Can Retirees work partime in M'sia

[newsman]

Can Retirees work partime in M'sia ?

[ksl]

Can Retirees work partime in M'sia ?

Kan lah get work permit!

[ecureilx]

Can Retirees work partime in M'sia ?

Cekap Melayu ?? LOL

Getting a WP is the toughest thing to do in Malaysia .... Good luck

[nakatago]

Can Retirees work partime in M'sia ?

Cekap Melayu ?? LOL

Getting a WP is the toughest thing to do in Malaysia .... Good luck

To be fair, ksl said it's possible*, nothing about it being easy.

* 1 in a million chance is still possible; probable is a different story.

[newsman]

Can Retirees work partime in M'sia ?

Cekap Melayu ?? LOL

Getting a WP is the toughest thing to do in Malaysia .... Good luck

Thanks. Maybe tough but will out more. The fastest route to Heaven is for Retiree to be doing nothing & useless.

[ecureilx]

Can Retirees work partime in M'sia ?

Cekap Melayu ?? LOL

Getting a WP is the toughest thing to do in Malaysia .... Good luck

Thanks. Maybe tough but will out more. The fastest route to Heaven is for Retiree to be doing nothing & useless.

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errr .. not to offend you, but that should be done in your own country .. not in another country (If you are not a Malaysian, as a retiree, even MM2H doesn't allow you to work .. if I remember correctly .. )

So are you a local here or ???

Nak: yes, possible, not impossible ..

[newsman]

Cekap Melayu ?? LOL

Getting a WP is the toughest thing to do in Malaysia .... Good luck

Thanks. Maybe tough but will out more. The fastest route to Heaven is for Retiree to be doing nothing & useless.

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errr .. not to offend you, but that should be done in your own country .. not in another country (If you are not a Malaysian, as a retiree, even MM2H doesn't allow you to work .. if I remember correctly .. )

So are you a local here or ???

Nak: yes, possible, not impossible ..

Thanks for the update.

[the lynx]

On the contrary, yes you can.

http://www.mm2h.gov.my/incentive7.php

Assuming you are a foreigner and you're retiring in Malaysia under Malaysia My Second Home programme (MM2H), you are allowed to work part-time and also own business (subject to the T&C). But there is income tax involved

Edit: Typos...

[ecureilx]

On the contrary, yes you can.

http://www.mm2h.gov.my/incentive7.php

Assuming you are a foreigner and you're retiring in Malaysia under Malaysia My Second Home programme (MM2H), you are allowed to work part-time and also own business (subject to the T&C). But there is income tax involved

Edit: Typos...

thanks for the clarification

Then again, still there is a need to seek 'approval' ..

And many things in Boleh Land

[newsman]

On the contrary, yes you can.

http://www.mm2h.gov.my/incentive7.php

Assuming you are a foreigner and you're retiring in Malaysia under Malaysia My Second Home programme (MM2H), you are allowed to work part-time and also own business (subject to the T&C). But there is income tax involved

Edit: Typos...

thanks for the clarification

Then again, still there is a need to seek 'approval' ..

And many things in Boleh Land

Thanks....It is good News.
Surely muz b good n fair to M'sia Govt. Having a Income & paying is a right thing to do.

[the lynx]

On the contrary, yes you can.

http://www.mm2h.gov.my/incentive7.php

Assuming you are a foreigner and you're retiring in Malaysia under Malaysia My Second Home programme (MM2H), you are allowed to work part-time and also own business (subject to the T&C). But there is income tax involved

Edit: Typos...

thanks for the clarification

Then again, still there is a need to seek 'approval' ..

And many things in Boleh Land

From what I understood from few British old couples staying near my family home, it is always very easy to participate in the programme (and to purchase a house - money is always not a problem).

I personally observed that it is easier for foreign retires to own/run a business in Malaysia than to work part-time, though I don't have the specific info at this point of time.

[Mad Scientist]

From what I understood from few British old couples staying near my family home, it is always very easy to participate in the programme (and to purchase a house - money is always not a problem).

I personally observed that it is easier for foreign retires to own/run a business in Malaysia than to work part-time, though I don't have the specific info at this point of time.

Yes, you can as long as you have alegit registered SDN BHD aka Pte Ltd with a company secretary and then on apply for EP for you. Usually it is either 2 or 5 years deal EP. You cannot registered as Sole Proprietor or Partnership if you are foreigner. It is almost similar as in SG