Kuala Lumpur, Asia's best city

[vendetta4real]

Nice thread! I believe Malaysia may have changed a bit since 2020. Seems like it is rapidly progressing. The new merdeka tower was slated to go up in 2023, so should be up soon. Second tallest structure in the world after Burj Kalifa. Penang and Malacca look like places I'd love to visit.

[Ergenburgensmurgen]

Wonder what’s holding the 1 to 2 year visit up…..

……..references.

[S Landreth]

Wonder what’s holding the 1 to 2 year visit up…..

MM2H visa

Under the new regulations, those intending to apply for the programme must prove liquid assets worth between RM500,000 and RM1.5mil depending on their age.

They must also have a monthly offshore income of at least RM40,000 (about 9,600.00 US dollars) compared to RM10,000 previously. Additionally, they must stay a minimum of 90 days in the country per year.

[Arthur Daley]

I finally convinced admin that Nitcha really was such a massive bellend. He got bored of my post-reporting and froze the username.

Serves Nitcha right for contributing 712 posts of travel pics etc instead of being like me and making 6,156 posts of stalking abusive shite.

Weirdo

[S Landreth]

don't you wonder...........

Wonder what’s holding the 1 to 2 year visit up

MM2H visa

Under the new regulations, those intending to apply for the programme must prove liquid assets worth between RM500,000 and RM1.5mil depending on their age.

They must also have a monthly offshore income of at least RM40,000 (about 9,600.00 US dollars) compared to RM10,000 previously. Additionally, they must stay a minimum of 90 days in the country per year.

[S Landreth]

That Nitcha really was a massive bellend wasn't he.

and still is.

Wonder what’s holding the 1 to 2 year visit up…..

MM2H visa

Under the new regulations, those intending to apply for the programme must prove liquid assets worth between RM500,000 and RM1.5mil depending on their age.

They must also have a monthly offshore income of at least RM40,000 (about 9,600.00 US dollars) compared to RM10,000 previously. Additionally, they must stay a minimum of 90 days in the country per year.

[Ergenburgensmurgen]

That Nitcha really was a massive bellend wasn't he.

Ergenbergen, you've got Arthur on ignore, Remember!

You're a drunk lonely little moron bitch, remember.

[Mr Tinkles]

That Nitcha really was a massive bellend wasn't he.

Ergenbergen, you've got Arthur on ignore, Remember!

[Ergenburgensmurgen]

That Nitcha really was a massive bellend wasn't he.

[Arthur Daley]

Still waiting though

[Arthur Daley]

Labuan and its capital Victoria looks well worth a visit when tourism returns to these lands.

[Nitcha]

There's a lot of Toyotas, Hondas, BMWs, and surprisingly quite a few VWs Peugeots and Citroens around the place.

The occasional Jag Bentley and Aston Martin too.

[sabang]

I'd catch the bus too if I had to drive a Proton.

[Nitcha]

Something good I've noticed is the middle classes here starting to use public transport. Quite a few comfortable looking people waiting at the front of their nice housing estate for the MRT bus.

Presumably people with cars will still use them, but perhaps those with aging cars are deciding not to renew them as there's no need to.

[Nitcha]

I first came as a long weekend visa run in the noughties and didn't think much of it, but that's because I stayed around the busy tourist areas. Get out into the suburbs and it can be a joy.

Heading here tomorrow. Vlog of typical locals. A much nicer accent than Thais speaking English IMO.