I am a Malaysian living in Australia. I have lived in the UK and NZ as well. After few years living overseas, I realised we Malaysians simply don't appreciate that we are blessed with one of the most beautiful country to live. Absolutely an under-rated country. Going home for good soon, Insyaallah.
Absolutely... btw it's not just Malaysia, we are originally from Bangladesh, and lived in Australia for over 15 yrs. We have the same problem... other than economic reasons, the main issue is a colonial hangup which is not that old
I'm a muslim south african business entrepreneurs decided to move with our children to Malaysia and we are here for 1 year 4 months Alhamdulillah Malaysia is the destination religion diversity halaal people and most acceptance by everyone. Great country and if the rules change for the benefit of expats too more people will come to Malaysia
There is no such thing as a perfect country. Malaysia is not for everyone. We Asians have our own values and you have to respect that if not don't bother coming to (south east) Asia.
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia! We will be developed country by 2030 according to World Bank. You name it, we have it. We have the best of tri world. We have the West, the East & the Moslem world unite in Malaysia. We are the heart the world. Malaysia is the best for Moslem family from the western english speaking nation. Malayan world is known to the west since Ptolemy's Geographia, a 2nd-century AD geographical text, is famous for referring to the Malay Peninsula as the "Golden Chersonese." Welcome to Golden Malaysia again! ❤
What ever decisions u make in life.. May Allah ease your family journey.. As Malaysian we are welcoming people who have good intentions to Hijrah.. it's like Muhajirin and Ansar unite during Prophet Muhammad S.A.W time..
Assalamualaikum to my Muslim brothers, we Malaysians are honored and very grateful for choosing our country as your place of residence, I hope my brothers live happily in harmony and peace, thank you again from MALAYSIA...❤❤❤
I'm Malaysian. When I'm abroad the most thing I miss most is 24/7 halal food restaurant (we call mamak) last time we have McD (before boycott) and yeah halal food everywhere no issues. 2ndly, most of petrol pump stations have prayer room which make easy for us coz u can find petrol pump station every 500m-1km. Mosque and Surau everywhere. Very easy to plan your praytime but we always take it for granted 😢
The allure of Malaysia for me lies in its Islamic culture. Having spent over 30 years in the Netherlands and almost 17 years in Morocco, I've come to appreciate the values and traditions rooted in Islam. As an IT manager in an international company and with my wife employed in education, we're financially secure. However, raising our children and grandchildren here poses significant risks. Morally, there's a concerning trend that seems to escalate daily, making it increasingly difficult to maintain our values and principles.
@@tinydetour For the past few weeks, I've been pondering the idea, but I'm confronted with daunting challenges: how do I persuade my children to emigrate, and what repercussions will this have on them? They've grown up here, establishing a 'sort of' social circle. Moreover, our extended family - parents, siblings, nephews, nieces - all reside here. I worry about the difficulty my children might face living away from family, fearing they may feel entirely disconnected. Thus, regardless of the decision, it remains a formidable challenge.
Understood. In your case, definitely more challenging.. may be you can look at how you can go and stay there for short Bursts of time to first see if the family likes it or not
there should be a hashtag #me-to LOL .. I am British Born and Raised , in my 40s and 3rd generation British Pakistani ... just because my Grandpa's made England their home, doesn't mean this has to be my last stop. Everyday I wakeup excited and thankful that I am part of that Migration wave who have been gifted Foresight/Enlightenment and the Privilege of Education to move anywhere in the World. I am in my early stages of mapping my exit from a country which is now firmly my family home, the UK.. and in the midst of identifying where I would like to resettle - where folk are better aligned to my international global values.
As Malaysian living in Sydney, i still prefer Malaysia as the retirement destination. -World Halal Hub - 3 Asian Region culture in 1 Country - Advance public transport - Cheap education and health system - No earthquake and volcanoes
As a Malaysian, other than my country (of course), I love Turkey -- so beautiful, so many things explore, steep in multilayers of history. I just can't manage the weather well, coming from a hot and humid country. But, I will definitely visit Turkey again if I have the chance.
Hopefully to see U in Malaysia soon.. I'm glad that you're had happy experience in Malaysia..my expats also loved to stay longer in Malaysia after a few years and now they are applying RPT to continue to be part in Malaysia..they loveee to be here with their family and kids
malaysia is so diverse, both of you looks like malaysians 😅.. if you can speak a little bit of malay, even mixed with english. i think nobody will think you're a foreigner here in malaysia 😂
As Malaysian, we are welcoming whoever accepts our values. We surely don't welcome whoever bringing their 'rainbow' values because that values suit the western world.
Malaysia retaining the top spot for the 9th consecutive year. Malaysia is followed by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Indonesia. New entrants to the top 15 include the UK and Kazakhstan. 9 years for the best islamic economical in the world
Malayasia is a beautiful country where you have mosques which spread calmness and peace of mind in your daily life. it starts from the Fajr prayer and not to forget that every mosque give you free 'wangi' (perfume) which makes your day happy....
@@tinydetour totally cost of living are more cheaper than KL or West Malaysia. Beautiful island and beaches, food's 🤤 especially Nasi Kerabu, keropok lekor, ikan celop tepung (ICT), fisherman village panoramic, the culture... really quiet & peaceful place to stay 😊
@@tinydetour ...and don't forget 'Pantai Cherating' state of Pahang, East Coast, just near Terengganu (South). You won't believe it .. the beach and the hotel's and food's.. yummy 😋🤤
Sorry to ask. Why don't you choose Pakistan, India or Bangladesh? You came from one of these countries before moving to Australia and it's cheaper. Plus, you definitely won't have problems with the language. So it's more convenient for your family to move back. And you'll also have your parents & your relatives nearby in case of emergencies.
Their parents or grandparents were the one that migrated to the West, not they themselves, hence why they're British citizens born and raised in the UK. They don't have no connection with where their parents came from
Btw, for most of these couples who had migrated to Muslims countries, only one of the spouses are ethnically Pakistani or Bangladeshi but the other half are white Caucasian who reverted to Islam.
Yeah that's a good point, and for a lot of people they considered it, even us, being originally from Bangladesh. The points you raised are valid, but I suppose for us having lived and become accustomed to a western life (and also for some of the people we covered, they were born and raised overseas), so finding a common ground seemed more sustainable. But yes, surely something to consider
Hey, Saira! Good to hear from you... we recently saw your videos and loved them! We even put a little clip of you in this video 🙂.. let's keep in touch
@@tinydetour I noticed, it’s the first time someone’s used a clip of me 🥰 iA will let you guys know if we plan to come to Malaysia again. Love your edit style and I’ll check out your other videos too. Take care!
@@tinydetour just saw that you guys are in Jakarta, enjoy! The aquarium is SO fun for kids!! Also, if you are near the restaurant “5 Grill 2 Feast” try their fried ckn and rice set. We ordered on grab like 7 times, crazy cheap and insanely good. I still dream about their sambal 😍
Malaysia, aaa ok lah...love to see those from western countries chosen Malaysia as their second home....you know laa, the value of things in Malaysia will definitely enthralled you eventhough the currency differences which caused Malaysia be considered as underrated country, will surely amazed you in term of the quality goods and services be offered. Just come and experienced it yourself...we welcome you to stay....
u miss one more,and he's kinda good one to be looking at..jack alderton,a single successful guy from AUS living work/based in malaysia..check out his POV also,quite good..nothing luxurious for me as local seeing his lifestyle..he also talked about QOL (quality of life) ..
Salam, I am a Malaysian 🇲🇾, just recently residing in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 with my wife and our kids. And I miss everything and every day about Malaysia. No need to explain why, you guys have made a good job summarizing it and I experienced it myself. For sure I will come back after achieving my spiritual values since our qiblat is here, as well as my career experience. Selamat datang to all, and for Malaysians, selamat pulang..❤❤❤
Malaysia has emerged as the number one nation that best supports the multi-trillion dollar global Islamic economy, revealed DinarStandard in its State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) Report 2022.
May Allah bless you and your family Ameen. You guys should visit Cambodia too. 🇰🇭 still developing country. You can practice Islam freely. I hope in the future. I can migrate to Malaysia too Insha Allah. Love the the country. Have to save money. Shukran for sharing your journey. Stay healthy and stay safe. Love your vlog. ❤.
English proficiency is another reason to come to Malaysia. Even in small towns and villages, many can converse well in English or at least have basic (or broken yet understandable) communication in English without the need to refer to Google Translates.
Some of these countries which you have mentioned have become aware of this 'international migration phenomenon' and have taken steps to capitalise on it but also limit it. Many locals have also the same feeling. My advice is tread this path carefully. The Truth is many eventually leave these places you mentioned because living there as a tourist is not the same as living there as a local
If you are considering Turkey, I suggest learning the language. Even in major cities learning the language is essential. Overall, a fantastic place and checks off many boxes.
The main thing is western ideologies are prevalent in society , work, education , nhs...the system does not align with our beliefs...it never did..but somehow we managed to coexist, but now its not a place to raise children
Mlysia trully Asia hope Insyaa Allah one day you both come bck to visit Mlysia-Indo again (yes best reason future of children n moral value) tetap sehat untuk kalian ber2-berdua stay healty salam ❤ greetings from jkrta
As someone from UK I honestly believe the racism issue is a bit silly. Compared to what it was like when I grew up in 80s and 90s things have improved massively, the issue is the comments section on right wing articles and social media give a misconception that the whole country is racist when its not. My main issue with UK is the dam weather.
Totally understand. From a physical harm perspective, it has definitely improved over the years, but it still in the memory of a lot of people given either them or their parents faced them, esp those of South Asian Muslim backgrounds. Also, we must not forget, Brexit happened not so long ago, and it wasn't all just economics 🙏
I tend to agree. As a student in England in the 80's I've only been accosted once and then it was by drunks, but not too badly. I still have many British friends. Since coming back home (Malaysia) after Uni, I've visited UK very often, feeling comfortable with the life there. I actually enjoy the colder weather but pine for summer weather when I stayed there. For me, the bland foods and really expensive cost of living are the downsides of living in the UK.
@@tinydetour yes Brexit happened and the result so far has been more immigration from Non European countries, also with Brexit believe it or not plenty of Muslims supported it. If you look at some of the EU countries they have blatant open Anti Muslim policies and views especially countries like France and some of the east European countries.
If you guys want to move in Malaysia, You can stay at Setia Alam, Selangor. It just 40 minutes from CBD KL. We have Australia International School here for your kids 😅🎉 😊 Btw, Happy Eid Mubarak for your guys..
The best migration is to Allah(swt). Allah(swt) says in the Quran Chapter 51, Verse 50: So flee to Allah. Indeed, I am to you from Him a clear warner. Sahih International
Yeah, it's not cheap, but it's still going to be cheaper than private schooling in the west. Although a lot of them actually home schools or send their kids to Islamic schools
Thank you for this! i follow almost all the youtuber who moved you mentioned! AND OMG you spot on the reasons why we want to leave as muslims, Canada is getting so bad and especially with the current genocide, we see the true face of western countries. Few years ago we didn't thought of leaving, but now we just can't wait. Indonesia and Malaysia are our top choices, the only issue i have with Malaysia, they continue to change the mm2h program and raise, double the financial requirement, 98% of malaysian don't even meet the requirement, so not sure if its worth the investment compared to Indonesia, whats your take about it?
Citing the 2023/2024 edition of the State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) report, HDC said Malaysia secured first place in Islamic finance, halal food, and media and recreation, coupled with a commendable second-place ranking in “modest fashion”, third spot in pharmaceuticals and fifth in tourism.
I’m from Malaysia and have been staying to all other 3 countries mentioned, none of them cant beat Malaysia. Frankly speaking for Muslim, Malaysia is the best and fit all your bills eventho Malaysia is less develop compared to the others😂
Kalau Malaysia yang terbaik knp ko kata Malaysia "less develop compared others"?! Melainkan ko ckp psl jepun, korea atau china ataupun negara eropah termasuk turki. Uae pun bukannya negara maju, bangunan tinggi je banyak tp dari sudut lain diorang bukannya ramai tenaga kerja mahir atau pakar. Malaysia jauh lebih ramai tenaga mahir dn pakar drp uae. Tp kalau ko ukur dr segi GDP ya mmg uae GDP dia lg besar drp Malaysia psl minyak. Simpanan minyak kita mmg tk sebnyk timur tengah tp emas hitam kita jauh lebih bermutu drp minyak org arab.
Malaysian Muslim are basically practice Islam in almost all part of life. Muslim Malaysia are basically practice Islam in almost all part of life And Dr Zakir Naik also migrate to Putrajaya Malaysia
Masha Allah Subhan Allah Allahuakbar brothers and sisters Assalam Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barkatahu Eid Mubarak and I pray to Allah swt to protect, guide and bless you and your family and all Muslims brothers and sisters and all humans Ameen with Love ❤your little sister Humaira Hannan 12year old from India 🇮🇳
ALLAH SUBHANA WA'TAHALLA Already moved Muslims to a better place for ever It's Called HEAVEN ALLAH says Hell is not a nice place I beg ALLAH'S mercy for all of us ALLAH Keep us on the straight path back to ALLAH
if one 'hesitate' choosing Malaysia, and then start comparing other countries which never even close compare to ethnicities, cultural diverse, English is almost consider as our 1st language spoken as well as how affordable the livelihood and lifestyle, then better not move to Malaysia. We do not welcome people who have 2nd doubts about us.
Malaysia is great for Muslims but very hard to get a long term visa unless u have a lot of money. Believe me, I tried but I couldn’t find a way to stay longer than 3 months at a time
Now they have a 1 year (renewable) digital nomad visa, and they also updated their MM2H visa as well... but yes, you need to show foreign income, which is understandable. Alternatively, you take take the risky route of visa runs (which many people do).. but they are cracking down on it for sure
@@tinydetour I looked into that but again it means having quite a lot of money or a high paying job from a company based outside of Malaysia. I lived there for nearly 3 years on and off but would work in neighbouring countries also like Myanmar and Thailand. The problem is that without a resident permit it’s very hard to get health insurance in Malaysia. My mate was left to basically die in the waiting room of a hospital in kl due to not having the funds to pay up front to get seen and it’s only by Allah swt that’s he’s still alive. Malaysia is a lovely place for sure but the time I spent there showed me a few darker realities. I guess nowhere is perfect to be honest
That's sad.. yeah, that's the thing for foreigners. You need to pay upfront and then claim from insurance, which I know is also the same case in a lot of other western countries...
@@travellinglostsoul7191 Malaysia is not a perfect country. Many times I have seen Malaysians always highlight this in any comment section in many videos about Malaysia. Why the requirement for long term visas is quite high, one of the reasons might be to control the number of foreigners in Malaysia. FYI, many locals actually struggle due to the low rate of salary here. If so many foreigners come in large numbers, the locals will suffer. Foreigners with a high rate of currency enjoy the convenience due to the low exchange rate of the ringgit, but we ourselves will struggle and suffer due to our low salary here. Subsidies that should be given to locals can also be enjoyed by foreigners. In the future, these subsidies will be eliminated, so locals will suffer more. Did you know, the Malaysian government has spent millions of ringgit especially in the case of sending thousands of immigrants who entered Malaysia illegally. These costs include the cost of food, accommodations, and transportation before they were sent back to their country of origin. Other than that, the latest information says that Malaysian hospitals have to bear the burden of foreigner's unpaid medical bills of up to RM100 million due to those who are careless in paying these medical bills. This is the report for the end of the year 2023. FYI, in most cases, hospitals in Malaysia will typically prioritize medical treatment first rather than asking foreigners to pay a deposit before payment. What happened was that many of them ran away and were delinquent in paying the medical bill.
I left the UK 40 years ago here are some important things to Consider, UAE has a sponsor system. Thousands of Foreigners are Hostage as if you want to leave you may not unless your sponsor gives you a multiple entry exit but they can block you if they want You cant sponsor your kids when they reach 16. All Arab Muslim countries have a caste system so the whiter you are the better you are. You cant send your children to a government school so private is expensive and the only option the American School and so on. You can not get UAE Citizenship unless your invest I think its 20 million dirhams.
@@tinydetour Correct and better to be white Christian then your at the top of the Islamic Caste System. Basically you need a sponsor (IQMA) Non Arab Muslims are treated as lower cast.
@@tinydetourwhat he really means about malaysia not being a really perfect country is the mild apartheid policies it has for its non-Muslim citizens. I think I understand his comment.
Informative video, thank you! Also just wanted to add, perhaps the reason why you haven't encountered racism in the last 15 years is because you don't visibly look Muslim (no offense). I'm from multicultural Toronto and have experienced it a number of times because I wear hijab.
I am Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 Boy...! You Live Australia 15 Years 🙄🙄 You Should Live Malaysia 15 Years Because Your Children Future...! Malaysia is Rich Developed Muslim Country. It’s Green Natural Country. Malaysia Education/Health/Job Sector is Better Than Other Muslim Country Like Indonesia/Turkey/Dubai etc. You shold go Malaysia And Start a Job or small Business...! Many Bangladeshi/Indian/Pakistani people Live in Malaysia..! Dr, Zakir Naik Says "Malaysia is Best Muslim Country for Muslim people" please Admit Your Daughter too Dr.Zakir Naik "Islamic international School" After future Your daughter will Can speak Malay/English/Bangla...!! If you have Business in Malaysia Your Daughter & Upcoming son Handle the Business after Yours Death...! You Can Hear Azan in Malaysia ☺️☺️
My dear brother and sister. The main reason to move from a western country to one of these countries is the Migration legislation by your maker and creator. Lets read Surah A-Nissa verse 97 until 100. Read its Tafseer. I wont paste it here as it should be a research topic for curious muslims.
Malaysia is fantastic for muslims. As a matter of government policy, local muslims have a range of privileges when it comes to education and economic opportunities that are not available to non-muslims. It is basically unfair for the chinese and indians which is why they emigrate if they can but it is great for the Malays.
There are certain education and housing quota for Malay Muslims. The government sector is mostly Malays while private sector are non Malays like Chinese. Despite all this, the trade economy is basically controlled by non-Malays. The privileges was born out of agreement for Malay Sultans to accept the Chinese and Indians immigrant as citizen after Independence from Britain so they must uphold the Malay language, culture and Islam as the state religion. Malays were poor villagers back then while the non-Malays were involved in trade and industry so there was an imbalanced of wealth that need to be addressed.
It's good to move but check the tax rules. Some countries tax on foreign income. That means if you make money in UK or US you will be tax in your new country on that income. US does have this rule,, but the tax the income limit is high, around 95000 . So, no tax on the first 95k. But , some of this countries have very low income.
A country that’s good for Muslims is the one which the Divine Laws of Allah (Shariah) is completely being implemented and followed as the main form of governing the people. Today, even the so called Muslim countries are following the secular form of government which are mostly man made laws and maybe a little from Shariah here and there… May Allah facilitate the creation of Dar ul Islam where Muslims can make hijirah and live under the Shariah Law Aameen.
I cannot see any issue in Australia, only issue is minority but still second largest religion in Australia is Islam. As Atheism increasing here the chances are increasing for the Muslims eventually to expand Islam here!
When one live in place where one's faith or ethnic group is a minority, one cannot expect to bring up children nor live in the way according to one's desired religious or ethnic preference. So migrating to another country is not necessarily the best choice. One is still a minority.
Be careful. Saira has openly stated in her videos that she does not care what Allah or the Prophet Muhammad have to say about riba. She has been involved in consuming riba her whole adult life in the mortgage system. Her new thing is trying to get people to move to Malaysia and go through her so she can profit off your interest based loan. This is all from her own videos, just a warning from my .
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I am a Malaysian living in Australia. I have lived in the UK and NZ as well. After few years living overseas, I realised we Malaysians simply don't appreciate that we are blessed with one of the most beautiful country to live. Absolutely an under-rated country. Going home for good soon, Insyaallah.
Absolutely... btw it's not just Malaysia, we are originally from Bangladesh, and lived in Australia for over 15 yrs. We have the same problem... other than economic reasons, the main issue is a colonial hangup which is not that old
In sha Allah
Balik laa... Nasi lemak sedap ooo...
@@tinydetourBangladesh is also a very good Muslim country to settle down with family.
Kau tukar kerakyatan terus tak apa
I am malaysian muslim living in japan for more than 10years. Seeing all people want to move to my country make me want to go back too
I hear the muslim population in Japan is increasing and there are a lot more halal food options now?
A lot europeans countries are safe guarding their europeans values and I support them
Please tell the truth
@@oliverlazaroo346
You mean colonialist mentality?
I'm a muslim south african business entrepreneurs
decided to move with our children to Malaysia and we are here for 1 year 4 months
Alhamdulillah Malaysia is the destination religion diversity halaal people and most acceptance by everyone.
Great country and if the rules change for the benefit of expats too more people will come to Malaysia
Congrats on making the move, friend. It's awesome to see that you are happy with Malaysia, as so many other expats. It's truly an amazing country
From where?
As a muslim revert, i am blessed to be born in malaysia. Muslim Malaysia are basically practice islam in almost all part of life
Nice
C'est dommage que ce soit si difficile pour obtenir un visa.
Im canadian and want to move to malaysia . I just ordered your guide, Hope it Will help me for one of the most important décision
🇲🇾WELCOME TO MY COUNTRY MALAYSIA 🇲🇾
Thank you so much for watching, hope it inspires you to make the move 😀
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia. Enjoy your stay when you visit here
Welcome
What a lovely video. Eid Mubarak. Perhaps, Malaysia is the most ideal country for the Muslim family from the western world.
Eid Mubarak to you too. Seems so Malaysia is attractive.
@@tinydetour Thank you. 😀
Indeed. As the saying goes, "Malaysia truly Asia" 🇲🇾💯
Extremists are not welcome though. We already have those in Malaysia so don’t want more of it to make it worse.
There is no such thing as a perfect country. Malaysia is not for everyone. We Asians have our own values and you have to respect that if not don't bother coming to (south east) Asia.
As Malaysian, im proud of our values and culture. The best. Syukran to God
Alhamdulillah
Eid Mubarak🎉 Eidul Fitri ❤ from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Eid Mubarak 🙏
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia! We will be developed country by 2030 according to World Bank. You name it, we have it. We have the best of tri world. We have the West, the East & the Moslem world unite in Malaysia. We are the heart the world. Malaysia is the best for Moslem family from the western english speaking nation. Malayan world is known to the west since Ptolemy's Geographia, a 2nd-century AD geographical text, is famous for referring to the Malay Peninsula as the "Golden Chersonese." Welcome to Golden Malaysia again! ❤
Love your comment! 💯 agree with you.. we love Malaysia
What ever decisions u make in life.. May Allah ease your family journey.. As Malaysian we are welcoming people who have good intentions to Hijrah.. it's like Muhajirin and Ansar unite during Prophet Muhammad S.A.W time..
Mashallah
Assalamualaikum to my Muslim brothers, we Malaysians are honored and very grateful for choosing our country as your place of residence, I hope my brothers live happily in harmony and peace, thank you again from MALAYSIA...❤❤❤
Thanks for your kind words
Eid mubarak, love from malaysia...
Eid Mubarak brother
I am Singaporean n can tell you that Malaysia 👍👍👍👍👍
💯
I'm Malaysian. When I'm abroad the most thing I miss most is 24/7 halal food restaurant (we call mamak) last time we have McD (before boycott) and yeah halal food everywhere no issues. 2ndly, most of petrol pump stations have prayer room which make easy for us coz u can find petrol pump station every 500m-1km. Mosque and Surau everywhere. Very easy to plan your praytime but we always take it for granted 😢
Malaysia is an amazing country for so many reasons
Very good as the Arabs ones are scam as you know
We'll consider and finally it's your future... Msia welcomes every body ❤❤
Thank you 🙏
no need come to malaysia u go arab country
Not everybody is welcomed. Israel supporters are not welcomed.
Malaysia also welcome "pengundi hantu" especially from mainland china...what with the GE in a few years time...😢😢😢
Selamat datang.. come n stay at Malaysia because of Allah.. insyallah you'll be bless
InshAllah
I will pick for Malaysia 🎉
🙂
The allure of Malaysia for me lies in its Islamic culture. Having spent over 30 years in the Netherlands and almost 17 years in Morocco, I've come to appreciate the values and traditions rooted in Islam. As an IT manager in an international company and with my wife employed in education, we're financially secure. However, raising our children and grandchildren here poses significant risks. Morally, there's a concerning trend that seems to escalate daily, making it increasingly difficult to maintain our values and principles.
What's stopping you from moving? I'm curious to know.. is it the feeling of unsettling the kids? The discomfort of disruptive a settled life?
@@tinydetour
For the past few weeks, I've been pondering the idea, but I'm confronted with daunting challenges: how do I persuade my children to emigrate, and what repercussions will this have on them? They've grown up here, establishing a 'sort of' social circle. Moreover, our extended family - parents, siblings, nephews, nieces - all reside here. I worry about the difficulty my children might face living away from family, fearing they may feel entirely disconnected. Thus, regardless of the decision, it remains a formidable challenge.
Understood. In your case, definitely more challenging.. may be you can look at how you can go and stay there for short Bursts of time to first see if the family likes it or not
if you're referring to the netherlands as posing a 'significant (cultural) risk' then you must not understand irony...
thank you for a good review for malaysia and thank you by having your 3 month here..
9.3k views in 15hours.. not bad
Thanks buddy! And Eid Mubarak
there should be a hashtag #me-to LOL ..
I am British Born and Raised , in my 40s and 3rd generation British Pakistani ... just because my Grandpa's made England their home, doesn't mean this has to be my last stop. Everyday I wakeup excited and thankful that I am part of that Migration wave who have been gifted Foresight/Enlightenment and the Privilege of Education to move anywhere in the World. I am in my early stages of mapping my exit from a country which is now firmly my family home, the UK.. and in the midst of identifying where I would like to resettle - where folk are better aligned to my international global values.
Thanks for watching. And we we wish you all the best with your future, #globalcitizen
💯 relate to this. It's crazy how things are changing so fast. Hope it all works out for you x
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri brothers and sisters LOVE ❤ from MALAYSIA 🇲🇾
Eid Mubarak 🙂
As Malaysian living in Sydney, i still prefer Malaysia as the retirement destination.
-World Halal Hub
- 3 Asian Region culture in 1 Country
- Advance public transport
- Cheap education and health system
- No earthquake and volcanoes
Where abouts in Sydney do you live?
Eid MUbarak to all, welcome to Malaysia... we are truly ASIA!!!
Eid Mubarak and thank you 😊
Truly Asia lah sngat , bila melambak sngt orng asing kat sini , ko sendiri mau ingatlah nasib ko , anak ko kemudian hari .m
Dr Zakir Naik also migrate to Putrajaya Malaysia
Yeah we saw. He loves Malaysia
shahid bolsen... dll
@tinydetour and we want him OUT of our country. He's on the Interpol 'red notice' list and it's an embarrassment to us.
@@phillip244who are you? Are you muslim?
@@rizuanmh355 Ignore the clown, Interpol refused notice against Zakir Naik, they did not find any valid evidence. Last time this happened was in 2021.
As a Malaysian, other than my country (of course), I love Turkey -- so beautiful, so many things explore, steep in multilayers of history.
I just can't manage the weather well, coming from a hot and humid country. But, I will definitely visit Turkey again if I have the chance.
Nice... we will be going to Turkey later this year iA
Hopefully to see U in Malaysia soon..
I'm glad that you're had happy experience in Malaysia..my expats also loved to stay longer in Malaysia after a few years and now they are applying RPT to continue to be part in Malaysia..they loveee to be here with their family and kids
Absolutely... which is the RPT visa?
Hi I visited Malaysia and fell in love, can I ask what the expats you know do for work as I’m interested in opportunities!
malaysia is so diverse, both of you looks like malaysians 😅.. if you can speak a little bit of malay, even mixed with english. i think nobody will think you're a foreigner here in malaysia 😂
Ummm...hmmm
the accent might give them away. 😂
Haha
Hehe, we have gotten that a lot 😁
Yeahhh i think so.. This two guy look like malay malaysia... Many of my family member look like them... Ha.. Ha..
Thats not Malay but mamak
"Happy Ied Mubarak" Selamat hari raya ! Salam ❤️ from Indonesia.
Salam. Eid mubarak
I think Morocco gonna be good for you as new country! God bless you guys
No, morrocans if they knew you a foreighner they will press your pocket 🤭🤭🤭🤭معليش لو انت مغربي اعرف مغربيين هههههه
Moroccan govt normalisation w a certain Zionist state is not helping. And if you oppose it be prepared to go to jail
InshAllah we will check out Morocco one day 🙏
@@Fallen_Angel17 your response were negative! However the channel owner's answer is positive check out yourself 👇
morrocco is nice but your government loves Israel
Totally agree with all the points you have presented, we are still in the process of finding a suitable place we can afford
Thanks a lot for watching. Which countries are u considering
You are always welcome to KL..an affordable luxury city
Thank you 😊
Great video and edits!
Thanks dosto!
Malaysia, Malaysia, Malaysia. Muslim country with South East Asian values. Even Christians there are safe in this Muslim majority country.
Yeah, it's a great country. For anyone
As Malaysian, we are welcoming whoever accepts our values. We surely don't welcome whoever bringing their 'rainbow' values because that values suit the western world.
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Keep it that way ان شاء الله
Malaysia retaining the top spot for the 9th consecutive year. Malaysia is followed by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Indonesia. New entrants to the top 15 include the UK and Kazakhstan.
9 years for the best islamic economical in the world
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Hi definitely Malaysia from all the countries you mentioned.
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Malayasia is a beautiful country where you have mosques which spread calmness and peace of mind in your daily life. it starts from the Fajr prayer and not to forget that every mosque give you free 'wangi' (perfume) which makes your day happy....
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i will choose Kuala Terengganu East Coast Malaysia😊
We so wanted to visit the east coast, but weren't able to make it there. We would definitely visit the next time we are there iA
@@tinydetour totally cost of living are more cheaper than KL or West Malaysia. Beautiful island and beaches, food's 🤤 especially Nasi Kerabu, keropok lekor, ikan celop tepung (ICT), fisherman village panoramic, the culture... really quiet & peaceful place to stay 😊
Oh man, we definitely have to visit. Thanks for the tip
@@tinydetour ...and don't forget 'Pantai Cherating' state of Pahang, East Coast, just near Terengganu (South). You won't believe it .. the beach and the hotel's and food's.. yummy 😋🤤
Loved the content.. pretty much because it was concise and well thought through. Good Jon. Subscribed!!!❤
Thank you so much 😁 🙏
Sorry to ask. Why don't you choose Pakistan, India or Bangladesh? You came from one of these countries before moving to Australia and it's cheaper. Plus, you definitely won't have problems with the language. So it's more convenient for your family to move back. And you'll also have your parents & your relatives nearby in case of emergencies.
Their parents or grandparents were the one that migrated to the West, not they themselves, hence why they're British citizens born and raised in the UK. They don't have no connection with where their parents came from
Btw, for most of these couples who had migrated to Muslims countries, only one of the spouses are ethnically Pakistani or Bangladeshi but the other half are white Caucasian who reverted to Islam.
Yeah that's a good point, and for a lot of people they considered it, even us, being originally from Bangladesh. The points you raised are valid, but I suppose for us having lived and become accustomed to a western life (and also for some of the people we covered, they were born and raised overseas), so finding a common ground seemed more sustainable. But yes, surely something to consider
Enjoy your gap year! We started in 2022 and haven't stopped traveling since bc we love it so much :) Best of luck to you guys
Hey, Saira! Good to hear from you... we recently saw your videos and loved them! We even put a little clip of you in this video 🙂.. let's keep in touch
@@tinydetour I noticed, it’s the first time someone’s used a clip of me 🥰 iA will let you guys know if we plan to come to Malaysia again. Love your edit style and I’ll check out your other videos too. Take care!
You are Famous, my friend 😀 iA may our paths cross someday.
@@tinydetour just saw that you guys are in Jakarta, enjoy! The aquarium is SO fun for kids!! Also, if you are near the restaurant “5 Grill 2 Feast” try their fried ckn and rice set. We ordered on grab like 7 times, crazy cheap and insanely good. I still dream about their sambal 😍
Thank you so much for the tips. We will definitely check them out
Thanks you guys...😉♥️♥️🇲🇾
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Malaysia, aaa ok lah...love to see those from western countries chosen Malaysia as their second home....you know laa, the value of things in Malaysia will definitely enthralled you eventhough the currency differences which caused Malaysia be considered as underrated country, will surely amazed you in term of the quality goods and services be offered. Just come and experienced it yourself...we welcome you to stay....
Thank you 😊
You're too late my dear friends, i moved to Malaysia well ahead of you🤣.. happy since then
Hehe that's awesome! Glad you found Malaysia and happy there 😊
u miss one more,and he's kinda good one to be looking at..jack alderton,a single successful guy from AUS living work/based in malaysia..check out his POV also,quite good..nothing luxurious for me as local seeing his lifestyle..he also talked about QOL (quality of life) ..
Will check it out. I'm not sure if he is muslim or not as this video was about muslim families relocating from the west to other muslim countries
Salam, I am a Malaysian 🇲🇾, just recently residing in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 with my wife and our kids. And I miss everything and every day about Malaysia. No need to explain why, you guys have made a good job summarizing it and I experienced it myself. For sure I will come back after achieving my spiritual values since our qiblat is here, as well as my career experience. Selamat datang to all, and for Malaysians, selamat pulang..❤❤❤
All the best, brother. Salam
WELCOME TO MALAYSIA 🇲🇾❤👍😃MALAYSIA TRULY ASIA❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏
Welcome to Malaysia.. our happy place ❤
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Malaysia has emerged as the number one nation that best supports the multi-trillion dollar global Islamic economy, revealed DinarStandard in its State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) Report 2022.
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May Allah bless you and your family Ameen. You guys should visit Cambodia too. 🇰🇭 still developing country. You can practice Islam freely. I hope in the future. I can migrate to Malaysia too Insha Allah. Love the the country. Have to save money. Shukran for sharing your journey. Stay healthy and stay safe. Love your vlog. ❤.
Thank you so much for your kind words. We would love to visiting Cambodia one day iA
English proficiency is another reason to come to Malaysia. Even in small towns and villages, many can converse well in English or at least have basic (or broken yet understandable) communication in English without the need to refer to Google Translates.
💯 agreed!
Some of these countries which you have mentioned have become aware of this 'international migration phenomenon' and have taken steps to capitalise on it but also limit it. Many locals have also the same feeling. My advice is tread this path carefully. The Truth is many eventually leave these places you mentioned because living there as a tourist is not the same as living there as a local
Good point
If you are considering Turkey, I suggest learning the language. Even in major cities learning the language is essential. Overall, a fantastic place and checks off many boxes.
Fair point. How hard is it to learn the language at a beginner level?
Indeed.. Plus, most of Malaysians speak english language makes communication much easier...
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The main thing is western ideologies are prevalent in society , work, education , nhs...the system does not align with our beliefs...it never did..but somehow we managed to coexist, but now its not a place to raise children
Thanks for watching. And Eid Mubarak 🙂
i will move to 🇲🇾.. after eid
Awesome... all the best 🙂
Mlysia trully Asia hope Insyaa Allah one day you both come bck to visit Mlysia-Indo again (yes best reason future of children n moral value) tetap sehat untuk kalian ber2-berdua stay healty salam ❤ greetings from jkrta
Thanks
Eid Mubarak from Kuala Lumpur
Same to you
As someone from UK I honestly believe the racism issue is a bit silly. Compared to what it was like when I grew up in 80s and 90s things have improved massively, the issue is the comments section on right wing articles and social media give a misconception that the whole country is racist when its not. My main issue with UK is the dam weather.
Totally understand. From a physical harm perspective, it has definitely improved over the years, but it still in the memory of a lot of people given either them or their parents faced them, esp those of South Asian Muslim backgrounds. Also, we must not forget, Brexit happened not so long ago, and it wasn't all just economics 🙏
I tend to agree. As a student in England in the 80's I've only been accosted once and then it was by drunks, but not too badly. I still have many British friends. Since coming back home (Malaysia) after Uni, I've visited UK very often, feeling comfortable with the life there. I actually enjoy the colder weather but pine for summer weather when I stayed there. For me, the bland foods and really expensive cost of living are the downsides of living in the UK.
@@tinydetour yes Brexit happened and the result so far has been more immigration from Non European countries, also with Brexit believe it or not plenty of Muslims supported it. If you look at some of the EU countries they have blatant open Anti Muslim policies and views especially countries like France and some of the east European countries.
@@az5745 the Food has definitely improved due to all the immigration but the weather is getting worse and worse
@SAli-td8kl And cost of living hasn't improved, I'm sure
If you guys want to move in Malaysia, You can stay at Setia Alam, Selangor. It just 40 minutes from CBD KL. We have Australia International School here for your kids 😅🎉 😊
Btw, Happy Eid Mubarak for your guys..
Eid Mubarak brother. And thank you so much for the recommendations
Such a good video!
Glad you enjoyed it
The best migration is to Allah(swt).
Allah(swt) says in the Quran Chapter 51, Verse 50:
So flee to Allah. Indeed, I am to you from Him a clear warner.
Sahih International
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Malaysia truly awesome
It indeed is 🤩
Welcome guys!
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The only problem with 🇲🇾 is the children's private/international schooling fees can cost more than other expenses 😮
Homeschooling is the way to go if the kids are little
Yeah, it's not cheap, but it's still going to be cheaper than private schooling in the west. Although a lot of them actually home schools or send their kids to Islamic schools
International school here it cost around MYR1000 per month. In Australia, its cost average $6000/year..
In some places upto 40k aud per year... we say mont kiara international school was around 20k aud per year
You can get semi private schools at affordable pricing. The Chinese Schools are really affordable. For Arabic class you can find it easily
Thank you for this! i follow almost all the youtuber who moved you mentioned! AND OMG you spot on the reasons why we want to leave as muslims, Canada is getting so bad and especially with the current genocide, we see the true face of western countries. Few years ago we didn't thought of leaving, but now we just can't wait. Indonesia and Malaysia are our top choices, the only issue i have with Malaysia, they continue to change the mm2h program and raise, double the financial requirement, 98% of malaysian don't even meet the requirement, so not sure if its worth the investment compared to Indonesia, whats your take about it?
oh and Eid mubarak brothers and sisters!
Thank you... eid mubarak ✨️
Thank you so much for watching! Re MM2H, we will be doing a video on that very soon, so watch out for that... 🙂
Citing the 2023/2024 edition of the State of the Global Islamic Economy (SGIE) report, HDC said Malaysia secured first place in Islamic finance, halal food, and media and recreation, coupled with a commendable second-place ranking in “modest fashion”, third spot in pharmaceuticals and fifth in tourism.
Definitely, the world is slowly waking up to the beauty and opportunities of Malaysia
@@tinydetour malaysia has beaten arab saudi for the best islamic economica; coty in the world
Welcome To Malaysia 🎉
Thank you 🙏
Happy Eid Mubarak🎉
Eid Mubarak 🙂
Everything for everyone.. Malaysia
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I’m from Malaysia and have been staying to all other 3 countries mentioned, none of them cant beat Malaysia. Frankly speaking for Muslim, Malaysia is the best and fit all your bills eventho Malaysia is less develop compared to the others😂
Kalau Malaysia yang terbaik knp ko kata Malaysia "less develop compared others"?! Melainkan ko ckp psl jepun, korea atau china ataupun negara eropah termasuk turki. Uae pun bukannya negara maju, bangunan tinggi je banyak tp dari sudut lain diorang bukannya ramai tenaga kerja mahir atau pakar. Malaysia jauh lebih ramai tenaga mahir dn pakar drp uae. Tp kalau ko ukur dr segi GDP ya mmg uae GDP dia lg besar drp Malaysia psl minyak. Simpanan minyak kita mmg tk sebnyk timur tengah tp emas hitam kita jauh lebih bermutu drp minyak org arab.
@@persada5913tuan tertinggal satu lg Allah bg nikmat iaitu minyak atas bukit..arab pn tarak..tp syg yahudi mata sepet yg byk menopoli nya
We felt Malaysia was Very Developed to be honest and we loved it
Less develop????😂😂😂are you blind???
Malaysian Muslim are basically practice Islam in almost all part of life. Muslim Malaysia are basically practice Islam in almost all part of life And Dr Zakir Naik also migrate to Putrajaya Malaysia
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Happy to be malaysians
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Masha Allah Subhan Allah Allahuakbar brothers and sisters Assalam Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barkatahu Eid Mubarak and I pray to Allah swt to protect, guide and bless you and your family and all Muslims brothers and sisters and all humans Ameen with Love ❤your little sister Humaira Hannan 12year old from India 🇮🇳
Wow that's so nice Humaira. May Allah give you all the happiness in this world and the after world
Masha Allah.. ❤❤
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ALLAH SUBHANA WA'TAHALLA Already moved Muslims to a better place for ever It's Called HEAVEN ALLAH says Hell is not a nice place I beg ALLAH'S mercy for all of us ALLAH
Keep us on the straight path back to ALLAH
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if one 'hesitate' choosing Malaysia, and then start comparing other countries which never even close compare to ethnicities, cultural diverse, English is almost consider as our 1st language spoken as well as how affordable the livelihood and lifestyle, then better not move to Malaysia. We do not welcome people who have 2nd doubts about us.
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Malaysia is great for Muslims but very hard to get a long term visa unless u have a lot of money. Believe me, I tried but I couldn’t find a way to stay longer than 3 months at a time
Now they have a 1 year (renewable) digital nomad visa, and they also updated their MM2H visa as well... but yes, you need to show foreign income, which is understandable. Alternatively, you take take the risky route of visa runs (which many people do).. but they are cracking down on it for sure
@@tinydetour I looked into that but again it means having quite a lot of money or a high paying job from a company based outside of Malaysia. I lived there for nearly 3 years on and off but would work in neighbouring countries also like Myanmar and Thailand. The problem is that without a resident permit it’s very hard to get health insurance in Malaysia. My mate was left to basically die in the waiting room of a hospital in kl due to not having the funds to pay up front to get seen and it’s only by Allah swt that’s he’s still alive. Malaysia is a lovely place for sure but the time I spent there showed me a few darker realities. I guess nowhere is perfect to be honest
That's sad.. yeah, that's the thing for foreigners. You need to pay upfront and then claim from insurance, which I know is also the same case in a lot of other western countries...
@@travellinglostsoul7191 Malaysia is not a perfect country. Many times I have seen Malaysians always highlight this in any comment section in many videos about Malaysia.
Why the requirement for long term visas is quite high, one of the reasons might be to control the number of foreigners in Malaysia. FYI, many locals actually struggle due to the low rate of salary here. If so many foreigners come in large numbers, the locals will suffer. Foreigners with a high rate of currency enjoy the convenience due to the low exchange rate of the ringgit, but we ourselves will struggle and suffer due to our low salary here. Subsidies that should be given to locals can also be enjoyed by foreigners. In the future, these subsidies will be eliminated, so locals will suffer more.
Did you know, the Malaysian government has spent millions of ringgit especially in the case of sending thousands of immigrants who entered Malaysia illegally. These costs include the cost of food, accommodations, and transportation before they were sent back to their country of origin.
Other than that, the latest information says that Malaysian hospitals have to bear the burden of foreigner's unpaid medical bills of up to RM100 million due to those who are careless in paying these medical bills. This is the report for the end of the year 2023.
FYI, in most cases, hospitals in Malaysia will typically prioritize medical treatment first rather than asking foreigners to pay a deposit before payment. What happened was that many of them ran away and were delinquent in paying the medical bill.
I left the UK 40 years ago here are some important things to Consider, UAE has a sponsor system. Thousands of Foreigners are Hostage as if you want to leave you may not unless your sponsor gives you a multiple entry exit but they can block you if they want You cant sponsor your kids when they reach 16. All Arab Muslim countries have a caste system so the whiter you are the better you are. You cant send your children to a government school so private is expensive and the only option the American School and so on. You can not get UAE Citizenship unless your invest I think its 20 million dirhams.
Fair points... definitely got to be financially affluent to live a good life there
@@tinydetour Correct and better to be white Christian then your at the top of the Islamic Caste System. Basically you need a sponsor (IQMA) Non Arab Muslims are treated as lower cast.
Malaysia not the perfect country but almost perfect country.some should be done.Brunei more islamic country and safe country but to small.
Brunei not much happenings there if you come from a big country. Islamic yes but boring.
Yeah, but there is no perfect country we think, although for people like us, Malaysia comes pretty close 😀
@@tinydetourwhat he really means about malaysia not being a really perfect country is the mild apartheid policies it has for its non-Muslim citizens. I think I understand his comment.
Selamat Hari Raya.
Maaf zahir batin.
Eid Mubarak 🙂
I like the UAE but it's expensive and you can't get permanent residency.
Yeah true, unless you are Shahrukh Khan 😉
Yes if you rich enough
Informative video, thank you! Also just wanted to add, perhaps the reason why you haven't encountered racism in the last 15 years is because you don't visibly look Muslim (no offense). I'm from multicultural Toronto and have experienced it a number of times because I wear hijab.
Yeah totally understand. The prejudice (even if not openly) is higher towards those who visibly look muslim
I am Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 Boy...! You Live Australia 15 Years 🙄🙄 You Should Live Malaysia 15 Years Because Your Children Future...! Malaysia is Rich Developed Muslim Country. It’s Green Natural Country. Malaysia Education/Health/Job Sector is Better Than Other Muslim Country Like Indonesia/Turkey/Dubai etc. You shold go Malaysia And Start a Job or small Business...! Many Bangladeshi/Indian/Pakistani people Live in Malaysia..! Dr, Zakir Naik Says "Malaysia is Best Muslim Country for Muslim people" please Admit Your Daughter too Dr.Zakir Naik "Islamic international School" After future Your daughter will Can speak Malay/English/Bangla...!! If you have Business in Malaysia Your Daughter & Upcoming son Handle the Business after Yours Death...! You Can Hear Azan in Malaysia ☺️☺️
Thanks for watching. And Eid Mubarak 🙂
My dear brother and sister.
The main reason to move from a western country to one of these countries is the Migration legislation by your maker and creator. Lets read Surah A-Nissa verse 97 until 100. Read its Tafseer. I wont paste it here as it should be a research topic for curious muslims.
Thank you for sharing, my brother. We just had a look, it really improved our knowledge
@@tinydetour my pleasure. Keep up the good work in sha Allaah
UAE?
Malaysia?
Indonesia?
Egypt?
Turkey?
Etc
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This couple will end up in Malaysia. Surely. It is a developed country
iA
Malaysia is fantastic for muslims. As a matter of government policy, local muslims have a range of privileges when it comes to education and economic opportunities that are not available to non-muslims. It is basically unfair for the chinese and indians which is why they emigrate if they can but it is great for the Malays.
Ah I didn't know about that. Like what benefits?
There are certain education and housing quota for Malay Muslims. The government sector is mostly Malays while private sector are non Malays like Chinese. Despite all this, the trade economy is basically controlled by non-Malays. The privileges was born out of agreement for Malay Sultans to accept the Chinese and Indians immigrant as citizen after Independence from Britain so they must uphold the Malay language, culture and Islam as the state religion. Malays were poor villagers back then while the non-Malays were involved in trade and industry so there was an imbalanced of wealth that need to be addressed.
It's good to move but check the tax rules.
Some countries tax on foreign income. That means if you make money in UK or US you will be tax in your new country on that income.
US does have this rule,, but the tax the income limit is high, around 95000 . So, no tax on the first 95k. But , some of this countries have very low income.
Yes, you are right. Usa is the strictest in terms of the foreign income of their residents.
😊 Malaysia has the best Islamic.banking system...
I see
Oman too!!
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What about Brunei? I hope you visit Brunei and let us know what you think
We haven't been to Brunei. We would hopefully visit the next time we are in malaysia and go eastward
I dont think Brunai have a specific program for expats like M'sia, Indonesia, Turkey etc
Malaysia definetly
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Please refer to Dr. Zakir Naik videos on his migration/hijrah 🌏
Thank you for sharing, we will definitely check it out
Malaysia wellcomes everyone..
Yes
A country that’s good for Muslims is the one which the Divine Laws of Allah (Shariah) is completely being implemented and followed as the main form of governing the people. Today, even the so called Muslim countries are following the secular form of government which are mostly man made laws and maybe a little from Shariah here and there… May Allah facilitate the creation of Dar ul Islam where Muslims can make hijirah and live under the Shariah Law Aameen.
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How to migrate permanent to Malaysia?
We will do a couple of videos on these, subscribe and you will be notified 🙂
I cannot see any issue in Australia, only issue is minority but still second largest religion in Australia is Islam. As Atheism increasing here the chances are increasing for the Muslims eventually to expand Islam here!
This video was more around why certain Muslim families prefer to move to Muslim majority countries...
When one live in place where one's faith or ethnic group is a minority, one cannot expect to bring up children nor live in the way according to one's desired religious or ethnic preference. So migrating to another country is not necessarily the best choice. One is still a minority.
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Be careful. Saira has openly stated in her videos that she does not care what Allah or the Prophet Muhammad have to say about riba. She has been involved in consuming riba her whole adult life in the mortgage system. Her new thing is trying to get people to move to Malaysia and go through her so she can profit off your interest based loan.
This is all from her own videos, just a warning from my .
We believe in live and let live brother. 🙏
@@tinydetour not if your a Muslim.