lots of security, so safest city to live in Pakistan. 2. It doesn't have sanitization issue that you might see in other cities of Pakistan. 3. Very close to northern region, so can take trips to north during weekends. Even margalla hills is in Islamabad and you can hike daily and be close to nature. 4. Cost of living is relatively low compared to other countries on your list. 5. Freedom of speech (relatively better than most countries on your list). 6. Good Islamic communities (subjective, depending on where you exactly live) 7. Lots of greeny and parks. 9. YOU HAVE FAMILY HERE. 8. You won't have language barrier here. 10. You will get to meet ME =D Cons: 1. Corruption, as you mentioned. But it is totally dependent on you. For example, if you break a traffic rule - you can either pay the ticket or pay the bribe. Bribe is more convenient, thus the preffered option. 2. Security, not much of an issue in Islamabad. 3. Cost of living is high in Islamabad compared to other cities, but that won't be a problem if you're earning well or in dollars. I am from Karachi but I would gladly move to Islamabad if I could. I hope you guys read my comment and give this serious consideration. I would love to meet you guys too.
@@mohammadarfaq1545 Yes, I do. Nobody is claiming that Pakistan is perfect but if you are earning decent enough, you can have a very wonderful life here. I have had discussions with my friends/families that are living in the states or other western countries and the problems faced by them is nothing compared to what we face in Pakistan. For example, LGBTQ is being indoctrined in the west (in schools) and what if your son grows up and says I feel like a woman or a non-binary? What would you as a muslim do? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Also if you travel west, you are going to meet people like Muhammad James, Bill Faiz etc and when you ask them about their hybrid name, they will be like... oh, my grandfather was a muslim. Would you want that to be your legacy? Grass is always greener on the other side brother.
SINGAPORE, NEW ZEALAND, and INDONESIA all meet the criteria that you've mentioned. •They all have strong and respected Muslim communities, with easy access to halal foods and Mosques. •They're all majority English speaking. •They are well developed with strong economies. •They all have freedom of speech, expression, and assembly. •They all allow for your children to be homeschooled. *BONUS: They have beautiful nature and areas with fair weather and beaches! Especially in New Zealand, they have some of the most gorgeous landscapes in the world! They have a very wild climate and diversity of scenery (ie:Beaches and Mountains) within short distances of each other. They take their environment very seriously and have an abundance of wonderful and clean activities to do in nature. 😊
As a malaysian myself, I understand the hardship regarding visa issues. But it you wanna try to live in Msia for a short period of time, You can try to apply the latest de rantau nomad visa ( content creators including youtubers like you guys are those who can apply for this visa). However it only lasted for a year and you need to reapply again the following year of you want to continue.
I'm from Brunei. I would choose Malaysia as it'll be so easy to pray as they have a lot of surau (prayer rooms) when you go out and halal food is everywhere.
I am Malaysian, had previously worked and lived in Brunei for 11 years. Its a bit boring but I love the laidback lifestyle there. How I wish I could get Brunei citizenship.
@adiraemilee I understand that it's a bit boring, that's why my family loves to hangout with each other a lot. And yeah sometimes it is too laidback though haha!
Malaysia is likely one of your top two choices . . . love your family and wherever you choose to live in the future, you are approaching the decision with all the considerations (positives and negatives), that are required for the peace and stability of your family's future.
You are really Lucky to have a Canadian passport; this gives you the liberty to CHOOSE where you want to re-settle. Listening to you, it seems many countries are awaiting for you to come and your arrival will make their country great. Most people do not even have second choice. All best and wish you a positive and happy future.
I think the top two are gonna be: Malaysia & The UAE. 😊 Also if you move to 🇲🇾, you can visit Indonesia pretty often & easily. 🇮🇩 has the biggest Muslim population in the world, and I live there! I’m not suggesting to move here, though😂
As a Turkish person myself, I grew up in Canada and tried to live in Turkey in my 20's, my experience helped me determine that it is a great place to travel, but not to live in. It is extremely unstable, and the culture difference is polarizing from how we grow up here (even as Middle Easterners) in the West. Also their economy is collapsing on the daily... Again, this was my experience and I can't speak for everyone! Love the discussion though 🥰
*Come to Houston, USA. I've enhanced my iman since arriving here. Every morning, I wake up to the freedom in the air. I don’t engage in the following:* *No cheating* *No lying* *No backbiting* *No listening to gossip* *No corruption* *No cutting of the beard* *Houston is home to 60,000 Muslims, with over 100 mosques and prayer spaces, 50+ Halal restaurants, and a Halal farm for fresh meat. The diverse Muslim community from around the globe makes it easy to practice Islam here. Plus, we enjoy beautiful weather all year round - 10 months of summer with 80% bright sunlight and a mild 2-month winter with temperatures in the 50 to 60-degree Fahrenheit range. Thank you!*
You guys are awesome. I think you're too kind to move to the States. If we can't keep you here in Canada, Malaysia would be my pick for you. To go off list, I would pick Spain
My husband is from Jordan and I’m from Morocco living in the US and our future plan is moving with our three children to Morocco. Try to to go for a trip and see if it fits your family needs in terms of people and lifestyle and cost ……
I moved to Islamabad Pakistan with my family from USA after living there for 22 years. If you move to Islamabad you will not have any issues. It is very clean and safe city. You can have all the perks here that you enjoy in Canada, and the weather is great. Good schools also.
British Pakistani Here: Remember that African country which outlawed being Homosexual on world LGBTQ day or something? I think Uganda. Now imagine a Canadian Uganadan that is against his kids being taught LGBTQ in school.......and moves to Uganda....only to find sanctions by the west on Uganda to make the very reason of leaving .................pointless. Better to fight in Canada as he'd be heard and have better chance I say!
When u visit Malaysia, pay a visit to Brunei. If you love the hustle and bustle, Malaysia may be your taste but if you prefer free and easy, come to Brunei. We are equally good on cultural diversity and welcoming international people but I guess you will have to experience it yourself to appreciate it.
Hey could you tell me more about this please. I am from UK and married to a turk. If I moved to Turkey from UK to be with my husband with my 2 sons could I homeschool them?
@@lilmissdeee4427 I am not sure, if your husband is Turk. We were foreigners in Turkey and Turkish government didn't care about our children's education, whether it homeschooling or not. I know that after covid the distance education became a thing in Turkey, but it still not popular and in general it's expected from Turkish citizens that they send kids to school.
There’s a few Muslim majority countries in the Balkan countries- Albania being one of them. Might be worth checking out. But if I had to guess what your top 2 are at this moment it would be Malaysia and UAE.
balkan countries are mixed religiously and most of those muslims are very secular and non observant outside of the holidays. like it just seems laughable for someone to leave canada to go to these economically struggling and politically volatile countries and they're still going to be surrounded by a western lifestyle of "sin" just with more old mosques in the background. i guess the balkans are homophobic though so there's that.
2 options.. find an employer to get work permit when you visit..there a huge community of Pakistani having business in malaysia...or apply student visa...so many choice of private college in KL..or apply digital nomad visa ..valid for one year..
We have been living for 10 years in Malaysia. It was very beautiful experience. Eventually we came back to our country Kazakhstan. I can only say that even though Malaysia was nice but we really missed our own people, weather, relatives, food. I think you can be truly happy only in your own country even though it is not that developed
I am muslim. In terms of Islamic knowledge, Malaysians are way better. In my country, you can find a lot of Muslims drinking alcohol and not practising at all. Women wearing hijab were highly criticised, though now it is a bit changing. Wearing hijab is not permitted in schools. You cannot easily find prayer room, halal restaurants. However, compare what it was before it is much better. Malaysia is so convenient for Muslims in many ways. But as I said I was not truly happy in Malayisa, I felt lonely and missing my relatives and my culture
Southeast asian expat here living in Malaysia for the last 13 years, married to local lady have 3 kids. Though I missed my job i left in UAE with decent pay, Im still thankful I move here, my personality fits well in this muslim but diverse country. Prior to moving here I used to consider migrating to New Zealand and Australia but issue of descrimination made my final decision. The place I grew up with, the food, the childhood memories and friends, the language still made me miss my place of origin but Im thankful to my CREATOR he brought me to this country Malaysia.
I agree with you. There will always be discrimination against a foreigner. In Turkey they hate Arabs. In Gulf Arab countries they hate minorities. In Indonesia they hate Rohingya. The vicious cycle always exists.
Malaysian here. Ngl we are kind of hard to get citizenship but you can try. For me a Muslim malay I would love to have Muslim brothers and sister come and stay here. If you choose Malaysia, I hope it will work out for you guys getting the mm2h or any other means to stay here.
My family is very much similar to yours. I am a muslim immigrant in Canada and my husband is a convert and we just moved out of Canada last summer for the exact reason (prior to oct 7th) and even have more reasons to not go back. We have lived in Abu Dhabi for 2 years and completely fell in love with Abu Dhabi. I would highly recommend Abu Dhabi over Dubai if you can live there. So family friendly and less hedonistic life compare to Dubai. Our 3 girls loved it. Then we moved back to Canada in 2021 due to lay off and while I love Canada a lot and it’s now my home country, the covid, LGBTQ infiltration in school and the inflation has just been making it so tough to continue to live there longer. We did consider Turkey but we didnt end up choosing it. We are now in my birth country, Indonesia but we have been falling in love a lot with Malaysia. For me it’s a good compromise as I am too accustom to the standard of sanitary life in Canada. The only and hard downside is the immigration part. We could only stay 3 months in Malaysia as Canadian and we have to get out and come back again but there is still chances being denied entry. I would really consider giving malaysia 3 months trial
@@Kzam19-ux8wg please consider options that I stated somewhere in the comments. I have listed several options for you to consider. Also please contact 2 other family who are staying in Malaysia. 1st couple - Indonesian & Hungarian Husband living in KL using Labuan business. 2nd Couple TH-cam Channel "d'Johnsons" Indonesia & American husband , living in Johor. Both them have channels in youtube.
As a Mexican American Muslim woman who married an Egyptian man, I traveled to Egypt several times. I even spent one year with my two young children, hoping to make it my permanent home. It was super safe, friendly, and peaceful. However, staying longer was impossible even though we owned a home and other property. The cost of living has gone way up, and unfortunately, opportunities, the economy, and the government are not ideal. It's been tough to decide, and it never leaves our minds. We want our children to grow up with a strong sense of a Muslim community, but any place will also have its cons. For now we will stay in California and inshallah travel and connect with family and friends in Egypt. May God bless and guide your family.
I also am married to an Egyptian, and I have to say, the last time I travelled to Egypt really has me questioning our initial plan to move to Cairo. I faced more discrimination as a hijabi there than I do in our current home (small town Texas), and the upper and middle classes are becoming increasingly secular. I even had someone tell me that I would not be welcome in the American schools there as a veiled parent. I really hope things get better 🤲🏼
Subhanallah. Now I see why Mohammad Sallah Celebrates Christmas as a Muslim. I thought Egyptians are firm about Islam. May Allah guide us Amin. My family and I are thinking about moving from New Jersey would you recommend anywhere in Texas? I don’t like city life. Lol
You are so welcome here, Malaysia!! Beautiful country. A wide variety of food to choose from (be careful of diabetes and hypertension though). To immigrate here, you do need a substantial amount of money. And it will be easier if you have friend that can help you and know the law and regulation on immigration. If you are not a city-person, i would like to recommend for you to stay in small city aka “pekan”. Choose one that is not too far from city but also retain its village feels. But you do need to know enough Malay though to stay in this small cities😅
Kita lebih memerlukan orang Islam yang pandai genius, buat masa ni non Muslim banyak yang ke Malaysia atas sebab ekonomi Dan tiada bencana alam, berbeza Muslim people paling kurang lagi bermaksud Dari barat pindah southeast asia. Jika bertambah orang Islam yang genius pandai bijak pasti akan lebih baik untuk Malaysia.
I hope you guys get this message! I live in Jordan with my family and homeschooling is a problem in EVERY single country! To get over this I have a lot of friends that homeschool through the US and live in Jordan. We didn't do that though. We have our kids in an international school here and it's awesome. The kids have off right now for an entire MONTH! They get another two to three MONTHS off in the summer.
I've watched videos on Saude Arabia, from what information I gathered, the people seem friendly, the crime rate is low, and they have beautiful mosques there. Plenty of history. ❤ That's all I got because I'm considering vacationing there myself.
I’m from Saudi it’s very safe here and it’s only getting better by the minute. They are a lot of projects and cities being developed, soon enough Saudi will be the new Europe. The only con is that it could be a bit costly unless you manage your travel and budget.
We have moved to Pakistan from the UK 8 yrs ago and know many families who have moved here from different western countries. I know a few families who tried out other countries namely Malaysia, Turkey, Morrocco and Egypt before coming here and they prefer it here. Let us know if you will be visiting we will he happy to introduce you to the expat and home ed communities of Islamabad and surrounding areas inshallah
Please create group or social media platform to connect people who want to move from UK to Pakistan or from other countries. How can we connect to you for advice / support ? Email ? There are many people who would like to make the move you've made, thanks.
@@Aliya-gh2ec it's not letting me share my Instagram handle 🙈 not very active on there but I'm around and a number of people have reached out to me on there
I would love to know more about your Texas trip! I am a Muslim hijabi convert living just south of Houston. Recently found your channel and I am loving it! Such a lovely family and I wish u the best, InshaAllah. 🥰
As a Turkish, i think your top 2 country is 1. Malaysia 2. United Arab Emirates. I've never been to either of those places. I hope you find the best place for you.
Which countries are on top of your list? Tell us below!
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Saudi Arabia is my top country as I was born there and as it is a muslim country it has a lot of pros.
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Morocco (Tetouan or Tangier), Malaysia, Qatar
Malaysia...Truly Asia....stable economy and they'r fight for Muslim country like Bosnia/Palestine....before this.....
Malaysia Prolly fits your family the most in my opinion. Coming from a malaysian myself, the weather seems fitting for u guys since it rarely gets cold here (only during rainy seasons). Multi-racial communities here can be suited for your son and daughters to explore different cultures and traditions if they ever have the curiosity (there's a lot of traditions happening all at once here it's fascinating). Majority of the locals here are pro-palestinian which is a win (starbucks as an example suffered a critical hit here it's funny)
Living condition can be a bit tricky but once u get the hang of it, it can be worth it in the end.
What's the issue with living conditions?
@@flyinghorse2739 As a foreigner in general it can be an obstacle and the economy is a bit on the lower side as of now.
That's what I can think of at the top of my head rn
@@flyinghorse2739 immigrants, that's the issue.
@@lelongbashi more on illegal immigrants. We have no problem with the legal one, expat, digital nomads yadda yadda....BUT we do have problem with those with no documents. Those who let their kids begging at traffic lights and those who sit down begging on the street. Some of them became illegal workers with social ill, some of them became human traffickers, prostitutes, illegal gambling...those illegal came from China, Myanmar, India and many over populated countries. The came in and never get out...Millions of them now in Malaysia.
@zaczain5654 but these muslim married couples are from Canada and they aren't like illegal immigrant with no document to come in Malaysia. We Malaysian have no problem with Canadian Muslim married couples cause they have document
Malaysia is the best . I visited Malaysia 8 times and it's a beautiful country to live specially for Muslims.
Far influence from west....
The currency is very low and the traffic in the city is unbearable 😔
The Problem is, it is at the end of the world, it will be always a big deal to visit other places
i m a Malaysian....and true Malaysia is d best
Malaysia fits for all people from diversed cultures, be it from west or east,bcos we are at the centre between east and west.
So many people suggesting and rooting for Malaysia.. Well as a Malaysian myself i would advice to take your time and try to live here in Malaysia longer before making a decision.. 90 days(visa limit) is not enough i thinks.. I love my country Malaysia so much but Malaysia had pleased some & also disappointed some people who came here too.. They are Pros and Cons in Malaysia just like everywhere in the world... 🙂
very objective and honest feedback
i am malaysian chinese and been to more than 50 countries .. not perfect but Malaysia for sure a top 5 place to be .Green , modern , so affordable , great cuisine , safe , friendly & tolerant folks
FOR NOW the mood changes on a dime but pls go there and ask all your other AHEM FREINDS to follow you plssssss
- Did you know Malaysia have the best healthcare system and also among the cheapest in the world?
- Rental, food, public transport, etc. is also among the cheapest.
- Diversity, english speaking citizen, halal food, etc.
Wait, what did he joshua meant, "Malaysia being Malay" as he terms its one of their cons. I didn't get
@@MohamedSalat-lk5pjMalaysia is anti immigrant.
They have a term bumiputra a term that isnt even malaysian as it is a sanskrit word that discriminates against non malays.
Malays mean the indegenous not malysian which can refer to indian and chineese citizens too
Dr Zakir has moved to Malaysia and in one of his videos he mentioned that after a long research he decided to move to Malaysia as according to his research Malaysia is the best place for a Muslim to live.
is it easy for foreigners to live in malaysia ?
@@m.khalid334 not really
@@m.khalid334 malaysian here..easy..very easy. Whether Muslims or non muslims. Not the best im not gonna oversell it..ofcourse there are negatives as well..but culturally easy.
@@aiesyahsyahirah4717 i would like to temporarily stay there and complete my studies because my country is currently at war, it seems very nice
@@m.khalid334what country are you in brother?
As an American it literally makes my blood boil to think about all the money that we are sending to foreign wars/genocides. Enough is enough. I don't know one American who is happy about the amount of money that we are sending overseas right now. Yall hit the nail right on the head!!
The US doesn’t send money, it sends weapons to allies. There is a big difference. It’s a way to bolster the weapons industry and keep the US as the biggest weapons manufacturer in the world. It’s a control method. Make countries dependent on American weapons.
@@avrgrandoThat’s true too, but the US sends money as well. Meanwhile, the US is not taking care of its own citizens. We are going to have a huge crisis here.
I’m fortunate that I’m married, and my husband and I both work full time (plus more). I’ve made more money than I ever have in the last year, but due to the increase of the cost of living, we almost got evicted from our apartment. I’ve never in 2 decades been in that situation before.
@@avrgrando
Currently the US pays for all the salaries of every government jobs in Ukraine . And all Social Payments .
Please consider going to Saudi Arabia . I as a christian lived there when restri tionf or women were greater but its a beautuful country that is opening up to tourism .Brunei is also a country to consider as the people are welcoming to all .
And the standard of living is good .
Are you muslim?
Same!! And I’m a retired military veteran after 26 years!! I hate what we’ve done and don’t support it at all. Free Palestine 🇵🇸! ✊✊
Assalamualaikum...I am from Malaysia, Chinese and a revert. May Allah choose the best for you both and children.
Malaysia should be top of your list, lived here as a foreigner for 20 years everything is positive both from the Islamic perspective and general safety ect. Immigration is going t be a challenge you need to plan carefully. worth the effort
Asalamualaikun warramotullahi wabarrakatu. Can you please help me with official website for Malaysian immigration?
I'm Singaporean and i really must praise Malaysia because despite both countries being multi cultural, multi racial, multi religious, Malaysia is a lot better for Muslims compared to Singapore!!
💯 coming from a Singaporean Muslim here too.
Tq mis aminah.. i love singaporean so much
a lot cheaper too
Kami mengalu-alukan saudara sebangsa dan seagama kami dari Singapura ke Malaysia..cuma kekhuatiran saya this will left Singapore totally Chinese influence..i wish to see one day Malay to hold position as Prime Minister of Singapore
Yes. I like how Muslims in Malaysia have the luxury to perform 5 X times daily prayers whilst working full time jobs.
In Singapore, Muslims are discriminate especially the prayers and it's sad the obligatory prayers are viewed negatively as wasting working hours and unproductive.
As a Muslim, we should put Allah first via prayers and resume worldly routines for our own good. When Allah in our minds, we will always survive in challenging and difficult worlds
The part where Malaysia being not receptive of foreigners is definitely true. As a Malaysian doctor couple who adopted a non Malaysian child. The process of getting visa and citizenship is the HARDEST. still working on it after 3 years. But its definitely a great place to live as a Malaysian
Here I am thinking to adopt one myself in the future 🤧
Every country has constitution and law. As long as you abide everything is ease my friend. Just don't take shorcuts.
Go for it! 😊 @@li.uzumakisenju2220
I live in Malaysia and adopted a non Malaysian child and applied for citizenship. I followed the instructions of the citizenship application form and checked the latest requirements with the officer in charge at the Putrajaya Registration Office.
The registration office sent the application to Home Ministry.
The decision is totally in the hands of Home Ministry whether to grant citizenship or not.
SubhanAllah
I am maldivian who have lived in Malaysia for 17 years. U can put your kids in school and both of u can get visa as long your kids are under 18 years. Depends on the schools u put your kids. My school years was in Sri Lanka and Malaysia was my college and university time. My son was born here in Malaysia. If u wish to get help, I am happy to assist u.
How’s citizenship over there?
Hi are school fees a lot
Hi, Malaysian here. We love food and proud of our multicultural country
We have growing community of home-schooled children, Quran and Hadiths classes for children and adults everywhere. Active Muslim communities in our mosques.
We always always welcome more hijab brands. Some of our hijab brands exported them to Thailand, Singapore, Brunei.
As a Malaysian, I am just honoured to see my country in the list, alhamdulillah. May Allah guide you in your journey to find the best country to call it your new home.
as indonesian, better malaysia ya sales. go there lah
Malaysia is beautiful we are enjoying here everyday we are here Alhamdulilah we moved from America n that is a blessing from Alah that our children are not in America specially their teen age times Alhamdulilah we r in Malaysia
@@Simply-Hameedah hambalyo
Remember that African country which outlawed being Homosexual on world LGBTQ day or something? I think Uganda.
Now imagine a Canadian Uganadan that is against his kids being taught LGBTQ in school.......and moves to Uganda....only to find sanctions by the west on Uganda to make the very reason of leaving .................pointless.
Better to fight in Canada as he'd be heard and have better chance I say!
Been living in Malaysia for more than 25 years as a foreigner, and I can totally vouch for this place as one of the best countries to live in. It feels more like home to me than my actual home country! I love it here. However, I am also going to be honest and tell you that dealing with visas can be a real nightmare. Opting for the MM2H program can significantly ease this challenge, making your move worthwhile. If not, I’d suggest going for another country that’s similar to Malaysia but with fewer visa-related complexities and headaches.
I agree with you. Im Malaysian and my husband’s moroccan, he stayed for with dependant visa for like more than 5 years now and we have kid but yet he could not be able to obtain PR or residency. Too much cost for immigration, to renew his visa every 1-2 years. 😢
Whats the MMH2 program about
Malaysia My Second Home@@SN-wz5ls
You can purchase a house here
@@SN-wz5lsMalaysia My 2nd Home I think it's called, so you can read more on this name
I've been living in Malaysia for 6 years now, 4 years in the East Coast state of Terengganu and 2 years in the capital city KL. I heard in your last video that both of you get affected by "seasonal depression" during the winter months. You can get that too here in tropical Malaysia - during the year-end monsoon. We are talking about HEAVY rain almost every day for 3 to 4 months. If it doesn't rain, the weather is gloomy due to the grey skies. The heavy rain often caused massive floods in the villages, especially in the East Coast states. KL gets its fair share of floods due to the government's poor flood mitigation measures and infrastructure. I often find myself quite depressed during the monsoon months due to non-stop rain and grey skies. Thunderclaps are also common here and the sudden extremely loud clapping may be scary to children. They still scare me haha. Just thought of sharing. Good luck!
Weirdly, I love raining than sunny days all the times. You're gonna missed out the rain after this Chinese New year because it will be sunny for months after that. Even it's gonna be drought more severe than last years due to the global warming. Check it yourself since you know the place that usually not flooding suddenly get flood so easily even it's raining just for few hours
As a malay, I admit Malaysia is quite protective over malay privilege 😂 maybe because we're once colonized and after seeing what's happening to Palestine, some of us probably became more protective. May Allah eases your journey to migrate to whichever country you chose 😊
You dont have anything to fear if muslims are moving to your country they wont take it from you! Or stop you from worshipping etc they are your brother yes avoid non muslims to settle there
I agree lol xD
when malaysia was colonised...we already have privilege...that why we still have King/sultan even british came here...our religion, culture n language still numba 1...not like other british colonies
Who wouldn't be? Singapore used to be Malay majority too, but they were slowly "kicked out" through their properties being bought, now the first race that comes to mind when one thinks about Singapore is Chinese. If the Malays are not protective over their privilege, the same thing's gonna happen to Malaysia too. Do not relent or be guilty whenever the other races bash you for the obviously favorable privilege you get for being Malay.
@@Reformamposss yeah, but sadly our sultan and King's power were stripped off by the British! No offence but the Sultans and King's nowadays are similar to puppets to please the Malays so they won't protest! Our Kings And Sultans should've had full power over the country, but those Brits messed us up and only give our Kings a right to guide in only religion and culture purposes! I'm so mad at those British back then 😤 we forgive but won't forget.
Malaysia has one of the best healthcare systems in the world. Highly accredited, top notch facilities with very competitive costs of care. In term of education, 5 Malaysian universities rank among the top 10 best universities in Asia.
Really best Health care eh . Alhamdulilah that you had a good experience with the govt health care . I’m still scarred with my experiences . But no healthcare is perfect in mana2 Negara . Terima kasih for saying it
Yes for the healthcare! I’m from Indonesia and my family goes to Penang for major surgeries because the healthcare system is just so good
Yes, I am a retired teacher. Free medical checkup every 4 months.
Which universities?
@@Nuzzyy23For foreigners, mostly are using private healthcare, not the gov healthcare....So, yes...for the private healthcare, Malaysia is one of the best!!!
I lived in Malaysia for more than a decade. If you are a Muslim, then it is definitely a very safe place and you have complete freedom to practice your religion. It is one of the best places to live as a Muslim. Everything is halal unless specified otherwise.
The biggest disadvantage (and the reason I left) is that as a foreigner, you are always dependent on a visa (work, visitor etc.) it is almost impossible to get permanent residence in Malaysia. You cannot become a citizen of Malaysia no matter how long you lived there. There are programmes like Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) which give you long term visas, but you need to invest a lot of money in Malaysia. So the average joe won't be eligible.
Another major disadvantage is that most Malaysians (outside of Kuala Lumpur) don't speak English. They teach in Malay language in public schools. if you have kids you will need to send them to an international school which is pretty expensive.
So in a nutshell, if you are a rich Muslim who wants to move to a Muslim country then Malaysia is a great option if you can afford to move there through programmes like MM2H and send your kids to private international schools, then it is the best option.
Is there an alternative, with a good cost of living, multi-lingual, muslim infrastructure & can get citizenry?
@@Raidar29 I don't think any Muslim country grants citizenship. But if you are a fellow Muslim, you don't have to worry, as they wont kick you out, citizenship or not.
This is the hippocray of Muslim countries they will not give you citizenship but the same people always complaining about other countries. Agr is life me achha kroge na to sb achha hoga . duniya ko brbad krke Deen ka koi matlab nhi
If they have to send their kids to the international schools in Malaysia, then it defects the purpose of leaving Canada. I have friends who went to international schools there and it’s very westernized with low Muslim representation. But i believe they are home schooling their kids, so I guess it doesn’t matter for now.
@@stephenfrank9735Turkey grands citizenship
Canadian here. I have been to Malaysia 7 or 8 times over the last 20+ years, due to the fact that I married a Singaporean and Malaysia is a quick trip. I have spent time in Kuala Lumpur, but also visited many of the smaller, rural communities. As a White, Christian male, I felt that I was welcomed very nicely as a visitor in even the most rural locations. I also liked the way children seem to be treated so fondly by their society. I think you would be happy there, immigration issues notwithstanding.
Having said that I want to caution you about thinking that the grass is always greener on the other side. I watched your previous video about the reasons for wanting to leave Canada. I sympathize with your #1 reason for wanting to leave, but I'm afraid your other reasons have been informed too much by partisan politics and the culture wars being inflamed by social media. You seem like a delightful young couple. Turn off partisan politics, turn off the culture wars on social media. Start focusing on the blessings in your life and having real relationships with real Canadians. I think you will realize that life in Canada compares favourably with any other place on earth.
Well said, from another Canadian.
It's not about politics. It's about Religion, honestly they have the right to think deep that way, Islam is a rooted way of life.
come to Malaysia sis. Alhamdulilah we moved from America the best decision we made for our children we are so happy we are here the children love here when your 13 year old American born daughter tells you thank mom for moving us to Malaysia you know its the right place Thank you Malaysia.
As a Malaysian myself, yo I am advocating so hard for my country right now! Although Turkey is one of my fave countries to travel too because of the history.
As Indonesian i would also recommend our neighbor Malaysia ❤❤
@@shiraaichan4276agreed, ITS A MUST TO LIVE IN MALAYSIA, MY MOTHERLAND!
As an Indonesian I also want to move to Malaysia. Being there more than 5 times already, I think it’s a good place to live
Do you think it's a good place for a person with allergy? I mean, is it too wet?
@@fainafaina1940 do you sneeze a lot ? Are you weak with rainy season? The tropical country only have two season dry / rainy , but its decent the weather is nice most of the time, pollution better than indonesia capital i guess, however since its bordering kalimantan which have huge forest and big palm industry and sometime if we have wild fire the smoke will be a problem
I am a retired Malay, Muslim doctor (used to work for the government) and I have retired from the government service for almost 4 years now. My 2 children had their tertiary education in the UK while the eldest had her entire education in Malaysia. When it comes to "relocation" for a long period, I guess it depends very much on your priorities. Do not expect too much though from any country you are relocating to ; there is a Malay saying which goes "it is better to have showers of stone in your own country rather than golden showers in a foreign land" (the grass is not always greener on the other side?)
Anyway, best of luck to you both!
Golden showers probably meant something else 😂
@nssiraziz3246.
I am not Muslim neither doctor but I totally agree with you mister.
I think that migration is a sort of cowardise.
Not fighting where you are to improve the situation……
Well.
We all have to respect Nature ,animals and human everywhere we live in.
@@ac8907 ye but if you fight & fail, you've raised your kids in a broken society...
@@Raidar29
What is a broken society ?
@@Raidar29 I’m trying to think of a Muslim country less broken than Canada…Not easy.
Malaysia is great. I’ve been there and I was really amazed of the Islamic environment and how faithful are the people there.
Salaam, thanks for the video. It was interesting to hear your viewpoints on different countries. Something about Malaysia you should know about is that they just recently, within the last week or two, updated their MM2H visas. They have, as strangely as it may sound, a platinum, gold, and silver program now. I believe many people would qualify for the silver program. So, take a look at them. I’ve been living here for almost two years now and I absolutely love Malaysia. Wishing you and your family the very best, Insha’Allah.
I'm a Singaporean Muslim and I feel Malaysia would be the best option for your family.
Didnt they legalize LGTV in singapore??
What has that got to do with practising muslims.
What has that got to do with practising muslims.
What has that got to do with practising muslims.
What has that got to do with practising muslims.
Malaysia ranked sixth as the most visited city by tourists throughout 2023, surpassing New York and Seoul.
You mean Kuala Lumpur...
Malaysia all the way! My family and I visited there a few years ago and loved it. Might be a retirement relocation destination in a few years. All the best on your journey!
I’m not Omani but Oman is a very peaceful country, no bad politics, friendly people, beautiful nature and it’s a very safe place 😊
Same I'm also not Omani but I just went there a week ago from dubai and I noticed that too
I’ve wanted to move to Oman for so long!
@@ahijabirose It's a really good country with AMAZING AND HUMBLE PEOPLE
I love Omani people. 😍
I'm born here in Oman 🇴🇲 alhamdolillah, being an Indian, I find it better.
In every aspect it is better, life is peaceful, even for children - The place is good
Only major con of Malaysia and UAE is that it's practically impossible to become a citizen, even if you're born there. For all the criticism Canada and America among other countries get...citizenship and being treated a legitimate member of the country can't be overstated.
even if you're born there? wow
😂😂 dude ur kidding. Malaysia is the best as long you abide the law. It's multicultural. Citizens too.
@@user-jeanine Nationality is granted to a foreigner if they fulfill the following conditions and is: An Arab with ancestral origins in Bahrain, Oman and Qatar who has been legally settled in the UAE for at least three years and has maintained a good reputation and has not been convicted of a crime. It is the same for all gulf states, you need to be a khaleej Arab in order to get a citizenship.
UAE and most Arab countries only give citizenship to Arabs. Also if your dad isn't Arab, they will never give you a citizenship.
@@arajaharama8080his point is about getting citizenship. When you move your entire family to another country and contribute to it economically of course people would expect to be eligible to become a citizen.
Brunei has mosques at almost every corner, and we really take abiding to Islamic law seriously. Alcohol is not allowed to be served in public restaurants, and we also have islamic public holidays (Ramadhan, Eid, Maulid Al-Nabawi). Because of our commitment to Islam, we also integrate into our school systems here. We barely have taxed as well. And We’re openly proud to be pro-palestine too 🍉🍉
Though we don’t have a big number of foreigners living here, with our low number of tourism too, so you would definitely stick out😂
Hey im moroccan man living in canada and im really interested about bruneï, how can i immigrate there ?
@@Glorytogod2Im not sure but a good start is by checking with your embassy.
Brunei is rich county with a lot of potential..i wish to see Brunei to develop and emerge as Dubai of SEA...perhaps better with its own way.
fellow Bruneian here. definitely should consider us!
I loved Malaysia, spent 10 days there and I just wanted to move there..
Everyone praises Malaysia masha’Allah. I’m a black Muslim hijabi and looking for countries to pursue my doctorate degree insha’Allah ( first thought of Canada or Germany) the thing is I can’t handle racism lol. I guess Malaysia is the place.
Welcome to Malaysia sister 🤗..we always welcome u to ur further study here🇲🇾..in Shah Allah u will love our country 🇲🇾✌️
You are right, malaysia is a moderate islamic country and multi etnic.
Just came here to Malaysia sis...
As a german, from an islamic point of view, I really really wouldn't recommend this country. It's not just rasicm and islamophobia, there is no freedom of speech, you even get arrested or charged for speaking or support anything that goes against german politics and german interest. Hypocrysy at it's best and many many germans are doing Hijjrah for islamic reasons, ma sha Allah. May Allah bless you and your studies sis, amin. ❤️🤲
Come checkout International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). Maybe they have a course that you are interested in
I definitely wouldn’t recommend America. I’d love to get out of here ASAP.
Same... Not sure where though... But everyone is recommending Indonesia
I left Oregon and now live in northern morocco lots of challenges but being married to a Moroccan certainly helps I love the US but so many reasons I chose to leave.
@@j.a.m5083 Wow, I was thinking about the country next door to Morocco, Algeria😂😂... And yeah, I love America, too! I'm assuming it's because it's our birth country
Yes, get out and one day you will regret it.
I’m happy here and don’t ever want to leave. I know it’s not perfect but it’s my home ☺️
Watching this video make me realize how lucky I am as a Malaysian.
You are blessed to be in a peaceful Muslim country.
you are Alhamdulillah
are there red light districts in malaysia?
@@fantasy8833if that's your priority, you can always fly to Bangkok and Pattaya on every weekends
Salamat
Turkey is one of our favorite countries to visit. We found the people of Turkey to be very warm and welcoming. We were last there for a few days in November 2023 and look forward to returning soon for a more extensive visit. I have recently discovered your FB page and while I do not share all of your religious or political views I have enjoyed binge watching your content. I am now a subscriber I am learning a lot!
Turkey is on my list to visit.
Turkey its good but language its problem
Malaysia, Qatar and Kuwait are best Muslim Country ❤ Dr Zakir Naik recommend Malaysia
Putrajaya state dekat sangat dengan Dr. Zakir naik
Plus Algeria and Tunisia
Zakir Naik stays in Putrajaya. Cyberjaya another good place to stay
Kita memerlukan saudara Islam yang genius lebih ramai lagi untuk demi masa hadapan, untuk bersaing dengan non Muslim masuk Malaysia juga makin banyak. Selamatkan Malaysia Dari di jajah secara perlahan-lahan
I am so enjoying this video. I am a Black American Christian man AND I think these two are excellent human beings! I wish that all people could forget the negative stereotypes and see that people as they are. I believe this world would be a better place!
I really appreciate what you wrote down.
You are hypocritical and do not dare to live in the country of Allah.
Too much hate in the world and not a lot of respect and love.
Malaysia is an amazing choice! Been 9x and it is my 2nd home in Southeast Asia! Amazing people and amazing food! To all the Malay subscribers. Saya cinta negera Malaysia dan cinta orang di sana!
Does Malaysia allows more than one wife ?
@@tylenolpainfor Muslim yes
Sadly corruption is largely widespread there and they have laws in place favouring the majority race (not really merit based).
@@Mrkupid22 the conditions to have more than one wife is very very strict. It is still much better for women than tl hsve several concubines here and there not registered whom later left fith dlmost nothing for themselves snd the children, make sense?
@dearfiyah lemme add abit on that. The majority race is the natives/indigenous people of Malaysia. Some of the government policies are to protect the right of these people. Like university entrance quota, subsidies for healthcare and education. But despite that, there has never been any problems for other races or even migrants to prosper and live freely in the country.
South Africa has a large muslim population and they have prayer rooms almost everywhere including the airports etc. I think South Africa would meet ALL of the reasons why you want to leave Canada. Durban and Cape Town are the 2 cities that come to mind that wouldn't be too much of an adjustment coming from Canada. I'm not muslim but I did notice this when I went there to visit.
Your top two choices based on what I saw are Malaysia and UAE. But for me, UAE would definitely not be on my list even though I grew up there and lived for 33yrs.
May I ask why ?
Yeah, Malaysia basically have everything...Im from Singapore and im hoping to retire there one day...the currency exchange is really favourable against the dollar and it makes luxury living affordable..
True. I like the Singaporean dollars but my condition being a mom soon birthing a baby is unsuitable for me to work full time in Singapore.
They will assume I am unproductive and slow foreign employee thus unfavourable to the prospective employers.
So , I'm having bias and think Malaysia is good as it is economically cheaper and holistic for soon to be mother looking to raise newborn whilst earning income
Few other ways than MMH2 to get a long term visa in Malaysia:
- "Guardian visa" if your kids enroll in IMAS (Putrajaya)
- Business partner visa (minimum 30% Malaysian share)
- Teacher visa - lots of openings in IMAS
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I'm pretty sure you guys could go to Malaysia on a Digital Nomad visa. We're looking to move to Malaysia from the UK and I'll be going on a guardian visa and my husband on the MM2H But I know people that have gone out on a tourist visa and gotten their more permanent visa once there. Im certain now it's Malaysia but I'm super excited to find out ❤❤
Malaysia have almost 30 days public holiday per year... U will love it.
As an Indonesian who's been living in Qatar for over 16 years and still counting to this day, I suggest moving to Qatar 🇶🇦, Kuwait 🇰🇼, Oman 🇴🇲, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Malaysia 🇲🇾, or Brunei 🇧🇳
Not Brunei😂
I'm Indonesian, and don't move to Indonesia the government system is horrible
Why are Indonesians treating the Rohingya badly?
@@picachuface why? Any reason?
@@yusufmuslim4420coz they behaviour so badly.. like not muslim.They are treated well and even given food and shelter, but then they make lots of demands and commit crimes and they are illegal immigrants.
How is Oman not in your list. Its beautiful, great people, extremely safe, islamic. Just top notch.
Maybe because Oman is sandwiched between all the mess going on right now. Not Oman's fault.
You might also want to consider Dallas, Texas. While Houston has an estimated population of 123,256 Muslims, Dallas has a significant Muslim community with an estimated population of around 150,000 individuals and Fort Worth is estimated to be around 4,000. In the greater Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area, there are approximately 30,000 Muslims. You won't have the humidity problems in Dallas that you would in Houston.
I am from the UK, and visited Malaysia this year. I would LOVE to move there and totally see why you'd want to move there. Malaysia trumps all muslim countries I've been to thus far! ❤
First mistake that shows your utter ignorance, Malaysia is NOT a Muslim country! Read the f*cking constitution. Only 57% of the polulation, according to the most recent census, are Muslim Malay and you can be certain that's a lie and will be far less.
It's interesting you live in the UK and diss all other Muslim countries you've been to. Have you not considered Islam is what poisons them?
Please do, I bet many Brits would enthusiastically support you in this endeavour
Remember that African country which outlawed being Homosexual on world LGBTQ day or something? I think Uganda.
Now imagine a Canadian Uganadan that is against his kids being taught LGBTQ in school.......and moves to Uganda....only to find sanctions by the west on Uganda to make the very reason of leaving .................pointless.
Better to fight in Canada as he'd be heard and have better chance I say!
I feel like Malaysia is one of the top 2 for y’all. I’ve been wanting to visit for so long especially Brunei, since I have family that are from there. In 2017, I visited Japan for almost 3 weeks and I fell in love. My husband and I were actually considering at that time to move there. But u know things happen and it didn’t happen. Also, I know that a lot of Muslims love South Korea and have moved there especially the younger generation for college. But whatever y’all choose, May Allah make it easier and bless y’all with happiness 🤲🏼
Alhamdlila
Proud Malaysian here. Yes, the Islam atmosphere and nature are on point. I am in the Penang Island and you have everything here, 2nd biggest city in Malaysia, mosques everywhere, one of the best food in the world, hills, beaches, etc. Other countries you can consider are maybe Qatar and Oman? I have never been there.
Oman is beautiful
you've never been to qatar and oman so how can you suggest?!
@@persada5913maybe cause both countries are Muslim nation and also first world nation?that's why he suggesting that
@@hannannazmi5229same can be said abt UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain and KSA
Believe me, if it were not for the hard-working Chinese people, you would be as poor as Yemen.
I lived in Malaysia (KL) between 2019 and 2022. Loved it mostly, but there's a lot of employment bias favoring the Chinese. Just that alone is a way in. I'm from Zambia, a Christian, and love Muslim communities. Loved Malaysia for this reason but because I'm black, my masters degree had little value in Malaysia. It's always hot, humid and rainy, made my running workout a huge challenge. I'd not move there on a long-term stay. New sub here. Love you guys already.❤❤🇵🇸
You are not the only one. We are Chinese Canadian born and raised, visited our parents home country and felt so accepted and safe, weather is beautiful, it made us question our whole reality, this is Malaysia !
Surprised that South Africa did not make your list! Cape Town is gorgeous at this time of the year! There are 188 mosques in the greater area, halaal food, Salaah facilities, government frowns heavily on smoking, homeschooling (though most homeschoolers are Christians), English speaking, probably the freest speech in the world, very friendly people, beautiful beaches and spectacular nature! Durban (over 100 mosques) is sub-tropical so doesn't have winter.
I don't know if you are sarcastic or for real here!
Why don't you mention the crime, financial and political instability, i wouldn't dare moving to Anywhere near South Africa.
@@lima_star8581Have you actually been to South Africa? 🤔
I fled SA during the start of load shedding in 2008, 16 years later, its still going on. Crime, corruption, racism and reverse racism, unemployment, uneducated govt, economic inequity, open borders.. would you like my to carry on?
God bless you for telling it like it is!!! Black majority rule was and is a total sham/!!!!This once great country has been turned into a mobocratic thug state. Racism against the white man was ALWAYS the core philosophy of the ANC, and o0f course the West and its ideological insanity supported these Black Brutes. Don't worry-SA will be a future Biafra-starvation and terror!!!!!
@sueelliott4793 you white so don't comment on experiences for brown people. We appreciate everything South Africa has to offer and that we have challenges but hope that we can overcome them in the futur
My vote for Malaysia!
As a Pakistani having lived in Malaysia for about a year ...I definitely think among these options this is the best
A family who was friend’s with mine while I was growing up, moved to South Africa for several years and they seemed to have a great experience (it was with a Christian “mission trip” type thing) and the older boys ended up traveling back to Africa, but to Kenya, later in college.
Lots of great places all over the world, all so different and unique
My friend is from Malaysia and is Muslim I’d say it would fit yall well!!
i am a Pakistani. But my recommend is Malaysia. I think it is the best country for Muslim and evry religion.
I moved from Canada to Egypt and I’m sooo happy. Look into it !
My kids have a great life here and my husband and I have never been happier
Where excatly in Egypt is that perfect place)?
I've always wanted to go see the pyramids Egypt has an incredible history
Egypt? No thanks😊
Egypt has a dictatorship. If you are poor this is a very difficult country to live in. I think this couple will
Move to Texas because they are entrepreneurs first and foremost.
@@davidstewart3805 I am guessing Malaysia would be their choice
You are in Canada and you have the US on your list? I am not sure if you should be taken seriously.
I moved to the US and it's really sad that Canadians are so misinformed about some pros of living in the US compared to Canada. One cannot compare the two countries at this moment. America is so ahead of Canada with better healthcare, housing pricing ( depending where you live) the dollar rising, freedom to practice your religion. They will not question or give side eyeing like one gets in Canada , freedom to protect your family etc.. have a taser in Canada and you get a record etc. Canada's healthcare is a joke!
I would definitely not move to the US, a lot of foreigners want to move here while you have us citizen’s trying to get out 😂 but I would definitely recommend Malaysia, a friend of mine lives there and she loves it! ❤ and I wouldn’t recommend Turkey, at least not living there. My friend is Turkish and she visits her family there but she always tells me about how it isn’t a great place for foreigners to move to. I would definitely consider Malaysia.
Unfortunately, there is a lot of inherent racism in Turkey, coming from a Turkish person. I pray one day that inshallah our people can get over this.
MOVE TO MALAYSIA, MY MOTHERLAND!
Same. That’s where I want to go or Indonesia. That’s where I hear is best.
@@user-fj3kg8qk4k I agree with the other two too unfortunately.
Pakistani here living in GCC, but I feel Malaysia seems like a great fit for your family
Pray to have our land back (Palestine) and I will have you guys in my house , forever. I love you ❤️🇵🇸🇵🇸
loving this video, i'm not a Muslim but like many people thinking of moving country, it's great to see how you objectively look at each country, really enjoyed.
From religious and moral perspective I wouldn’t recommend anywhere in UAE especially now since uae government has become the major supporter and funder of massacres against our Muslim brothers in Palestine
It’s heartbreaking 💔
And Sudan! UA is supporting massacres in sudan😢
Hey!
I am from Pakistan so I might be a little biased but I would recommend you guys to move to Islamabad, Pakistan.
Pros:
1. Capital of the country. Lots of security, so safest city to live in Pakistan.
2. It doesn't have sanitization issue that you might see in other cities of Pakistan.
3. Very close to northern region, so can take trips to north during weekends. Even margalla hills is in Islamabad and you can hike daily and be close to nature.
4. Cost of living is relatively low compared to other countries on your list.
5. Freedom of speech (relatively better than most countries on your list).
6. Good Islamic communities (subjective, depending on where you exactly live)
7. Lots of greeny and parks.
9. YOU HAVE FAMILY HERE.
8. You won't have language barrier here.
10. You will get to meet ME =D
Cons:
1. Corruption, as you mentioned. But it is totally dependent on you. For example, if you break a traffic rule - you can either pay the ticket or pay the bribe. Bribe is more convenient, thus the preffered option.
2. Security, not much of an issue in Islamabad.
3. Cost of living is high in Islamabad compared to other cities, but that won't be a problem if you're earning well or in dollars.
I am from Karachi but I would gladly move to Islamabad if I could.
I hope you guys read my comment and give this serious consideration. I would love to meet you guys too.
We love your comment and would love to meet you there someday! 🇵🇰
@@SalehFamily InshAllah ❤
really? there are lines and lines of people outside passport offices and embassies and you want them to move here?
@@mohammadarfaq1545 Yes, I do. Nobody is claiming that Pakistan is perfect but if you are earning decent enough, you can have a very wonderful life here. I have had discussions with my friends/families that are living in the states or other western countries and the problems faced by them is nothing compared to what we face in Pakistan. For example, LGBTQ is being indoctrined in the west (in schools) and what if your son grows up and says I feel like a woman or a non-binary? What would you as a muslim do? Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
Also if you travel west, you are going to meet people like Muhammad James, Bill Faiz etc and when you ask them about their hybrid name, they will be like... oh, my grandfather was a muslim. Would you want that to be your legacy?
Grass is always greener on the other side brother.
You are absolutely right if earning in not problem you can live in pakistan happily
SINGAPORE, NEW ZEALAND, and INDONESIA all meet the criteria that you've mentioned.
•They all have strong and respected Muslim communities, with easy access to halal foods and Mosques.
•They're all majority English speaking.
•They are well developed with strong economies.
•They all have freedom of speech, expression, and assembly.
•They all allow for your children to be homeschooled.
*BONUS: They have beautiful nature and areas with fair weather and beaches! Especially in New Zealand, they have some of the most gorgeous landscapes in the world! They have a very wild climate and diversity of scenery (ie:Beaches and Mountains) within short distances of each other. They take their environment very seriously and have an abundance of wonderful and clean activities to do in nature. 😊
As a malaysian myself, I understand the hardship regarding visa issues. But it you wanna try to live in Msia for a short period of time, You can try to apply the latest de rantau nomad visa ( content creators including youtubers like you guys are those who can apply for this visa). However it only lasted for a year and you need to reapply again the following year of you want to continue.
I'm from Brunei. I would choose Malaysia as it'll be so easy to pray as they have a lot of surau (prayer rooms) when you go out and halal food is everywhere.
I am Malaysian, had previously worked and lived in Brunei for 11 years. Its a bit boring but I love the laidback lifestyle there. How I wish I could get Brunei citizenship.
@adiraemilee I understand that it's a bit boring, that's why my family loves to hangout with each other a lot. And yeah sometimes it is too laidback though haha!
That is not true that in Malaysia we have everything in terms of the natural landscape.
We don't have snow
Come to Malaysia . There is nice environment for practicing islam as well as it''s a beautiful country .
Malaysia is likely one of your top two choices . . . love your family and wherever you choose to live in the future, you are approaching the decision with all the considerations (positives and negatives), that are required for the peace and stability of your family's future.
A lot of foreigners are moving to Malaysia plus it is a Muslim country...
You are really Lucky to have a Canadian passport; this gives you the liberty to CHOOSE where you want to re-settle. Listening to you, it seems many countries are awaiting for you to come and your arrival will make their country great. Most people do not even have second choice. All best and wish you a positive and happy future.
I guess you'll go for a dual citizenship so we can still bail you out.
Slam o alaikum salah n family
Malaysia is very peaceful country n economically good,humble ppl,Muslim environment
I think the top two are gonna be: Malaysia & The UAE. 😊
Also if you move to 🇲🇾, you can visit Indonesia pretty often & easily. 🇮🇩 has the biggest Muslim population in the world, and I live there! I’m not suggesting to move here, though😂
As a Turkish person myself, I grew up in Canada and tried to live in Turkey in my 20's, my experience helped me determine that it is a great place to travel, but not to live in. It is extremely unstable, and the culture difference is polarizing from how we grow up here (even as Middle Easterners) in the West. Also their economy is collapsing on the daily... Again, this was my experience and I can't speak for everyone! Love the discussion though 🥰
*Come to Houston, USA. I've enhanced my iman since arriving here. Every morning, I wake up to the freedom in the air. I don’t engage in the following:*
*No cheating*
*No lying*
*No backbiting*
*No listening to gossip*
*No corruption*
*No cutting of the beard*
*Houston is home to 60,000 Muslims, with over 100 mosques and prayer spaces, 50+ Halal restaurants, and a Halal farm for fresh meat. The diverse Muslim community from around the globe makes it easy to practice Islam here. Plus, we enjoy beautiful weather all year round - 10 months of summer with 80% bright sunlight and a mild 2-month winter with temperatures in the 50 to 60-degree Fahrenheit range. Thank you!*
Malaysia is by far the nicest place on your list
You guys are awesome. I think you're too kind to move to the States. If we can't keep you here in Canada, Malaysia would be my pick for you. To go off list, I would pick Spain
My husband is from Jordan and I’m from Morocco living in the US and our future plan is moving with our three children to Morocco. Try to to go for a trip and see if it fits your family needs in terms of people and lifestyle and cost ……
I moved to Islamabad Pakistan with my family from USA after living there for 22 years. If you move to Islamabad you will not have any issues. It is very clean and safe city. You can have all the perks here that you enjoy in Canada, and the weather is great. Good schools also.
British Pakistani Here: Remember that African country which outlawed being Homosexual on world LGBTQ day or something? I think Uganda.
Now imagine a Canadian Uganadan that is against his kids being taught LGBTQ in school.......and moves to Uganda....only to find sanctions by the west on Uganda to make the very reason of leaving .................pointless.
Better to fight in Canada as he'd be heard and have better chance I say!
But Pakistan all over is really bad
When u visit Malaysia, pay a visit to Brunei. If you love the hustle and bustle, Malaysia may be your taste but if you prefer free and easy, come to Brunei. We are equally good on cultural diversity and welcoming international people but I guess you will have to experience it yourself to appreciate it.
If you are not Turkish citizens homeschooling is not a problem in Turkey. We lived here for six years, our kids were always on homeschooling.
Hey could you tell me more about this please. I am from UK and married to a turk. If I moved to Turkey from UK to be with my husband with my 2 sons could I homeschool them?
@@lilmissdeee4427 I am not sure, if your husband is Turk. We were foreigners in Turkey and Turkish government didn't care about our children's education, whether it homeschooling or not.
I know that after covid the distance education became a thing in Turkey, but it still not popular and in general it's expected from Turkish citizens that they send kids to school.
@alkrimiy ahh okay my 2 sons are from a previous relationship. It's so hard to find any information online. Thankyou for your reply x
There’s a few Muslim majority countries in the Balkan countries- Albania being one of them. Might be worth checking out. But if I had to guess what your top 2 are at this moment it would be Malaysia and UAE.
balkan countries are mixed religiously and most of those muslims are very secular and non observant outside of the holidays. like it just seems laughable for someone to leave canada to go to these economically struggling and politically volatile countries and they're still going to be surrounded by a western lifestyle of "sin" just with more old mosques in the background. i guess the balkans are homophobic though so there's that.
2 options.. find an employer to get work permit when you visit..there a huge community of Pakistani having business in malaysia...or apply student visa...so many choice of private college in KL..or apply digital nomad visa ..valid for one year..
We have been living for 10 years in Malaysia. It was very beautiful experience. Eventually we came back to our country Kazakhstan. I can only say that even though Malaysia was nice but we really missed our own people, weather, relatives, food. I think you can be truly happy only in your own country even though it is not that developed
Kazakhstan is fine 👍.. Are you Muslim? Can you tell a little bit about the differences in Islamic environment between Kazakhstan and Malaysia?
I am muslim. In terms of Islamic knowledge, Malaysians are way better. In my country, you can find a lot of Muslims drinking alcohol and not practising at all. Women wearing hijab were highly criticised, though now it is a bit changing. Wearing hijab is not permitted in schools. You cannot easily find prayer room, halal restaurants. However, compare what it was before it is much better. Malaysia is so convenient for Muslims in many ways. But as I said I was not truly happy in Malayisa, I felt lonely and missing my relatives and my culture
Southeast asian expat here living in Malaysia for the last 13 years, married to local lady have 3 kids. Though I missed my job i left in UAE with decent pay, Im still thankful I move here, my personality fits well in this muslim but diverse country. Prior to moving here I used to consider migrating to New Zealand and Australia but issue of descrimination made my final decision. The place I grew up with, the food, the childhood memories and friends, the language still made me miss my place of origin but Im thankful to my CREATOR he brought me to this country Malaysia.
I agree with you. There will always be discrimination against a foreigner. In Turkey they hate Arabs. In Gulf Arab countries they hate minorities. In Indonesia they hate Rohingya. The vicious cycle always exists.
казахи многие русофобы и расисты
Malaysian here. Ngl we are kind of hard to get citizenship but you can try. For me a Muslim malay I would love to have Muslim brothers and sister come and stay here. If you choose Malaysia, I hope it will work out for you guys getting the mm2h or any other means to stay here.
Morocco is def on my list. You have great choices.
Hi, kindly search morocco for you to see how good it is. You will understand why so much tourists are keep on coming back there
@@arrianelunahfemananquil4930 I’m one of those people who goes there a lot, but I mostly go to visit my fiancé.
Consider Pakistan or Saudi or Syria you would love these places. Your kids will be so happy
My family is very much similar to yours. I am a muslim immigrant in Canada and my husband is a convert and we just moved out of Canada last summer for the exact reason (prior to oct 7th) and even have more reasons to not go back. We have lived in Abu Dhabi for 2 years and completely fell in love with Abu Dhabi. I would highly recommend Abu Dhabi over Dubai if you can live there. So family friendly and less hedonistic life compare to Dubai. Our 3 girls loved it. Then we moved back to Canada in 2021 due to lay off and while I love Canada a lot and it’s now my home country, the covid, LGBTQ infiltration in school and the inflation has just been making it so tough to continue to live there longer. We did consider Turkey but we didnt end up choosing it. We are now in my birth country, Indonesia but we have been falling in love a lot with Malaysia. For me it’s a good compromise as I am too accustom to the standard of sanitary life in Canada. The only and hard downside is the immigration part. We could only stay 3 months in Malaysia as Canadian and we have to get out and come back again but there is still chances being denied entry. I would really consider giving malaysia 3 months trial
If you chose the platinum MM2H programme you will be able to apply for permanent resident status.
@@Kzam19-ux8wg please consider options that I stated somewhere in the comments. I have listed several options for you to consider. Also please contact 2 other family who are staying in Malaysia. 1st couple - Indonesian & Hungarian Husband living in KL using Labuan business. 2nd Couple TH-cam Channel "d'Johnsons" Indonesia & American husband , living in Johor. Both them have channels in youtube.
My three year old wants Abu Dabi!😂😂
As a Mexican American Muslim woman who married an Egyptian man, I traveled to Egypt several times. I even spent one year with my two young children, hoping to make it my permanent home. It was super safe, friendly, and peaceful. However, staying longer was impossible even though we owned a home and other property. The cost of living has gone way up, and unfortunately, opportunities, the economy, and the government are not ideal. It's been tough to decide, and it never leaves our minds. We want our children to grow up with a strong sense of a Muslim community, but any place will also have its cons. For now we will stay in California and inshallah travel and connect with family and friends in Egypt. May God bless and guide your family.
I also am married to an Egyptian, and I have to say, the last time I travelled to Egypt really has me questioning our initial plan to move to Cairo. I faced more discrimination as a hijabi there than I do in our current home (small town Texas), and the upper and middle classes are becoming increasingly secular. I even had someone tell me that I would not be welcome in the American schools there as a veiled parent. I really hope things get better 🤲🏼
Subhanallah. Now I see why Mohammad Sallah Celebrates Christmas as a Muslim. I thought Egyptians are firm about Islam. May Allah guide us Amin. My family and I are thinking about moving from New Jersey would you recommend anywhere in Texas? I don’t like city life. Lol
You can try Oman
You are so welcome here, Malaysia!!
Beautiful country. A wide variety of food to choose from (be careful of diabetes and hypertension though).
To immigrate here, you do need a substantial amount of money. And it will be easier if you have friend that can help you and know the law and regulation on immigration.
If you are not a city-person, i would like to recommend for you to stay in small city aka “pekan”. Choose one that is not too far from city but also retain its village feels. But you do need to know enough Malay though to stay in this small cities😅
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Kita lebih memerlukan orang Islam yang pandai genius, buat masa ni non Muslim banyak yang ke Malaysia atas sebab ekonomi Dan tiada bencana alam, berbeza Muslim people paling kurang lagi bermaksud Dari barat pindah southeast asia. Jika bertambah orang Islam yang genius pandai bijak pasti akan lebih baik untuk Malaysia.
I hope you guys get this message! I live in Jordan with my family and homeschooling is a problem in EVERY single country! To get over this I have a lot of friends that homeschool through the US and live in Jordan. We didn't do that though. We have our kids in an international school here and it's awesome. The kids have off right now for an entire MONTH! They get another two to three MONTHS off in the summer.
@@HK-fz5rn I don’t understand what you mean?
I've watched videos on Saude Arabia, from what information I gathered, the people seem friendly, the crime rate is low, and they have beautiful mosques there. Plenty of history. ❤ That's all I got because I'm considering vacationing there myself.
I’m from Saudi it’s very safe here and it’s only getting better by the minute. They are a lot of projects and cities being developed, soon enough Saudi will be the new Europe. The only con is that it could be a bit costly unless you manage your travel and budget.
As an Malaysian we love to have you here.❤
We have moved to Pakistan from the UK 8 yrs ago and know many families who have moved here from different western countries. I know a few families who tried out other countries namely Malaysia, Turkey, Morrocco and Egypt before coming here and they prefer it here. Let us know if you will be visiting we will he happy to introduce you to the expat and home ed communities of Islamabad and surrounding areas inshallah
Please create group or social media platform to connect people who want to move from UK to Pakistan or from other countries. How can we connect to you for advice / support ? Email ? There are many people who would like to make the move you've made, thanks.
@@Aliya-gh2ec it's not letting me share my Instagram handle 🙈 not very active on there but I'm around and a number of people have reached out to me on there
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Looks like it's worked donno if it'll be deleted again
I would love to know more about your Texas trip! I am a Muslim hijabi convert living just south of Houston. Recently found your channel and I am loving it! Such a lovely family and I wish u the best, InshaAllah. 🥰
As a Turkish, i think your top 2 country is 1. Malaysia 2. United Arab Emirates. I've never been to either of those places. I hope you find the best place for you.