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@bille5463 Wsalam, most international schools are British international schools. You can watch our RUclips video on International schools in KL which will give you a better understanding of the higher tier, mid tier and budget friendly schools. The best packages are paid by the higher and mid-tier schools. Good luck! 🙂

​@@safandsara Ok, thanks!

International Schools will be looking for a bachelor's degree in Education or ECE. I think this is also a requirement for schools to apply for a teaching permit and employment visa for expats. However, please do check with the school that you would like to apply to for further clarification.

Since this video, the new MM2H conditions came out. If you want the more accurate and updated version for the MM2H conditions or other visas, please click on the link below and fill out the enquiry form as they will be able to assist you with any Malaysian Visa queries: mm2h.co/safandsara

@@TheLucianoLeggio 😂😂😂 we'll remember to keep a smile on our faces at all times

@mahmoodmalik140 we have had colleagues who have applied in their 50's and it hasn't been an issue. However, 60 would be the limit as its considered retirement age in Malaysia

Thank you very much for the information and quick response. JazakAllah

​@@mahmoodmalik140you can always give private tuition..the rich & famous in Msia prefer their children to be able to learn verbal English from someone with British or American accent,

@@ellehanim9559 Thanks you and have a wonderful day!

@mahmoodmalik140 Congratulations to your son! Wishing him all the best with his choice of university course. It is a shame Nottingham doesn't offer architecture. We hope he is happy in Toronto and that lots of opportunities open up for him.

@@safandsara Thank you i will visit Malaysia this coming winter InshAllah. We like to move to Malaysia and will check out Universities which offer Architecture undergraduate courses.

@mahmoodmalik140 There are other great universities in Malaysia that also offer affiliate programmes with universities in the UK and America. Visiting Malaysia would be the best decision so you get first-hand experience of what it has to offer. Wishing you and your family all the best!

@zubairhakda We will be releasing a video this week, which will give you an idea of expenses. You can also watch our video about 'Raising Children' which will tell you more about deen. ruclips.net/video/5BePvzEjQ2Y/видео.htmlsi=HRooat9BJ_240zBv

@@RB-bw4vh wishing all the best.

@@norazmah5404 agree. Thai durian just isn't the same

@@foziaakhtar3403 😂

@@kamerarosak it's called sling puck board game. Can be found on lazada or shoppee 😃

@@rizwankayanivlog. we hope you enjoy it!

@@arzo6204 Most of the Islamic International schools in KL are English medium schools so all subjects will be taught in English.

@@SlavetoAllah weather was another factor we always considered 😃

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@Confidential84 Yes, all the MM2H tiers are renewable.

@@moses9051 not at all. Daar Chawal follows us around the world. 😂

@@safandsara lol

@foziaakhtar3403 hey eesa 👋

We are from the UK. Alhamdulillah we have been working and living in Malaysia for the last 6 years. Malaysia is an incredible country with amazing people.

@@sideecm enjoy!

@@joeyh3167 😍

For me, the best nasi lemak was my late mom's homecooked nasi lemak. If you guys have a chance, when you see a little crowd at the roadside vendor nasi lemak, stop by and try the nasi lemak. From my experience, some of the best nasi lemak in town, are from the street.

@Yasin_Affandi sorry about your mum. We certainly will try roadside nasi lemak. It seems like a popular choice.

@@safandsara No worries, it was really a long time ago, almost 42 years ago, I was still very young when she passed away by breast cancer. My late dad also passed away by cancer few years ago. Yes, you guys try that, some of the best nasi lemak are from the street, but beware, there's also not very good or just ok nasi lemak from the street, the stalls, the cafes and restaurants. Enjoy your weekend. 😀

@Yasin_Affandi 🤲 thank you. We will look out for roadside nasi lemak queues which may be a giveaway 😃

@@safandsara Wonderful, If you want to know whether the nasi lemak is worth a try, you can actually smell the fragrance of the coconuty nasi lemak, by a glance, whether it's fluffy or not, and you can actually smell the delicious sambal. Nowadays, I'm quite disappointed by some nasi lemak, more expensive but smaller quantity, smaller egg, not enough slices of cucumber, very little deep fried dried anchovies and peanuts. Hopefully you guys will find the most affordable, most delicious nasi lemak near where you guys stay. 😀

@saifaldin_ yeah we weren't blown away unfortunately. Maybe their rendang might be good?

@ranjit_kaur we've tried oriental kopi and madam kwan. Also enjoyed ganga cafe too. 😃