My wife and I have been in JB nw for only 1 year and we absolutely also love the weather and the people. We had always had the thought to settle in Thailand, but once we had a taste of Malaysia, we knew this was definately the place to be. I feel so at home here. Glad we made this choice.
Yes, I always thought I would end up in Thailand. in fact some 15 years ago, we were all ready to pay the deposit on a very nice place in Hui Hin and then they changed the visa rules again and we nixed that idea. It took me some time to get used to being here, but now, I totally love Malaysia
Malaysia enjoys tropical weather year round however due to its proximity to water the climate is often quite humid. Despite this, the weather is never too hot and temperatures range from a mild 20°C to 30°C average throughout the year; however the highlands experience cooler temperatures. Malaysia is located in a heaven protected zone that does not experience drastic weather changes or serious natural calamities such as earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and tornadoes etc.. Enjoy light cotton, cool and casual clothing is recommended all year round. Most of the facilities are air-conditioned so like you can work and stay heavenly in comfort. The north-east monsoon blows from the months of November to April and bring heavy rains to the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia as well as to Sabah and Sarawak. The south-west monsoon season from May to October is a drier period although the tropical climate means that rain and thunderstorms can be expected from time to time. Enjoy the friendly climate shower, too. With its delightful varieties of cultures and traditions, Malaysia is undeniably a food haven that offers a sumptuous range of cuisine. Malaysians love their food and most will agree that there is no other country in the world that has as much variety of food that tastes so good. The price of the food is so affordable that you can eat out most of the time during your stay in Malaysia. Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisine are easily available at most restaurants and hawker stalls. At the same time, there are many restaurants that serve cuisine from all over the world - American, Middle Eastern, Thai, Italian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, and many others. Fast food outlets serving burgers and pizza can be found easily. Halal food is available everywhere and there are ample eateries that offer vegetarian food. Eating out in major cities is convenient as many restaurants are open 24 hours. Don't forget this heavenly words "Peace Upon You", enjoy and cheers.
When I moved here I posted a question on what it’s like in JB. No responses until the day I went to Heathrow to fly here (having never been to Asia before). A response had been added “my advice, get a gun”. I was worried like crazy where I was going. It’s now 13 years later and I love living here in Johor! You’re right it’s nothing like the impression people have.
Great to see someone posting about JB and how great it is. Like you’ve said many times the place has changed beyond recognition in the time we’ve both been here. Hope you are able to stay / return after MCO.
If you really get a gun, it's Malaysian people who have to worry 😅😥 we're scared of gun cause common people except for police and people with license and authority are the only one who have gun... Not ordinary people... 😅
Thanks you for watching. We love Johor. We lived in Taman Nong Chik for 9 years and Taman Molek for 1, before moving out to Sunway. All different, but all nice places to live. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Ah, yes, if only I had started vlogging all those years ago. I would really have some amzing tales to tell. Anyway. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Well, apart from a cruise that I went on with the school to the Baltic. I never actually left the UK for a holiday until my first honeymoon at age 25. My (present) Wife and I have always preferred to spend our 'spare' money travelling rather than new cars or stuff like that. For a while we were doing 2 or 3 trips to Vegas a year. I have some great Vegas stories as well. I might tell one day.
XD I remember when your channel was really really small lol... now you are getting 11k views wew... times have changed.... I also work in JB I certainly think Johor is the best balance so far in Malaysia... you can still find nature, but you can still find gadget/tech stuff, the traffic jam is not as a bad as in KL... you can still find a place of living thats affordable as long as its further away from JB hahahh... its between Borneo and the North of Malaysia too.... also since I'm Sabahan , Johor is not that foreign to me because there are many Sabahan in Johor that there are place where you can easily find another Sabahan.... Kelantan too its the same... what do you get after all that? FOOD from all over Malaysia... I think that's what I would like to see more from you tho, eating real local Malaysian food, there are tons... I'm sure you will find something that you might actually enjoy.... I know you "layan" Laksa haha
OK so, here's the deal. You want to see me eat local food. After this 'mess' is over (and provided we are allowed back into the country after our visa run). I want YOU to meet me and take me to some local places for local food. (on me) as long as you don;t mind being on camera. Thanks for being there since the early days and for commenting.
Hi, Sadly No. I have taken Bahasa lessons on a few occasions. But, almost everybody I have ever met in Malaysia speaks such good English, that I never get practice and so I give up.
@@SilverfoxJB sir, the best, easiest way to learn bahasa melayu is by communicating, even with a kid.lLearning from mistakes is the best experience tho sometimes it made us laugh out loud.
hidup hanya sementara what are u trying to say, sir? Malaysian ppl can speak English fluently and some of Malaysian that isn’t that fluent still can hold a basic conversation in English
Coming from Sarawak, growing up, people used to tell me that Johoreans are the coolest people in West Malaysia. But I guess now Johor has the most hated football club in the country LOL.
Greetings from Singapore... Malaysia is a beautiful country... And the state of Johor especially so... If you love Winding country roads, Hiking, Waterfalls, Snorkeling, Tropical fruits (esp durian 😊) , Seafood (Gong Gong / Ikan Pari.. ) .. Riverfish (esp Steamed Baung / Pak Su Kong / Ikan Tapah) ... Malay Kacang Pool/Longtong/Satay/Rendang/Lemang/Assam Pedas .... Chinese stir fry / Wanton Noodles / Prawn Noodles / Hakka kueh/Dim sum ..... Roti prata /curry fish head ...
Cos it's seriously too hot and without any big trees like a real tropical forest. This is like a secondary forest. Must have been an abandoned site of the property developers. Besides, no nearby villages around. Otherwise, it would be a magnet for local kids for sure.
I used to be, I used to have many, many watches. (not expensive, just obscure or collectible styles). But, that was a past life in the UK, when I could ebay.
@@lifestyleofhaniyakhan6469 Ah I see. Yes, Ebay is a wonderful thing. One of the few things I miss while living in Malaysia. I hope your husband is enjoying the cold/wet English weather lol. I prefer the heat of Malaysia. Thank you for commenting, I do appreciate it.
Welcome to Malaysia. Join local NGO's and you can see the whole country. We are developing and for young country like us over develop will take place/happens. We need people from develop country like yrself to give ideals for a better Malsysia. TQ
Many thanks for watching and commenting. Malaysia is not doing bad, every country has there problems. It could be much worse. There is a reason so many expats choose to live here.
@@SilverfoxJB agreed. Thailand got a beautiful beaches than Malaysia.. Even though I from Malaysia. I just cloudnt stand the heat. I felt like I more westerners now. Cold is better for me.
@@leeleongjang2693 Each to there own. It's a shame we can't just swap places. You get a British Visa and I get a Malaysian one. That would be a nice balance.
Sadly, I know I benefit from living in this area. But Johor's property explosion has been going on too long without the market being there. And it would be nice if they left more green land, jungle etc.
i used to live/work in iskandar area for 3 years, until a year ago (came back to kl area)... marvellous place to live, id say for its open spaces, hills and waterfronts (nusajaya, medini, g'patah etc,)...but the old jb city part is kinda so and so however...and that changi is like 2 hours away is the deal sealer for any expat thinking to relocate to iskandar...cheers
Funny thing, I have not been to Singapore for the last three years. We like to fly from Senai. Iskandar Area is a whole new world. It's nothing like old JB - We spent 10 years living in old JB. It's nice, but everything is broken and dirty and crowded. In Iskandar it's a modern new world with space and greenery, wide roads and less traffic. We are very lucky to be here. Thank you for watching. and commenting.
It's always just me, but I'm often in different places. Except of course we are under a movement control order! Thank you regardless for watching and commenting. If it's not what you want move on.
Hi, thanks for watching. She makes her own decisions. She won't listen to me. However, she has started editing her own vlogs which I am pleased about. As I used to edit all her vlogs and I think it's better as it's her story, not my interpretation of her story.
We are not here permanently, we are here on a tourist visa and so have to leave every 90 days. It's not perfect but it's the only way we can do it. It's getting harder though, so, we are considering moving to another country. Malaysia should allow people to just pay to extend their Visa for a year or more (like the Philippines and Thailand). Expats bring a lot of money into the country and of course all those empty properties need somebody to rent and live in them! Thank you for commenting.
You know it's going to be a good video when you get Hugo Boss advertising followed by Canon. Nice to get something a bit different from this one. England's climate versus Malaysia is no contest. Still loving the dailys. Good job !
No not really, We did drive from Johor to Thailand. But we have not gone around Malaysia. When all this is over, I want to ride my motobike around the coast of Malaysia
I thought Malacca is more of a paradise, don't u think so? Cleaner, the air is still very fresh, Underpopulated, cheap & high quality food.. I left JB exactly 13 years ago, too industrial, too noisy n the Danga Bay where i used to live has turned into something fake beyond my understanding😆
Malacca is beautiful, but my Wife picked JB and I'm happy she did. Danga Bay is unrecognizable from 13yrs ago. Lots of change in Honor, some good, some bad. But we are happy here. Thanks for watching
@@SilverfoxJB yeah, im also happy that u found Malaysia a home.. Malacca isnt so far btw😂😂😂 How do u manage to extend yr Visa w/o the My2ndHome? Sorry to ask, just wondering🤗🤗
It could be cheaper, be we actually spend the same as when we lived in the UK, because we have to do visa runs every 90 days. We just prefer it here, nice people, weather and food.
Aiyoh not that political bullshite. Please don't spread your ignorance. It might fool the gullible..but actually it did and the people bought that bs and suffered for 22 months. :D
@@SilverfoxJB I don't know why not. I mean if they are trying to attract those China citizens to buy condos here why not a Briton who's peaceful and promotes the country in his own way.
@@GrumpX Sadly my friend it's above our pay grades. Every country has a right to protect it's borders and decide who gets to stay and who doesn't. And I am fine with that. I just wish Malaysia would do what the Philippines does and make it so that we can just pay to renew our visa for up to three years and they go out of the country and come back and start again. If we broke any laws or were deemed to be a problem to the nation,, it would be easy to rescind the visa.
oh yeah, you only have to get in a taxi in Singapore and tell them you are going to Johor for the horror stories to start. Personally, I think Johor is no more dangerous than any other City and it's a lot safer than many.
@@SilverfoxJB and yet they themselves cross over to get cheap provisions and to breathe Malaysian air. How unfair is that? I hope tourist crossing over from Malaysia doesn't experience the same situation. Singapore is modern , clean and safe but yet it is missing a lot of soul if i can put it that way. People get easily irritated because of the stressful lifestyle. There are fighting on trains , in the malls and on the streets. They try to act like American by speaking English but they ended speaking singlish which is Singapore version of English instead 😁 The people suffocates due to lack of space and yet the government bring in foreigners to increase the population
My wife and I have been in JB nw for only 1 year and we absolutely also love the weather and the people. We had always had the thought to settle in Thailand, but once we had a taste of Malaysia, we knew this was definately the place to be. I feel so at home here. Glad we made this choice.
Yes, I always thought I would end up in Thailand. in fact some 15 years ago, we were all ready to pay the deposit on a very nice place in Hui Hin and then they changed the visa rules again and we nixed that idea. It took me some time to get used to being here, but now, I totally love Malaysia
Just cant imagine your family asking : where are you going dad?
Mom : nevermind him, he is gonna go to his spot. You can watch him on yt if u want 😆
Nobody cares about me. They have their own YT chanels. Many thanks for watching and commenting.
@@SilverfoxJB
😂😂😂
Malaysia enjoys tropical weather year round however due to its proximity to water the climate is often quite humid. Despite this, the weather is never too hot and temperatures range from a mild 20°C to 30°C average throughout the year; however the highlands experience cooler temperatures. Malaysia is located in a heaven protected zone that does not experience drastic weather changes or serious natural calamities such as earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and tornadoes etc.. Enjoy light cotton, cool and casual clothing is recommended all year round. Most of the facilities are air-conditioned so like you can work and stay heavenly in comfort. The north-east monsoon blows from the months of November to April and bring heavy rains to the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia as well as to Sabah and Sarawak. The south-west monsoon season from May to October is
a drier period although the tropical climate means that rain and thunderstorms can be expected from time to time. Enjoy the friendly climate shower, too. With its delightful varieties of cultures and traditions, Malaysia is undeniably a food haven that offers a sumptuous range of cuisine. Malaysians love their food and most will agree that there is no other country in the world that has as much variety of food that tastes so good. The price of the food is so affordable that you can eat out most of the time during your stay in Malaysia. Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisine are easily available at most restaurants and hawker stalls. At the same time, there are many restaurants that serve cuisine from all over the world - American, Middle Eastern, Thai, Italian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, and many others. Fast food outlets serving burgers and pizza can be found easily. Halal food is available everywhere and there are ample eateries that offer vegetarian food. Eating out in major cities is convenient as many restaurants are open 24 hours. Don't forget this heavenly words "Peace Upon You", enjoy and cheers.
LMAO nice opening. Thought you were about to start a game show 😆
Hello and welcome to your daily dose of meh, a show about a fat grey haired dude in a strange land.
@@SilverfoxJB lmao 😆
11 years wow . Happy to hear ur keen on Nz .
When I moved here I posted a question on what it’s like in JB. No responses until the day I went to Heathrow to fly here (having never been to Asia before). A response had been added “my advice, get a gun”. I was worried like crazy where I was going. It’s now 13 years later and I love living here in Johor! You’re right it’s nothing like the impression people have.
No doubt it's different than the UK. But in a good way. 13 years, gives you 2 more than me. Great to have you as a virtual friend.
Great to see someone posting about JB and how great it is. Like you’ve said many times the place has changed beyond recognition in the time we’ve both been here. Hope you are able to stay / return after MCO.
If you really get a gun, it's Malaysian people who have to worry 😅😥 we're scared of gun cause common people except for police and people with license and authority are the only one who have gun... Not ordinary people... 😅
@@MVPA-io5ee exactly true🤣🤣
Thanks for appreciating Malaysian (Johorean) Hospitality...
Thanks you for watching. We love Johor. We lived in Taman Nong Chik for 9 years and Taman Molek for 1, before moving out to Sunway. All different, but all nice places to live. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Enjoy your stay ^^ and be part of Malaysian
We love it here and will stay as long as the authorities allow. Thank you for watching
Tell that to Bangla...😁
Malaysian sunlight cures SAD
Definitely
Welcome to my homeland sir..
Thank you, we love Malaysia
Wow...11 years and here i was thinking when i first stumbled across your channel that it was 11 months (haven't watched the backlog yet at that time).
Ah, yes, if only I had started vlogging all those years ago. I would really have some amzing tales to tell. Anyway. Thank you for watching and commenting.
You have such interesting travel stories. I only traveled for either work, or school.
Well, apart from a cruise that I went on with the school to the Baltic. I never actually left the UK for a holiday until my first honeymoon at age 25. My (present) Wife and I have always preferred to spend our 'spare' money travelling rather than new cars or stuff like that. For a while we were doing 2 or 3 trips to Vegas a year. I have some great Vegas stories as well. I might tell one day.
oh my!! it was you!!!! glad found your youtube!!
Hi, what do you mean it was me?
XD I remember when your channel was really really small lol... now you are getting 11k views wew... times have changed.... I also work in JB I certainly think Johor is the best balance so far in Malaysia... you can still find nature, but you can still find gadget/tech stuff, the traffic jam is not as a bad as in KL... you can still find a place of living thats affordable as long as its further away from JB hahahh... its between Borneo and the North of Malaysia too.... also since I'm Sabahan , Johor is not that foreign to me because there are many Sabahan in Johor that there are place where you can easily find another Sabahan.... Kelantan too its the same... what do you get after all that? FOOD from all over Malaysia...
I think that's what I would like to see more from you tho, eating real local Malaysian food, there are tons... I'm sure you will find something that you might actually enjoy.... I know you "layan" Laksa haha
OK so, here's the deal. You want to see me eat local food. After this 'mess' is over (and provided we are allowed back into the country after our visa run). I want YOU to meet me and take me to some local places for local food. (on me) as long as you don;t mind being on camera. Thanks for being there since the early days and for commenting.
Can u speak Malay after 10 years being here?
Hi, Sadly No. I have taken Bahasa lessons on a few occasions. But, almost everybody I have ever met in Malaysia speaks such good English, that I never get practice and so I give up.
Oh my goat!!!
@@SilverfoxJB sir, the best, easiest way to learn bahasa melayu is by communicating, even with a kid.lLearning from mistakes is the best experience tho sometimes it made us laugh out loud.
@@SilverfoxJB Malaysia people cannot talk in English, very bad to Malaysia people 🤣🤣🤣👎
hidup hanya sementara what are u trying to say, sir? Malaysian ppl can speak English fluently and some of Malaysian that isn’t that fluent still can hold a basic conversation in English
I see Malaysia, listen to the story and then click like.
Uncle nice place to walk tho😅
Many thanks for watching and commenting.
Coming from Sarawak, growing up, people used to tell me that Johoreans are the coolest people in West Malaysia. But I guess now Johor has the most hated football club in the country LOL.
People hate success. I'll tell you one thing. They have the coolest football stadium!
Greetings from Singapore... Malaysia is a beautiful country...
And the state of Johor especially so...
If you love Winding country roads, Hiking, Waterfalls, Snorkeling, Tropical fruits (esp durian 😊) , Seafood (Gong Gong / Ikan Pari.. ) .. Riverfish (esp Steamed Baung / Pak Su Kong / Ikan Tapah) ... Malay Kacang Pool/Longtong/Satay/Rendang/Lemang/Assam Pedas .... Chinese stir fry / Wanton Noodles / Prawn Noodles / Hakka kueh/Dim sum ..... Roti prata /curry fish head ...
Oh Curry fish head, one of my favourites
@@SilverfoxJB Lucky you! Many locals do not know how to enjoy the dish :)
A fibreglass dhingy would be fun in those waters Silverfox . Would be quite cheap to get one in Johore
Ha ha, funny I was thinking something similar. I surprised this place isn't a magnet for local kids
Cos it's seriously too hot and without any big trees like a real tropical forest. This is like a secondary forest. Must have been an abandoned site of the property developers. Besides, no nearby villages around. Otherwise, it would be a magnet for local kids for sure.
@@MrAntonychong Thanks for watching and commenting bro.
Good story. It'll all work out.
It will or it won't. We can't complain, life has been good so far.
Very nice vid, just curious are you a watch lover/collector?
I used to be, I used to have many, many watches. (not expensive, just obscure or collectible styles). But, that was a past life in the UK, when I could ebay.
@@SilverfoxJB i love ebay..mostly i do shopping in ebay
@@lifestyleofhaniyakhan6469 In Malaysia?
@@SilverfoxJB i m in Malaysia but my husband live in uk...he use ebay for me
@@lifestyleofhaniyakhan6469 Ah I see. Yes, Ebay is a wonderful thing. One of the few things I miss while living in Malaysia. I hope your husband is enjoying the cold/wet English weather lol. I prefer the heat of Malaysia. Thank you for commenting, I do appreciate it.
Stay safe my friend 🤗
Many thanks and you
clean water,i amaze
it's nice isn't it. Thanks for watching and commenting
11 years living in Johor? have you been to Rawa island in Johor?
No, I haven't, I've only been to Tioman.
Welcome to Malaysia. Join local NGO's and you can see the whole country. We are developing and for young country like us over develop will take place/happens. We need people from develop country like yrself to give ideals for a better Malsysia. TQ
Many thanks for watching and commenting. Malaysia is not doing bad, every country has there problems. It could be much worse. There is a reason so many expats choose to live here.
Hi neighbor. Lol 😁 😁 😁
This is how legendary person live. Thnx for promote Johore.
It's a beautiful place, with beautiful people. We will be very sad to leave
@@SilverfoxJB so stay.
@@farhanaswan9311 Not our choice Abang, if it was we would.
Malaysia is good foods and nice beaches.. Only negative is too humid and hot. From London
Humid and Hot or Cold and Miserable? - I choose H&H. As for the beaches. Johor has awful beaches Thailand's beaches are far superior.
@@SilverfoxJB agreed. Thailand got a beautiful beaches than Malaysia.. Even though I from Malaysia. I just cloudnt stand the heat. I felt like I more westerners now. Cold is better for me.
@@leeleongjang2693 Each to there own. It's a shame we can't just swap places. You get a British Visa and I get a Malaysian one. That would be a nice balance.
nice i to johor boy enjoy
Many thanks for watching and commenting
I guess the area was a built up area could have been a swamp or something filled up with earth so they can create new concrete jungle
Sadly, I know I benefit from living in this area. But Johor's property explosion has been going on too long without the market being there. And it would be nice if they left more green land, jungle etc.
i used to live/work in iskandar area for 3 years, until a year ago (came back to kl area)... marvellous place to live, id say for its open spaces, hills and waterfronts (nusajaya, medini, g'patah etc,)...but the old jb city part is kinda so and so however...and that changi is like 2 hours away is the deal sealer for any expat thinking to relocate to iskandar...cheers
Funny thing, I have not been to Singapore for the last three years. We like to fly from Senai. Iskandar Area is a whole new world. It's nothing like old JB - We spent 10 years living in old JB. It's nice, but everything is broken and dirty and crowded. In Iskandar it's a modern new world with space and greenery, wide roads and less traffic. We are very lucky to be here. Thank you for watching. and commenting.
I hope you have a friend to practice malaysian language
I have tried, they just laughed because I was so bad. Thanks for watching.
I was wondering that you gonna show me something in that area.I was expecting to see something. But naa..its just you. hmm okay.
It's always just me, but I'm often in different places. Except of course we are under a movement control order! Thank you regardless for watching and commenting. If it's not what you want move on.
Found your channel after watching sasha and Tilly.Please tell them to upload more i love their vids❤️
Hi, thanks for watching. She makes her own decisions. She won't listen to me. However, she has started editing her own vlogs which I am pleased about. As I used to edit all her vlogs and I think it's better as it's her story, not my interpretation of her story.
You mean to tell us you've been staying in Johore for 10 years?! That's insane.
lol, thanks for watching
I work at Citrine Hub... Must make a trip to this place after work one fine day.
Lots of nice places in the area. Thank you for watching and commenting.
how do you stay in malaysia permanently visa wise?
are you on mm2h?
We are not here permanently, we are here on a tourist visa and so have to leave every 90 days. It's not perfect but it's the only way we can do it. It's getting harder though, so, we are considering moving to another country. Malaysia should allow people to just pay to extend their Visa for a year or more (like the Philippines and Thailand). Expats bring a lot of money into the country and of course all those empty properties need somebody to rent and live in them! Thank you for commenting.
Are you under MM2H Programme? Sorry if you've already mentioned it before.
Hi, No only a tourist visa. We have to leave after 90 days under normal circumstances.
Hey what u doing in jungle?...ohhh I just worried it might get snake in it.....
I'm looking for snakes ;) - Thank you for watching.
Be careful everywhere u go in jungle...
Beware of the King Cobras
@@binmohdyusof2323 I want to find one, just not right in front of me!
Hati2 takut ada buaya di tepi sungai
But very rare no?
You know it's going to be a good video when you get Hugo Boss advertising followed by Canon. Nice to get something a bit different from this one. England's climate versus Malaysia is no contest. Still loving the dailys. Good job !
Really such high class adverts on my low class dross? Probably knock offs.
@@SilverfoxJB No it's 100% legit just like the stuff the guys sell you on the beach near Benidorm.
Have u been driving across all states in malaysia sir?
No not really, We did drive from Johor to Thailand. But we have not gone around Malaysia. When all this is over, I want to ride my motobike around the coast of Malaysia
❤❤❤ From Singapore🇸🇬🇸🇬
Welcome. Do you watch Living with Lionel? He's my favorite Singapore Vlogger
Why Johor what secret about it
No idea. My Wife choose it. But, over time we have grown to love it.
I thought Malacca is more of a paradise, don't u think so?
Cleaner, the air is still very fresh,
Underpopulated, cheap & high quality food..
I left JB exactly 13 years ago, too industrial, too noisy n the Danga Bay where i used to live has turned into something fake beyond my understanding😆
Malacca is beautiful, but my Wife picked JB and I'm happy she did. Danga Bay is unrecognizable from 13yrs ago. Lots of change in Honor, some good, some bad. But we are happy here. Thanks for watching
@@SilverfoxJB yeah, im also happy that u found Malaysia a home.. Malacca isnt so far btw😂😂😂
How do u manage to extend yr Visa w/o the My2ndHome?
Sorry to ask, just wondering🤗🤗
cheaper to live in malaysia and amusing antics from the local politicians ;)
and not to forget the quote, " Cash is King " by their famous ex-PM
It could be cheaper, be we actually spend the same as when we lived in the UK, because we have to do visa runs every 90 days. We just prefer it here, nice people, weather and food.
Aiyoh not that political bullshite. Please don't spread your ignorance. It might fool the gullible..but actually it did and the people bought that bs and suffered for 22 months. :D
@@GrumpX I'm out of the political thing. I have no rights here and can't vote. It's better that way. It's not my country. Although I wish it was.
@@SilverfoxJB I don't know why not. I mean if they are trying to attract those China citizens to buy condos here why not a Briton who's peaceful and promotes the country in his own way.
@@GrumpX Sadly my friend it's above our pay grades. Every country has a right to protect it's borders and decide who gets to stay and who doesn't. And I am fine with that. I just wish Malaysia would do what the Philippines does and make it so that we can just pay to renew our visa for up to three years and they go out of the country and come back and start again. If we broke any laws or were deemed to be a problem to the nation,, it would be easy to rescind the visa.
why not?
Indeed
Moral of the story is.. always trust your wife instinct..
Took me a while to learn that. But, yes sound advice.
It is true that Singaporean will say bad things about Malaysia to avoid tourist from crossing over
oh yeah, you only have to get in a taxi in Singapore and tell them you are going to Johor for the horror stories to start. Personally, I think Johor is no more dangerous than any other City and it's a lot safer than many.
@@SilverfoxJB and yet they themselves cross over to get cheap provisions and to breathe Malaysian air. How unfair is that? I hope tourist crossing over from Malaysia doesn't experience the same situation. Singapore is modern , clean and safe but yet it is missing a lot of soul if i can put it that way. People get easily irritated because of the stressful lifestyle. There are fighting on trains , in the malls and on the streets. They try to act like American by speaking English but they ended speaking singlish which is Singapore version of English instead 😁 The people suffocates due to lack of space and yet the government bring in foreigners to increase the population
Hi hallo .
Hi
tin mines lake
Really or are you just guessing?
if the lake in johor, i'm not so sure
@@zbaabb5274 yeah in Johor, could be clay pits, lots of building in the area, and there seems to be a lot of that type of land around.
Have you been to Georgetown, Penang and around the island?
Yes, it's a beautiful Island. We had a holiday there 3 years ago.
ALFATIHA SURAH ALRUM MY HOME LAND DEVELOPMENT SOON 🆕😇✔️
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