In Malaysia we have both the private & public healthcare system. The public healthcare system is almost FOC for all Malaysians bcuz we only pay one ringgit (for registration) to see a doctors/specialist etc. Bcuz the Public system handles thousands of patients daily, the queue can sometime be long and it may take a while to see a specialist & consultants because of the high volume of patients. On the other hand, you pay to use the private system (insurance or out of pocket) but you get immediate treatment.
My husband is a pantioner, recently he does scaling in a public teeth clinic. No need appointment. The doctors are very professional and the doctor advised him to do other treatment next week. My daughter is pregnant and they have scheduled a pregnancy to see the dentist. How detailed our public health is taking care of their people. Proud to be Malaysian.
If you're planning to stay in the Klang Valley, University Malaya Specialist Centre (UMSC) is renowned for its excellent healthcare services. You can conveniently book an appointment with their specialists online by searching for UMSC.
@@1ShamsFamilywe also just moved here from the US and it’s an adjustment but if you need any help pls don’t hesitate to reach out and we will do what we can iA !
There are dental clinics run by local universities for their students to do practical. It's cheaper than private and less waiting time than government clinics.
It sounds like you are all recovering from some respiratory illness! Thank you for sharing about health care! This is amazing!! Wow 24 hour clinics! This is awesome! Praise God!
Malaysian here. My family has lived in Cyberjaya for years and now that I just turned 30 (woman), I bought my first house near Cyberjaya Hospital. I just love the laid back no traffic peace there is in Cyberjaya. I live in Japan so having a place between KLIA and KL is great when I go back. There are a ton of expats there, though not as many as in Mt. Kiara and it's slowly increasing. Edit: I just noticed the neighborhood of your home and my family has a house there as well that we rent out haha.
The canandian health care system is definitely not without issue. But as newlyweds married for less than 3 months who ended up getting pregnant much sooner then we had planned, with no insurance thur work etc. I was so grateful for our canandian health care system. Then, our second child ended up having to go to the NICU after being born with the umbilical cord around her neck and being unresponsive initially. And we didn't have to stress about the cost.
One Punjabi man from Toronto he slipped from snow and he broke his leg. He had to wait for 8 hours in emergency. After that they send him back at home without any pain killer or medicine with brace on leg. Now from 15 days he is still waiting for doctor appointment to fix his leg 😢😢😢😢 Canada health system is fuc$ed up guys.
Do you know how many people have died in other countries due to medical negligence? How many ladies deliver on the side walk as they don't have money to get admitted in the hospitals and even if they try, they are refused. Not everything is perfect!
@@GUBUCHIHere if you havr an emergency just go to public hospital.. they will treat you first.. no worry of insurance whatsoever.. you can pay after treatment.. its cheaper than private hospital..
Another wonderful and amazing vlog from Saleh Family. In London UK we have NHS Government Funded Hospital and Proud to be Lobbyist for NHS HOSPITAL and PALESTINE. Did you know? UK have longest official name in the world. It’s United Kingdom of Great Britain and Norther Ireland.
I'm watching from Kelantan. Thank you for sharing. It's a benefit for me to be proud to live in Malaysia, especially my state with a 96% Muslim population. I studied in Jordan for 4 years and lived in Melbourne, Australia, for 3 years, and I know which country is best for my deen and our family. Alhamdulillah. If you come to Kelantan, welcome to our home.
I'm currently recovering for a fever and flu. Could be the same. I haven't gone for a nebulizer yet. I suppose I should. May Allaah grant you full shifaa', Sana.
May Allah give you Shifaa ! I went to a walk in clinic here with no insurance and the appt plus meds was less than 10 USD and zero wait time and walking distance from my home 🎉
We are huge advocates for car seats and our kids rear face in our car for 4+ years but unfortunately we can’t take them in the taxis here so we hang onto them tights and only go short distances and avoid highways
@@SalehFamily Good plan. I see a lot of Malaysian families don't practice safety with the little children, my family included! Some even have their babies sitting in the front passenger seat. That's one of the things Malaysia could improve on I think. But I do look forward to having easily accessible health care in Malaysia, can't wait to be back for good.
Since 20yrs plus living in Malaysia never been to a dentist with the blessing of Allah. I would never go to see a Doc in my life cos I lost all my trust of any doctor any where in the world
I'm interested to know how the costs compare not so much by currency exchange, but based on the standard of living. 30$ for something is cheap, but the Malaysian amount also has to be equivalent in terms of the income amount. A video explaining some average salaries and some basic bills,etc. would be amazing. We are very seriously considering moving as well.
@@englishlessonsonthegoanywh5788 Not really. Insurance and medical cards covers this. You should know better. There's RM 30 medical cards per month that covers these for local Malaysians.
@@ViksterG it is still expensive if you are earning Malaysian ringgit especially when surgery is needed. Not everything is covered by insurance especially after certain days or quota have been filled. Unless you experience the hardship of sourcing the finance to cover it, you wouldn't know. Normal sickness like flu, sure you can afford. However not for major diseases.
@@SalehFamily RM900 is actually incredibly cheap. Don't listen to that guy. Some people living in Malaysia just don't like this country for some reason
Malaysia really looks like a beautiful place. But it would be way way way too hot for my husband and I. We prefer the cooler weather and the change of seasons. Children are grown and out on their own, so it's just the 2 of us now. We live impensilvania and we love the changing seasons in the mountains yeah. But I wish you all the luck in the world❤
I've always wondered what it would be like to live in a country that has more than two seasons. I live in one of the ASEAN countries, however I live in a city that is quite cool, the average temperature is slightly lower than other big cities in my country. I personally don't really tolerate very hot weather. I hope someday I can visit other countries!❤️
@@PIANCARTOON yup .ts pricey for the avarage msian..but dats is the normal price nowadays for a priviate clinics/hospital..dat mean they didn't get overcharge for being a foreigner .n its a gud thing
Nice video, can you tell us how they diagnosed Sana's pneumonia and was there an additional fee for the test to confirm? Here in Vancouver, my Uncle fell and broke his wrist and waited 4 hours in the hospital which is great service for Canada lol compared to the 6 hours my son waited for a head injury.
In Canada, the doctors do NOT touch the patients, they don’t use stethoscopes (a tool to identify pneumonia), they depend on tests (x-rays etc.) which can be false. It happened to my husband, he had an x-ray, was told pneumonia, prescribed antibiotics and the next doctor told him, he didn’t. But, then it was too late, he had already started his antibiotics!!!
i think hospital cyberjaya is half public+private. hv to pay but still very affordable. non-malaysian also can go in case u need hospitalization. many expats working in cyber, they all go there too i hope at least u buy personal accidents for your family. pay annually, small payment only.
anyway do want a kitten? i found one in front of cybersquare with a collar but cannot find the owner. been fostering for a while. let me know, i can send it to u 😂 very active.
Omg.. I know Tamarind square and the layout are definitely confusing. I end up just going to where I usually go, never anywhere else.. Frustrating in my opinion..
Per Capita income of Malaysia is around US$11K and Canada USD55k , so you cannot campare Canadian income spending in Malaysia, yes this would look cheap, but ask a common person living there if they feel financial stress with expense as compare/ratio income to spend. Private doctors with fees are common way of medical in third world countries. Yes waiting time alot now a days in Canada but in the end, this is a blessing having docotors visit and healthcare are free epsically fully for kids and seniors.
You cannot see a doctor in canada. People don't understand that. You cannot go, even if you have money. Even if you are dying. Almost everyone in canada knows someone who has lost their life to the Healthcare of canada. Unfortunately i can think of both seniors & children who had to wait to be seen so long they passed. And that is the way we are forced to have it. Not the way canadians would care for eachother if they had a choice.
@njamal1275 Malaysia has public hospitals that are almost free to the Malaysian public. Private clinics are everywhere and one visit is around 30Canadians. It is easily accessible and affordable.
Sorry not really true. Unless a clinic is totally empty/deserted usually we wait around 1/2 hr to 45 mins. Also if you have money/ good insurance you can go to a private hospital. Private hospitals are not cheap but definitely probably cheaper than Canada!
Typical colonizer. Imagine in 2025 the U.S. is talking about taking the Panama Canal, Canada, Greenland, by force if necessary. What world do we live in? Absolute insanity. But when you are guilty of funding a genocide, I am not surprised
One thing I will never understand because I’m not Muslim and I don’t have to cover my whole body but if it’s like 30° out and you gotta wear a full length skirt or leggings and a long sleeve shirt, I would be stupidly hot and not doing well, I would need to wear shorts That are 5 inches long and a short sleeve shirt. I’m very happy that there’s not a lot of Muslim people being in the hospital because of Heath stroke or dying because of it because that’s my first concern I think of when I see people in the summer, especially Muslim people who have to cover up. It just makes no sense that the man can wear a short sleeve shirt and shorts. That’s kinda not fair that the woman has to cover up and not the man. But this video was awesome and the prices seem really reasonable. I’d like to see how much it would cost if you had to go to the hospital how much it would cost or how much it would cost to give birth at a hospital or go for surgery, but I don’t know if you guys could do a video on that because you don’t need any of that.
Have you ever been out east? To the Middle East? Notice how both men and women wear long clothing? Even though it’s 50 degrees out? Ya we don’t melt. We are cool under these clothes 😂 it’s a huge misconception when ppl see us covered up and think we must be miserable. Promise we are doing just fine. FYI men do have requirements to cover certain areas.
The key is loose clothing. Trust me, anything loose, doesn't matter if the fabric ran miles, is still better than a crop top and a daisy duke. Way better. You need to allow the air to circulate, and so anything that clings to your body, doesn't matter if it's so tiny like a tank top, will still be suffocating compared to loose abaya or a muslimah shirt (this is a very specific loose shirt for muslimah in Malaysia that is so long it covers the bottom).
Hi! Which province are you living in Malaysia? Like, KL, Malaka, Putrajaya, Johorbaru... Or else . This is really a very nice country to live in. But the problem is there you cannot find any permanent residency option except multiple entry Visa for a certain period of time
Sana u can afford to pay out of pocket not everyone can afford to thast why… ur not wrong about people dieing in ers and stuff … but not everyone is as well off mashallah
brother you cannot compare canada with malaysia , i malaysia i have alother competator , i just find out turkey is my competator. both are muslim and traditional value country
"Where we are normally from " ? You should have said " Where we are originally from ". Even I know that and English is my second language. BTW - you are going to miss all the current happenings in Canada . And the ones on the way - the tariffs kicking in after the 20th / the 51th State ? / the next election . Interesting times we live in here while you are on a life long vacation 😜
Assalamwalekum Saleh Family! I have been following you for several years! This is the first time I am quite not comfortable with the content.What are you trying to tell here? Can 40 million Canadians move to Malaysia? Alhamdulillah you had the resources and you were able to move but can every Canadian move so stop making them feel aweful about their lives by comparing the health services. Now are you in favour of privatizing the health care in Canada as you mentioned that you do not mind paying for health care for quicker attention. Can Canadians pay for private health care? Once it is privatized, it becomes commercial. Look at the US, people are literally dying there. Yes Canadian health care is not good enough but we have to continue to live here and fight to make it better! Not everyone can leave. It's not like medical negligence does not happen in other countries. Congratulations on the move! May Allah Subhanahutaalah bless your lovely family immensely🤲! Ameen!
No one is forcing you to do anything. We are sharing our experience on what it was like living in Canada vs what it’s been like living here. This is our story. Not yours. ❤️
@SalehFamily I never said it's my story ofcourse it's yours! You are still very new in Malaysia. Every place has good and bad sides. Hope it doesn't disappoint you! All the very best!
@@GUBUCHIInsyaallah Malaysia does not disappoint her as a Malaysian I feel blessed this country is full of barakah alhamdullillah most Malaysian are god fearing people and took their religion seriously.
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I can't get a family doctor in Canada. I come to Malaysia for walk in specialist service. Worth every penny .
Totally! Lack of family doctor in Canada is insane 😢
@@SalehFamily do you know we have blood donor privilege in malaysia? you'll get healthcare perks
In Malaysia we have both the private & public healthcare system. The public healthcare system is almost FOC for all Malaysians bcuz we only pay one ringgit (for registration) to see a doctors/specialist etc. Bcuz the Public system handles thousands of patients daily, the queue can sometime be long and it may take a while to see a specialist & consultants because of the high volume of patients. On the other hand, you pay to use the private system (insurance or out of pocket) but you get immediate treatment.
It’s great! In Canada we have no option for private. If we did, I’m sure people would be a lot healthier
@@SalehFamily❤ SUBUHANA'ALLAH🤔 THANK GOD FOR MALAYSIA👍.
My husband is a pantioner, recently he does scaling in a public teeth clinic. No need appointment. The doctors are very professional and the doctor advised him to do other treatment next week. My daughter is pregnant and they have scheduled a pregnancy to see the dentist. How detailed our public health is taking care of their people. Proud to be Malaysian.
If you're planning to stay in the Klang Valley, University Malaya Specialist Centre (UMSC) is renowned for its excellent healthcare services. You can conveniently book an appointment with their specialists online by searching for UMSC.
@@1ShamsFamilywe also just moved here from the US and it’s an adjustment but if you need any help pls don’t hesitate to reach out and we will do what we can iA !
There are dental clinics run by local universities for their students to do practical. It's cheaper than private and less waiting time than government clinics.
Our public hospitals accept walk in patients 24/7. You have to wait around 1 to 2 hour. It's free.
no. you still need to pay
@atansapian4099 not if you are government employee or their family or parent. Otherwise you need to pay.... a lot....
500 sen.
Foreigners need to pay full i think
@@zafir7007 that's exorbitant. I only paid 100 sen about 2 weeks ago 😜
Foreigners still need to pay. If you have insurance better go private. @zafir7007
It sounds like you are all recovering from some respiratory illness! Thank you for sharing about health care! This is amazing!! Wow 24 hour clinics! This is awesome! Praise God!
It truly makes a big difference for accessibility
Malaysian here. My family has lived in Cyberjaya for years and now that I just turned 30 (woman), I bought my first house near Cyberjaya Hospital.
I just love the laid back no traffic peace there is in Cyberjaya. I live in Japan so having a place between KLIA and KL is great when I go back. There are a ton of expats there, though not as many as in Mt. Kiara and it's slowly increasing.
Edit: I just noticed the neighborhood of your home and my family has a house there as well that we rent out haha.
The canandian health care system is definitely not without issue. But as newlyweds married for less than 3 months who ended up getting pregnant much sooner then we had planned, with no insurance thur work etc. I was so grateful for our canandian health care system.
Then, our second child ended up having to go to the NICU after being born with the umbilical cord around her neck and being unresponsive initially. And we didn't have to stress about the cost.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
One Punjabi man from Toronto he slipped from snow and he broke his leg. He had to wait for 8 hours in emergency. After that they send him back at home without any pain killer or medicine with brace on leg. Now from 15 days he is still waiting for doctor appointment to fix his leg 😢😢😢😢 Canada health system is fuc$ed up guys.
I though health system in canada are much better and the cost is covered
That's scary 😖
😢WE ARE LUCKY OUR BELOVED❤ SALEH FAMILY✨IS OUT.
Do you know how many people have died in other countries due to medical negligence? How many ladies deliver on the side walk as they don't have money to get admitted in the hospitals and even if they try, they are refused. Not everything is perfect!
@@GUBUCHIHere if you havr an emergency just go to public hospital.. they will treat you first.. no worry of insurance whatsoever.. you can pay after treatment.. its cheaper than private hospital..
Get well soon sana sis❤from USA😊
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this comparison video between the healthcare in Malaysia vs Canada. Happy New Year 2025.
You are welcome! Happy New Year to you too!
@SalehFamily Thank you. 😀
Another wonderful and amazing vlog from Saleh Family. In London UK we have NHS Government Funded Hospital and Proud to be Lobbyist for NHS HOSPITAL and PALESTINE.
Did you know?
UK have longest official name in the world.
It’s United Kingdom of Great Britain and Norther Ireland.
Thank you for sharing ❤️
How proud are you of the " inclusive and gender-neutral " language of the NHS ? 🤔🤐 Looks like / sounds like a joke 🙄
I'm watching from Kelantan. Thank you for sharing. It's a benefit for me to be proud to live in Malaysia, especially my state with a 96% Muslim population. I studied in Jordan for 4 years and lived in Melbourne, Australia, for 3 years, and I know which country is best for my deen and our family. Alhamdulillah. If you come to Kelantan, welcome to our home.
I'm currently recovering for a fever and flu. Could be the same. I haven't gone for a nebulizer yet. I suppose I should.
May Allaah grant you full shifaa', Sana.
May Allah grant you an easy recovery
@@SalehFamily Allaahumma aameen❤️
Love that there’s no shoes in the dentist, makes it more hygienic. Maybe the pram should have been left outside with the shoes too 🤍
Totally thought about that after!
Tamarind Square is indeed tricky! I have been going there since day 1 even before it was officially opened and I still get confused sometimes!
May Allah give you Shifaa ! I went to a walk in clinic here with no insurance and the appt plus meds was less than 10 USD and zero wait time and walking distance from my home 🎉
First thing noticed was the baby in the lab and no car seats. It reminded me when I was visited Ethiopia.
May Allah speed your healing.
What a beautiful family. Love the smiles on those cute little faces. You got out in time before Canada becomes the 51st states. lol
Awww hopefully that never happens lol
Thank you for the update, get well soon. Sound of the video was not very clear, still loved it.
It's funny to watch how comfortable you are having your son sitting in your lap, not in a car seat! Only in Asia you see that!
We are huge advocates for car seats and our kids rear face in our car for 4+ years but unfortunately we can’t take them in the taxis here so we hang onto them tights and only go short distances and avoid highways
@@SalehFamily Good plan. I see a lot of Malaysian families don't practice safety with the little children, my family included! Some even have their babies sitting in the front passenger seat.
That's one of the things Malaysia could improve on I think. But I do look forward to having easily accessible health care in Malaysia, can't wait to be back for good.
Since 20yrs plus living in Malaysia never been to a dentist with the blessing of Allah. I would never go to see a Doc in my life cos I lost all my trust of any doctor any where in the world
Hope you're feeling better. But know that you'll need at least 3 times the amount of water in a tropical climate than in a cooler climate.
If you have settled income wise then you can manage your life better in any country..
MaShaAllah, stay blessed!
I'm interested to know how the costs compare not so much by currency exchange, but based on the standard of living.
30$ for something is cheap, but the Malaysian amount also has to be equivalent in terms of the income amount.
A video explaining some average salaries and some basic bills,etc. would be amazing. We are very seriously considering moving as well.
It is very expensive for the average malaysian to seek private treatments especially in the private hospital.
@@englishlessonsonthegoanywh5788 Not really. Insurance and medical cards covers this. You should know better. There's RM 30 medical cards per month that covers these for local Malaysians.
@@ViksterG it is still expensive if you are earning Malaysian ringgit especially when surgery is needed. Not everything is covered by insurance especially after certain days or quota have been filled. Unless you experience the hardship of sourcing the finance to cover it, you wouldn't know. Normal sickness like flu, sure you can afford. However not for major diseases.
@@ViksterG this is my opinion, let's agree to disagree.
What part of Malaysia are you in? It looks like paradise.
Tamarind Square...Cyberjaya/Putrajaya
You can go to any neighbourhood clinics
As a Malaysian, RM900 dentist fee for 2 still very expensive. Kid you not
Oh wow! Good to know. It’s a fraction of what we pay in Canada so we thought it was a great deal.
@@SalehFamily RM900 is actually incredibly cheap. Don't listen to that guy. Some people living in Malaysia just don't like this country for some reason
Its expensive... Seriously, but with all the price hike.. maybe it make sense.. but for average Malaysian, its most definitely expensive
Malaysia really looks like a beautiful place. But it would be way way way too hot for my husband and I. We prefer the cooler weather and the change of seasons. Children are grown and out on their own, so it's just the 2 of us now. We live impensilvania and we love the changing seasons in the mountains yeah. But I wish you all the luck in the world❤
I've always wondered what it would be like to live in a country that has more than two seasons. I live in one of the ASEAN countries, however I live in a city that is quite cool, the average temperature is slightly lower than other big cities in my country. I personally don't really tolerate very hot weather. I hope someday I can visit other countries!❤️
30CAD for a local citizen is pricey man.. we usually go to the hospital. it's only myr1. probably a little higher for non malaysian.
@@PIANCARTOON yup .ts pricey for the avarage msian..but dats is the normal price nowadays for a priviate clinics/hospital..dat mean they didn't get overcharge for being a foreigner .n its a gud thing
Dental clinics at a fancy place, definitely will cost you more, they need to pay higher rent.. :) that could be the rate for Cyberjaya...
Nice video, can you tell us how they diagnosed Sana's pneumonia and was there an additional fee for the test to confirm? Here in Vancouver, my Uncle fell and broke his wrist and waited 4 hours in the hospital which is great service for Canada lol compared to the 6 hours my son waited for a head injury.
They checked her lungs - it was a definite yes for pneumonia based on her 6 week long symptoms and how her lungs weren’t contracting as they should
In Canada, the doctors do NOT touch the patients, they don’t use stethoscopes (a tool to identify pneumonia), they depend on tests (x-rays etc.) which can be false. It happened to my husband, he had an x-ray, was told pneumonia, prescribed antibiotics and the next doctor told him, he didn’t. But, then it was too late, he had already started his antibiotics!!!
ALIHAMUDULILLAH❤ AMEEN🌟🌟 🌟MAY ALLAH SW' HEAL SANA AND THE BABY DAUGHTERS🥰.BABY YUSUF WAS SO SMART 💙😊MASHA'ALLAH.
Wow 900. Alhamdulillah for government hospital. Alhamdulillah.
Hopefully every things getting better soon
i think hospital cyberjaya is half public+private. hv to pay but still very affordable. non-malaysian also can go in case u need hospitalization. many expats working in cyber, they all go there too
i hope at least u buy personal accidents for your family. pay annually, small payment only.
anyway do want a kitten? i found one in front of cybersquare with a collar but cannot find the owner. been fostering for a while. let me know, i can send it to u 😂 very active.
68,000 Americans die in the United States every year because they cannot afford health insurance.
So sad
Omg.. I know Tamarind square and the layout are definitely confusing. I end up just going to where I usually go, never anywhere else.. Frustrating in my opinion..
May Allah SWT grant you shifaa, sister. 😢❤
Great prices… which city in Malaysia?
hows your house tranformation after your stuff arrive..wanna see a full vlogs😊
Coming soon
Your family look so Malaysian
Per Capita income of Malaysia is around US$11K and Canada USD55k , so you cannot campare Canadian income spending in Malaysia, yes this would look cheap, but ask a common person living there if they feel financial stress with expense as compare/ratio income to spend. Private doctors with fees are common way of medical in third world countries. Yes waiting time alot now a days in Canada but in the end, this is a blessing having docotors visit and healthcare are free epsically fully for kids and seniors.
malaysia is an upper iddle class country not thrid world actually
You cannot see a doctor in canada. People don't understand that. You cannot go, even if you have money. Even if you are dying.
Almost everyone in canada knows someone who has lost their life to the Healthcare of canada. Unfortunately i can think of both seniors & children who had to wait to be seen so long they passed. And that is the way we are forced to have it. Not the way canadians would care for eachother if they had a choice.
@@thaseen71we are still a 3rd world country and Canada will soon be the 51st state of USA.
Canada well on its way to becoming a third world country
@njamal1275 Malaysia has public hospitals that are almost free to the Malaysian public. Private clinics are everywhere and one visit is around 30Canadians. It is easily accessible and affordable.
Sorry not really true. Unless a clinic is totally empty/deserted usually we wait around 1/2 hr to 45 mins. Also if you have money/ good insurance you can go to a private hospital. Private hospitals are not cheap but definitely probably cheaper than Canada!
Ma'am please share which books in islam we can introduce our kids with it... Please ma'am
which part of malaysia is your house? looks beautiful..
Bro! Learn bahasa it is make easy u joint the local. Try it.🎉🎉🎉
It’s been a long journey but we’re making progress - slowly but surely! 😄
Check BM to English in RUclips you will learn faster
Certain parts of WA state has yr long wait lists.
According to Trump, soon Canada and Greenland will merge with America. I see how Canadians are happy to adopt Brian Thompson's medical methods.
Typical colonizer. Imagine in 2025 the U.S. is talking about taking the Panama Canal, Canada, Greenland, by force if necessary. What world do we live in? Absolute insanity. But when you are guilty of funding a genocide, I am not surprised
GWS guys
🥰mashaAlhah sis
Plz come back to Canada
We will to visit
One thing I will never understand because I’m not Muslim and I don’t have to cover my whole body but if it’s like 30° out and you gotta wear a full length skirt or leggings and a long sleeve shirt, I would be stupidly hot and not doing well, I would need to wear shorts That are 5 inches long and a short sleeve shirt. I’m very happy that there’s not a lot of Muslim people being in the hospital because of Heath stroke or dying because of it because that’s my first concern I think of when I see people in the summer, especially Muslim people who have to cover up. It just makes no sense that the man can wear a short sleeve shirt and shorts. That’s kinda not fair that the woman has to cover up and not the man. But this video was awesome and the prices seem really reasonable. I’d like to see how much it would cost if you had to go to the hospital how much it would cost or how much it would cost to give birth at a hospital or go for surgery, but I don’t know if you guys could do a video on that because you don’t need any of that.
Have you ever been out east? To the Middle East? Notice how both men and women wear long clothing? Even though it’s 50 degrees out? Ya we don’t melt. We are cool under these clothes 😂 it’s a huge misconception when ppl see us covered up and think we must be miserable. Promise we are doing just fine. FYI men do have requirements to cover certain areas.
The key is loose clothing. Trust me, anything loose, doesn't matter if the fabric ran miles, is still better than a crop top and a daisy duke. Way better. You need to allow the air to circulate, and so anything that clings to your body, doesn't matter if it's so tiny like a tank top, will still be suffocating compared to loose abaya or a muslimah shirt (this is a very specific loose shirt for muslimah in Malaysia that is so long it covers the bottom).
Nice video❤
I hope you have dashcam for your car
We don’t have a car here yet
Hi! Which province are you living in Malaysia? Like, KL, Malaka, Putrajaya, Johorbaru... Or else . This is really a very nice country to live in. But the problem is there you cannot find any permanent residency option except multiple entry Visa for a certain period of time
I this it must be Putra jaya as they went to Tamaraind Mall
@@mohammedthaseen4110or cyberjaya
maybe she going have another beautiful baby
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Sana u can afford to pay out of pocket not everyone can afford to thast why… ur not wrong about people dieing in ers and stuff … but not everyone is as well off mashallah
It’s $15 to see a doctor here. It’s very affordable actually
Seat belts save lives.
There's no picture 😢
Close the video and reopen it. The app glitches once in a while due to the recent update
Salam Alikum Is this insurance or are you paying out of pocket?
Waleykum salaam! You can opt in for insurance. We paid out of pocket for these visits.
brother you cannot compare canada with malaysia , i malaysia i have alother competator , i just find out turkey is my competator. both are muslim and traditional value country
Türkiye is not a competitor of Malaysia. Have been to both multiple times, Malaysia beasts Türkiye hands down.
Malaysia health care is not bad but it's super duper expensive
It's not super duper expensive that is why we are having so many Indonesians coming for treatment.
Canadian healthcare is not free...we contribute
Correct - we pay for it with taxes but it’s still covered
Syafahullah Sania
"Where we are normally from " ? You should have said " Where we are originally from ". Even I know that and English is my second language. BTW - you are going to miss all the current happenings in Canada . And the ones on the way - the tariffs kicking in after the 20th / the 51th State ? / the next election . Interesting times we live in here while you are on a life long vacation 😜
Omg we know it’s gonna be crazy here soon with elections!
Who needs to learn Arabic
You guys are from Palestine ?
They're Canadian...
@ ok
so canadian foreigners
What do u think about child marriages still happening in Malaysia?
Child marriages are disgusting and wrong no matter where they happen.
Assalamwalekum Saleh Family! I have been following you for several years! This is the first time I am quite not comfortable with the content.What are you trying to tell here? Can 40 million Canadians move to Malaysia? Alhamdulillah you had the resources and you were able to move but can every Canadian move so stop making them feel aweful about their lives by comparing the health services. Now are you in favour of privatizing the health care in Canada as you mentioned that you do not mind paying for health care for quicker attention. Can Canadians pay for private health care? Once it is privatized, it becomes commercial. Look at the US, people are literally dying there. Yes Canadian health care is not good enough but we have to continue to live here and fight to make it better! Not everyone can leave. It's not like medical negligence does not happen in other countries. Congratulations on the move! May Allah Subhanahutaalah bless your lovely family immensely🤲! Ameen!
No one is forcing you to do anything. We are sharing our experience on what it was like living in Canada vs what it’s been like living here. This is our story. Not yours. ❤️
@SalehFamily I never said it's my story ofcourse it's yours! You are still very new in Malaysia. Every place has good and bad sides. Hope it doesn't disappoint you! All the very best!
@@GUBUCHIInsyaallah Malaysia does not disappoint her as a Malaysian I feel blessed this country is full of barakah alhamdullillah most Malaysian are god fearing people and took their religion seriously.
@@suhaimipungut6384 InShaAllah! I like Malaysia, I have family over there. Jazakallah Khair for responding❤️
How much is it to buy medical insurance for a family of 5
A Yankees fan, are we?
More of a New Era fan 🤣 LA, NY, TO, depends on the day lol