The Malaysian government is set to relax the requirements needed for foreign citizens entering the country under the Malaysian My Second Home programme (MM2H). The need for a participant to declare their source of income will be eased, along with current immigration laws which do not permit interested participants and their spouses to work on a part-time basis in the country and foreign citizens that are married to Malaysians to enter under the programme. “These are hindrances that discourage foreigners from participating in the programme,” said Malaysian tourism minister Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said. “We received feedback that most… Read more »