Nomad Capitalist, just remember that when you’re in Sabah, know that really belongs to the Philippines per NY Convention and IC of France. Your Malaysia is a rogue country who conspired with the British Monarchy in stealing that Philippine territory.
I have been living in Malaysia for a bit more than 4 years and I can absolutely confirm it is a special blessed country with and amazing diverse welcoming community . I am grateful to live here
As Malaysian i dont want my country to be like Thailand, Philippines or Indonesia. Let it be as it is. Rather be underrated than overated. We welcomes everybody.
I don't like it to be underrated. It shows complacency and it shows that the country doesn't want to move forward. Lets go global and let the country be known globally in a positive light.
I agree with you. Underrated doesn't mean we are complacent..it only make us want to work harder while overated will dispoint foreigners and ourselves.
Its better to be underated than overated. Most visitors will be surprised with the development and the high end facilities in Malaysia. What he said is true about Malaysia.
Ya I want underrated rather than overated too! Just like you go to overated restaurant.. and you felt disappointed/cheated because peoples/media overated the restaurant not the real food that you expected!
I went to many countries in the past.. america, canada, france, UK, italy, singapore, thailand, australia, etc.. in my opinion Malaysia is the best country to live. Good cost of living, good healthcare, good food, friendly people and most importantly, they still believe in God (good morality). The problem is many Malaysians don't realize this and there are possibilities for political disputes to ruin all these good things.
You seem to confuse tolerance and peace. We tolerate a lot of things. We just dont make a mess like street riot or massive demonstration. We believe in the constitutional law. I find it funny that you assume this to be a problem. You made the mistake of assuming our silence as a sign of weakness. As much as we can tolerate, we tolerate.
@@nicolasnareshkumar If you believe in a religion, then you believe in the divine law and believed that you are being monitored by God 24/7. So you will try to adhere to your religion's moral values without the need to be monitored by the authorities. However, I'm not saying that atheists or liberals only act good in front of the authorities. What I meant was the conservatives supposedly should be easier to control since they follow both constitutional and divine law.
@@hkhan3535 Exactly! Malaysia has good morality as they believe in God. I recently went there last month. I had been to Australia and Singapore before; Malaysians are by far more moral and friendly.
@@camelotenglishtuition6394 I know KL and other parts of Malaysia just like I know NYC. I’ve always been spending my entire holidays especially winter in Malaysia. Perfect weather, people, foods, and sceneries are catalysts to her majestic and stunning beauty!
I worked in Kuala Lumpur in 2012 and within a couple of months I wondered why no one was talking about the city as a place to live. Easily the best value for living city in the world, so glad I bought a property there pre covid, I live elsewhere in Asia so anytime I have a week off I'm in KL for a little break. I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED everyone invest here !
I live in Dubai and just rented an apartment for long term at KL center. I like the food, people, nature, intastructure, english speaking, affordable… we will be flying over with my wife and spending some time there.
Malaysia is something else. This extremely diverse beautiful country has something for everyone. The beautiful contrasts and diversity of Malaysia make it a unique destination for visiting and even living. Go explore beyond KL and you’ll understand my point. I love you Malaysia ❤
I totally agree, I was in KL in February and March, the people are wondering, polite and friendly, they are a credit to a society who have suffered during the Pandemic.
@@hawaahmad8238 Re pandemic, either you have a short memory, a severe lack of empathy, or blissfully ignorant of how your neighbours were coping. Which one are you?
In fact, Malaysia is less suffered due to COVID-19 compared to other developed countries in the West which many of their citizens died to pandemic and the economy affected badly. Malaysians were resilient and any crisis made us stronger helping each other regardless of backgrounds.
@@aidanross9489 Not really bragging or boasting as no single country is perfect. To say 'be thankful that we made through' seems such an arrogant statement! I was only trying to correct what the guy said that we are polite and friendly due to we suffered of pandemic and learned from it. I'm in my late 40s and was living in Europe during the early pandemic and seen horrible situation there and also lost my good friends and neighbours. Not sure you are an Asian or ever been to any Asian countries though. It is not just Malaysia, the virtue of helping and caring each other during the crisis also happened to other Asian countries as part of our cultures. As example during the economic crisis in 1998 , Thai people donated all their wealth included women of their gold and jewelleries in helping the government to overcome the crisis. We don't need you the Westerners to validate or recognise us at all. Just look at your own country and care your own people, mostly friends, families and neighbours.
@@kimmie5861not just that, drivers beat red light and don't give priority to pedestrians, poor road condition with potholes, hygenic problem in some restaurants and toilets, slow and inefficient public service, poor internet coverage and instability, poor attiude in keeping public place clean, poor water quality that many Malaysians install water filter at home. There is a long way to go for Malaysia to be a developed country.
Love Malaysia!! The food is delicious and the people are wonderful!! May have to look into the VIP visa? I get 90 days visa on arrival. Two favorite S.E.Asian countries are Malaysia and Singapore.
Only been to Malaysia once and it was 30 years ago but it was fantastic in every respect and I'd highly recommend it to anyone. I enjoyed every moment I was there and would love to go back.
@@zaharizak Yeah, it sure has been too long, alright. I didn't really realize it had been this long until I started watching Andrew's channel. I'm hoping to get there soon. I'm starting to wind things down here in Canada... in fact, I'm working on that at the moment, actually.
Malaysia is a wonderful country! For 5 years, I planned to retire there but then they changed the MM2H program and I no longer qualify. I think it's too bad they don't have a program for middle-income retirees anymore. I might still visit for a few months but I'm planning to relocate permanently and invest somewhere else now.
My English senior member neighbor goes to Thailand every three months to stamp his passport and been living here in Penang which is near Thai border for many years and living on social credit from his home country.
I love the thought of malaysia being an underrated mystery country and alot of people label malaysia as 'hidden gems' once they find it so it filters away the normies and only the 'advance' explorer/entrepreneurs will find this hidden gem of a country
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MALAYSIA a true bless to live in..the people are so warm hearted nice and full of smiles, safe and everything works well here.. All the people are just blessed to have a wonderful country like Malaysia. Where I come from the basic needs are not there safety for my family is a huge question..its no use that you live but you in fear... Malaysia you life you can work you contribute to the economy and you can enjoy your life in peace and happiness
I am considering its 20 years VIP visa. I think malaysia is just a perfect place to consider as a business base. they will not give you a citizenship but you do not actually need it. a latin citizenship like brazil should be fine.
Agree with you! Been in Malaysia 2 times and looking forward to come back one day. Don't understand why most of people prefer Thailand, Malaysia seems to me a better version of Thailand with english-speaking people and without restrictions for foreigners.
Cost of living, while not as high as Singapore or HK is still (slightly) higher compared to Thailand and/or Indonesia. It is comparable to the Philippines. Mostly its just bias because the first thing that comes to mind would be muslim majority (tons of restriction=not fun) vs not muslim majority (=party+alcohol=fun times).
Malaysian people is an asset considering it plays important role for someone to invest here in malaysia,thanks for in a way advertise people to come and invest here👍👍
Thanks Andrew, the 'Nice People' 6:15 factor is so much more important than most account for. It's nice to be in a place where one is not seen as just a 'gaijin', a 'farang' to be taken advantage of. There's an ease of mind where you can be genuine buddies with the people of whichever country you choose to be an expat in.
The fact that MM2H and other visas are so exorbitant at a few millions is already fact that Malaysia treats foreigners as gaijin and money pots as well
@@richardbranson8844 No. Malaysia becoming one of the best country to live in. More people means more facilities and opportunities required to fulfill everyone needs. Government forsee this problem and tried to manage it by increase the standard for MM2H. Generally, Malaysian people won't manipulate expat. Thats why, people keep coming and give good remark to this country.
It's really remarkable and refreshing to find a non native Malaysian feeling so much love for Malaysia. In contrast we Malaysians have so much cynicism and skepticism about our own country
KL is developing super fast with some of the most impressive skyscrapers and global businesses in the world. It feels good to be in that type of environment with a lot of growth. Also, you are just a short flight away from paradise islands, Singapore, Bali, Bangkok, Manila etc. You are in the center of all of the fun available to you in SE Asia.
Every place has areas that seem "ratty". Try strolling along the Klang river in the afternoon. Grown men buck naked on the banks washing with that filthy water. It's whatever. I'm still in Malaysia because overall I like it.
@@Not_A_Tourist Report them. It's illegal to do that, and we Malaysians certainly don't want any of our own to be doing it. Wonder why haven't i heard about this considering what you are saying is actually something highly illegal and taboo here (in 2023, too, where everywhere in Klang already have cctv)
Malaysia is not perfect but has some sweet spots..not too densely populated, very diverse so you will not feel alienated, public spaces are family and child friendly, locals dont dont totallt give foreign tourists what they want but you get genuine local experience, wide housing options and good infrastructure
Served in Malaysia during Confrontation in the early to mid 1960s. A beautiful country with wonderful people I think it is unique in that part of Asia and long may it remain so. Very proud of the marvelous country it is.
I agree with this presenter. I visited Malaysia in 2017. They have a much better standard of living the most in the USA. Lots of opportunity in Malaysia compared to the USA. They are also a high tech country.
My country is under rated. Thank god for that. Yes Malaysians are generous, honest and nice. That is why many migrants nearby came here (whether legally or illegally). Of course we do not like undocumented people. Because they know this fact. Eg Bangladeshis,Indonesians, vietnamese, indians, Pakistanis, thais, Filipinos, myanmarese, rohinyas.
Malaysia is a very pleasant country to live in as it is. It is not perfect but it has many positives and it’s beautiful here. I have lived in the UK. It was enjoyable but the weather was horrible and cost of living exorbitant.
Went to Malaysia for my exchange and that was the best period of my life. Just couldn't stand year long hot weather though so wish I could just spend 2-3 months a year there. That would be nice.
I have always loved Malaysia and respect it’s people. As an American investor, I would stay away from the greater East Asian and ASEAN region due to the growing conflicts and the strong likelihood of a greater war in the coming years. I hope that no such conflicts arise as I am generally against wars. I wish peace and prosperity to everyone in the greater ASEAN region.
The government workers are friendly and competent. IF you leave your arrogance and self expectations outside. The red tape is the system. NOT the people. Unfortunately some Malaysians themselves dont get it and demand things their way. Glad it took someone with outside experience to showcase this
I vote that too! LOL!! I do not want my city/country overly crowded. Being 30k+ mil populated is good enough. We do not need overly crowded cities that end up like Dhaka LOL!
@@mohdzaki1089if they come with documents.. OK lah. If we don't have them.. who gonna do those unwanted jobs? Cleaners and such? Sanggup ker org kita buat?
If you notice, Malaysia do not advertise its Islands due to commercialization. There are laws on advertising the islands due to protection. Malaysia plans to be underrated than overated.
You mentioned the healthcare and medical check up was top notch, can you share links of clinics or hospitals you personally tried or are highly recommended. Highly appreciate the content here!
Please also don't overrated Malaysia too. We don't wish nomad all over the world to come and bust it off. Welcome to Malaysia and enjoy the way of our life style.
Malaysia is an offordable country to live in. Reason being the low petrol price. Automatically transportation or land logistics costs played a main part in everything. Ron 95 = rm2.05/L (USD0.46/L), Ron 97 = rm3.35/L (USD0.76/L) Diesel = rm2.15/L (USD0.49/L)
I’m happy that you like our country Malaysia, we welcome anyone as long as they don’t create problems & try to change our ways of living. Thank you sir for investing in Malaysia. Foreign investments are super important for a developing country like Malaysia. You are helping the our future, enjoy your stay here & be free from all haters. Good food is always available 24-7 😊😊
Malaysia can only get better ! No big natural disaster. It's only some flooding in some low laying areas, though a lot of rainfall. Great greenie, sunny beaches all over. Oxygenated environment.
from the USA San Diego Where I work on contracts then come back to Thailand where I own a beach house and two pent house condos on the beach that I lease for passive income. after seeing this video I am inclined to explore Malaysia for property as well It would be a short flight from Pattaya to Malaysia. I sold two properties in Los Angeles and live in an low budget apt in San Diego and moving my money out of the USA I love this channel because it's about everything that I want to do. Im not quit in the high rollers club like you are but learning fast. It's amazing how wealthy you can become by getting rid of your woke western wife. Pass Port Bros living the dream. There are options out side of the US
@@nomadcapitalist I always do my own thing and walk to a different drum. My wife knows it. Thanks..but no thanks. These kinds of things are not me. I already had my travel this year...to Vietnam... Nearby to Malaysia.
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Malaysia is a Muslim country do why do u have statues on ur profile pic. U need to show the true culture and respect. If u like truly like Malaysia
Welcome to Banglaysia 😊🙏🇲🇾
Nomad Capitalist, just remember that when you’re in Sabah, know that really belongs to the Philippines per NY Convention and IC of France. Your Malaysia is a rogue country who conspired with the British Monarchy in stealing that Philippine territory.
@@nolimitcityid welcome to slums jakarta😊😅
@@viosvios725 I'am from dhaka live in KL. Banglaysia my country too and family.
I have been living in Malaysia for a bit more than 4 years and I can absolutely confirm it is a special blessed country with and amazing diverse welcoming community . I am grateful to live here
I can confirm that Malaysia is amazing. Good to see you here Campione! ;)
Where are you from
@@chongsinlee Europe
@@mauriziorosini6402 which country
@@chongsinlee His name is Maurizio Rosini ... it almost doesn't get more Italian (unless you only know Mario & Luigi ...)
As Malaysian i dont want my country to be like Thailand, Philippines or Indonesia. Let it be as it is. Rather be underrated than overated. We welcomes everybody.
I don't like it to be underrated. It shows complacency and it shows that the country doesn't want to move forward. Lets go global and let the country be known globally in a positive light.
I agree with you. Underrated doesn't mean we are complacent..it only make us want to work harder while overated will dispoint foreigners and ourselves.
Its better to be underated than overated. Most visitors will be surprised with the development and the high end facilities in Malaysia. What he said is true about Malaysia.
Ya I want underrated rather than overated too! Just like you go to overated restaurant.. and you felt disappointed/cheated because peoples/media overated the restaurant not the real food that you expected!
if that underrated means keeping a low profile or keeping it humble..i'd agree with you.
I also LOVE Malaysia and Malaysian people! It is amazing! The food is superb. I was born in HK and raised in the UK. Love Malaysia from London!
Really appreciate ❤ From Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾
I went to many countries in the past.. america, canada, france, UK, italy, singapore, thailand, australia, etc.. in my opinion Malaysia is the best country to live. Good cost of living, good healthcare, good food, friendly people and most importantly, they still believe in God (good morality). The problem is many Malaysians don't realize this and there are possibilities for political disputes to ruin all these good things.
What.... You believe what your religion. I just a citizen want to make money.....
@@WinTeRzZ47 Most likely Muslim.
You seem to confuse tolerance and peace. We tolerate a lot of things. We just dont make a mess like street riot or massive demonstration. We believe in the constitutional law. I find it funny that you assume this to be a problem. You made the mistake of assuming our silence as a sign of weakness. As much as we can tolerate, we tolerate.
@@nicolasnareshkumar If you believe in a religion, then you believe in the divine law and believed that you are being monitored by God 24/7. So you will try to adhere to your religion's moral values without the need to be monitored by the authorities. However, I'm not saying that atheists or liberals only act good in front of the authorities. What I meant was the conservatives supposedly should be easier to control since they follow both constitutional and divine law.
@@hkhan3535 Exactly! Malaysia has good morality as they believe in God. I recently went there last month. I had been to Australia and Singapore before; Malaysians are by far more moral and friendly.
Malaysia is my dream country! ❤ from NYC
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Have you ever been here ?
@@camelotenglishtuition6394 I know KL and other parts of Malaysia just like I know NYC. I’ve always been spending my entire holidays especially winter in Malaysia. Perfect weather, people, foods, and sceneries are catalysts to her majestic and stunning beauty!
@@AdrianaRenald good luck 👍
NYC is my dream city! From malaysia
Been there twice, one of the few places in the world where I would love to live. Awesome country.
Such an honour ❤. Tqvm
I worked in Kuala Lumpur in 2012 and within a couple of months I wondered why no one was talking about the city as a place to live. Easily the best value for living city in the world, so glad I bought a property there pre covid, I live elsewhere in Asia so anytime I have a week off I'm in KL for a little break.
I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED everyone invest here !
I live in Dubai and just rented an apartment for long term at KL center. I like the food, people, nature, intastructure, english speaking, affordable… we will be flying over with my wife and spending some time there.
How much would a modern 2000 square foot apartment in a good central location in KL cost?
Malaysia is something else. This extremely diverse beautiful country has something for everyone. The beautiful contrasts and diversity of Malaysia make it a unique destination for visiting and even living. Go explore beyond KL and you’ll understand my point. I love you Malaysia ❤
Malaysia is a blessed country. A gem in this world.
The people are some of the best in the world.
To hear someone who is experienced say, "Having nice people is important" is quite something. Not earth-shattering, but a revelation nonetheless.
I totally agree, I was in KL in February and March, the people are wondering, polite and friendly, they are a credit to a society who have suffered during the Pandemic.
.. we didn't suffer, we just became more compassionate and valued life even more after the pandemic.
@@hawaahmad8238 Re pandemic, either you have a short memory, a severe lack of empathy, or blissfully ignorant of how your neighbours were coping. Which one are you?
In fact, Malaysia is less suffered due to COVID-19 compared to other developed countries in the West which many of their citizens died to pandemic and the economy affected badly. Malaysians were resilient and any crisis made us stronger helping each other regardless of backgrounds.
@@nikhassan7713 Be thankful that you made it through. But pride and brag are never beautiful. Humility and staying humble win me over any time!
@@aidanross9489 Not really bragging or boasting as no single country is perfect. To say 'be thankful that we made through' seems such an arrogant statement! I was only trying to correct what the guy said that we are polite and friendly due to we suffered of pandemic and learned from it. I'm in my late 40s and was living in Europe during the early pandemic and seen horrible situation there and also lost my good friends and neighbours. Not sure you are an Asian or ever been to any Asian countries though. It is not just Malaysia, the virtue of helping and caring each other during the crisis also happened to other Asian countries as part of our cultures. As example during the economic crisis in 1998 , Thai people donated all their wealth included women of their gold and jewelleries in helping the government to overcome the crisis. We don't need you the Westerners to validate or recognise us at all. Just look at your own country and care your own people, mostly friends, families and neighbours.
Malaysia, with all its goods and bads, still my favorite country in the entire world!!
Would you please mention the "bads". I would really like to know.
@@arjunsingh29041990 the government is corrupt like all the others.
Just like old days. If you dont see rats need the street stall, the food must be no good.
@@arjunsingh29041990
The 'bad' must be corruption , fewer discos, pubs, illicit soliciting, if you know what I mean.
Dan heather ia malaysian.
@@kimmie5861not just that, drivers beat red light and don't give priority to pedestrians, poor road condition with potholes, hygenic problem in some restaurants and toilets, slow and inefficient public service, poor internet coverage and instability, poor attiude in keeping public place clean, poor water quality that many Malaysians install water filter at home. There is a long way to go for Malaysia to be a developed country.
the best underrated city in the world..keep it that way pls✌🏽
Here2 ..agreed
Love Malaysia!! The food is delicious and the people are wonderful!! May have to look into the VIP visa? I get 90 days visa on arrival. Two favorite S.E.Asian countries are Malaysia and Singapore.
Best retirement place still Malaysia. MM2H allows people to stay long term but I think the requirement is quite high.
You might look for nomad visa under de rantau programme
Aku cinta Malaysia too!!!
Only been to Malaysia once and it was 30 years ago but it was fantastic in every respect and I'd highly recommend it to anyone. I enjoyed every moment I was there and would love to go back.
❤you're welcome back..gracias
Welcome back to Malaysia anytime ❤
@@hKChen909 Thank you! I really hope I have the opportunity to go back.
@@hughjass1044 30 years is too long Grandpa.. 🤣🤣. Come and bring all your grandchildren along.. it will be a super fun holiday.
@@zaharizak Yeah, it sure has been too long, alright. I didn't really realize it had been this long until I started watching Andrew's channel. I'm hoping to get there soon. I'm starting to wind things down here in Canada... in fact, I'm working on that at the moment, actually.
Malaysia is a wonderful country! For 5 years, I planned to retire there but then they changed the MM2H program and I no longer qualify. I think it's too bad they don't have a program for middle-income retirees anymore. I might still visit for a few months but I'm planning to relocate permanently and invest somewhere else now.
Recently there is talk that the new government might revise the MM2H programme.
Well if thats where your heart is we need to make them hear that they should accomadate middle class becoz all the programm are made for the rich..
My English senior member neighbor goes to Thailand every three months to stamp his passport and been living here in Penang which is near Thai border for many years and living on social credit from his home country.
There are new programme. Its nomad visa programme called as de rantau.
❤
I love the thought of malaysia being an underrated mystery country and alot of people label malaysia as 'hidden gems' once they find it
so it filters away the normies and only the 'advance' explorer/entrepreneurs will find this hidden gem of a country
Foodie capital of the world and truly Asia!period!
I love the emphasis on living amongst kind people. It is so important!
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I'm visiting KL next week, I'm excited to see how much I like it there
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When you see Malaysia tall buildings it will blow your mind
@@chengong748 That is actually one of the things I look forward to most.
MALAYSIA a true bless to live in..the people are so warm hearted nice and full of smiles, safe and everything works well here..
All the people are just blessed to have a wonderful country like Malaysia.
Where I come from the basic needs are not there safety for my family is a huge question..its no use that you live but you in fear...
Malaysia you life you can work you contribute to the economy and you can enjoy your life in peace and happiness
Superdope!!! They are very nice and I love Malaysia! The New Digital Nomad Visa is interesting, would love your opinion.
Malaysia is a beautiful country ❤️
Agree.
I have visited Malaysia 5 times myself and hoping to go there again but I am also planning to retire there at some point in the near future
Semoga Malaysia sentiasa dirahmati dan dilindungi dari segala keburukan. Sayang Malaysia.🇲🇾❤️
Thank you for your genuine opinion. Thank you for loving Malaysia.
I am considering its 20 years VIP visa. I think malaysia is just a perfect place to consider as a business base.
they will not give you a citizenship but you do not actually need it. a latin citizenship like brazil should be fine.
Have you heard for malaysia nomad visa under de rantau programme?
Agree with you! Been in Malaysia 2 times and looking forward to come back one day. Don't understand why most of people prefer Thailand, Malaysia seems to me a better version of Thailand with english-speaking people and without restrictions for foreigners.
Thailand is more vibrant as tourist attraction, Malaysia is more peaceful for residency purpose.
Cost of living, while not as high as Singapore or HK is still (slightly) higher compared to Thailand and/or Indonesia. It is comparable to the Philippines. Mostly its just bias because the first thing that comes to mind would be muslim majority (tons of restriction=not fun) vs not muslim majority (=party+alcohol=fun times).
malaysia is part of bangladesh
@@gilangsaputra6333 😂😂
Most foreigners love Thai girls. That why Thailand is preferred.
Malaysian people is an asset considering it plays important role for someone to invest here in malaysia,thanks for in a way advertise people to come and invest here👍👍
Thanks Andrew, the 'Nice People' 6:15 factor is so much more important than most account for. It's nice to be in a place where one is not seen as just a 'gaijin', a 'farang' to be taken advantage of. There's an ease of mind where you can be genuine buddies with the people of whichever country you choose to be an expat in.
The fact that MM2H and other visas are so exorbitant at a few millions is already fact that Malaysia treats foreigners as gaijin and money pots as well
@@richardbranson8844 No. Malaysia becoming one of the best country to live in. More people means more facilities and opportunities required to fulfill everyone needs. Government forsee this problem and tried to manage it by increase the standard for MM2H.
Generally, Malaysian people won't manipulate expat. Thats why, people keep coming and give good remark to this country.
immigrant, not expat
It's really remarkable and refreshing to find a non native Malaysian feeling so much love for Malaysia. In contrast we Malaysians have so much cynicism and skepticism about our own country
KL is developing super fast with some of the most impressive skyscrapers and global businesses in the world. It feels good to be in that type of environment with a lot of growth. Also, you are just a short flight away from paradise islands, Singapore, Bali, Bangkok, Manila etc. You are in the center of all of the fun available to you in SE Asia.
True that its nice being around peaceful people, theres something ratty about living in the West. Certainly favourites Malaysia and Thailand.
Btw Chiangmai and BKK are polluted
@@svensulzmann4282 California, and the US in general is ghetto AF. I live here.
Every place has areas that seem "ratty". Try strolling along the Klang river in the afternoon. Grown men buck naked on the banks washing with that filthy water. It's whatever. I'm still in Malaysia because overall I like it.
Go to the Philippines, they worship white people like God in there 😂...
@@Not_A_Tourist Report them. It's illegal to do that, and we Malaysians certainly don't want any of our own to be doing it. Wonder why haven't i heard about this considering what you are saying is actually something highly illegal and taboo here (in 2023, too, where everywhere in Klang already have cctv)
What a big jump in your subscribers from just over couple thousand to over 600 thousand when i first start sub..a big congrats
Glad to have you here.
Malaysia is not perfect but has some sweet spots..not too densely populated, very diverse so you will not feel alienated, public spaces are family and child friendly, locals dont dont totallt give foreign tourists what they want but you get genuine local experience, wide housing options and good infrastructure
Served in Malaysia during Confrontation in the early to mid 1960s. A beautiful country with wonderful people I think it is unique in that part of Asia and long may it remain so. Very proud of the marvelous country it is.
Honour to hear from you,Sir.... God bless you,Sir... greetings from Malaysia 🌹
Also love Malaysia
Good upbeat energy on this one Andrew.
Alhamdulillah.. Malaysia is Underrated
I agree with this presenter. I visited Malaysia in 2017. They have a much better standard of living the most in the USA. Lots of opportunity in Malaysia compared to the USA. They are also a high tech country.
are you from the us?
Malaysia in one sentence "Nicest country to raise your family"
Perfect country all around
Malaysia is probably the greatest country in the world
The whole SEA region is pretty cool though you need to consider the pros and cons of each of these countries based on your personal circumstances.
What would you personally consider as the pros and cons of each SEA countries?
Our cons is also our pros. Want perfection, go Singapore. Want adventure, maybe go Amazon jungle. Want laid back life, come to Malaysia.
Go to the Philippines, they worship white people like God in there....
With mindset like this, no wonder , penang island, Malaysia have a lot of Expats right now.. blending with the local.. 😊
immigrants, not expats
Ditto. Love Malaysia! ❤
Very informative keeping this in mind for the future.
Glad to hear it.
Thanks Andrew! I wish I have someday the opportunity to visit Malaysia! Cheers! 🍀✌🏻😎👏🏻
I love this guy. Thank you for being this wonderful human being ♥️
HELLO... FROM KUALA LUMPUR WITH LOVE 💖🇲🇾
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Hello💖
My country is under rated. Thank god for that. Yes Malaysians are generous, honest and nice. That is why many migrants nearby came here (whether legally or illegally). Of course we do not like undocumented people. Because they know this fact. Eg Bangladeshis,Indonesians, vietnamese, indians, Pakistanis, thais, Filipinos, myanmarese, rohinyas.
Totally agree with you...
Malaysia is the best place to do business
I agree with you. Kindness is important to me too. One of the biggest reasons I like Thailand is kind people.
The chickens in Thailand more prettier than in M'sia 🇲🇾😂
That's why tourist prefer Thailand!!!🤷
But many of them are actually men 😂
@@saeffareez3337unfortunately in Malaysia we only have tasty chicken curry or rendang!!!
Chicks or chickens we are taking about here? 😀😂
Thanks for this absolutely wonderful video n for sharing your lovely valuable insights.
Glad you enjoyed it.
@@nomadcapitalist Thank u. 😀
You have found a jewel. Please keep it under radar
Malaysia is a very pleasant country to live in as it is. It is not perfect but it has many positives and it’s beautiful here. I have lived in the UK. It was enjoyable but the weather was horrible and cost of living exorbitant.
KLCC is great place to live in.
Many thanks again Andrew for the video 🍷P/S:luv the music background remind me back home👌.Keep up the good work🍷Thanks.
Thank you ❤
Went for the first time ever recently from London and agree verbatim with what you say. Just watch out for thunderstorms!
that's why british was our longest reigned coloniser🤣
Went to Malaysia for my exchange and that was the best period of my life. Just couldn't stand year long hot weather though so wish I could just spend 2-3 months a year there. That would be nice.
Beautiful Muslim country
It is very friendly for non-muslims as well. Lots of bars and clubs (obv not as much as Thailand) , casinos and women don't have to dress modestly.
Muslim majority country with a large non muslim population and secular laws.
Is beer freely available?
@@vipeton.8927 Yes
@@robster7012 thanks.
Nice video..
Thanks for sharing 👍
MALAYSIA has everything any decent people want .. 🇲🇾❤️✌️😎
Thanks for visiting.
Your comment made my smile.. Thank you sir
I am KL'ite and please keep Malaysia especially KL city underrated, 😂
I have always loved Malaysia and respect it’s people. As an American investor, I would stay away from the greater East Asian and ASEAN region due to the growing conflicts and the strong likelihood of a greater war in the coming years. I hope that no such conflicts arise as I am generally against wars. I wish peace and prosperity to everyone in the greater ASEAN region.
❤Malaysia 🇲🇾 & Kuala Lumpur/"KL" = Truly Asia❣
The government workers are friendly and competent. IF you leave your arrogance and self expectations outside. The red tape is the system. NOT the people. Unfortunately some Malaysians themselves dont get it and demand things their way. Glad it took someone with outside experience to showcase this
Welcome everybody to my beloved country... Put aside your culture, respect ours, then only you will understand why "Malaysia is Truly Asia"....
Crushing it!
Love this video, Andrew! You should should do more videos like this on other countries/regions that you personally love.
Shhhhhh keep malaysia a secret please. Please go to thailand. Lolll
I vote that too! LOL!! I do not want my city/country overly crowded. Being 30k+ mil populated is good enough. We do not need overly crowded cities that end up like Dhaka LOL!
I hope less immigrants workers.....too many of them are quite annoying ...too bad we are more or less dependent on them....what to do...haiya....
Malaysia : The best underated country in the world. Yeah! thats cool. i am perfectly ok with that.
@@mohdzaki1089if they come with documents.. OK lah. If we don't have them.. who gonna do those unwanted jobs? Cleaners and such? Sanggup ker org kita buat?
Really awesome.. Malaysia Boleh😬💪🌷❤️🇲🇾❤️🌷
Malaysia semua tak Boleh...
As a South East Asian, I would say, work in Singapore, party in Bangkok, soul-search in Bali but live in Kuala Lumpur. Lol =)
Thank you very much for falling in love with us 🇲🇾 🇲🇾♥️♥️🙏🙏
I agree with u 👍 and i ❤ my hometown Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 🇲🇾
If you notice, Malaysia do not advertise its Islands due to commercialization. There are laws on advertising the islands due to protection. Malaysia plans to be underrated than overated.
That's because it hardly has any.
South East Asia is Incredible.........wouldn't live anywhere else.
MALAYSIA BOLEHHHH
You mentioned the healthcare and medical check up was top notch, can you share links of clinics or hospitals you personally tried or are highly recommended. Highly appreciate the content here!
We recently made a video on the checkup here: ruclips.net/video/WE4acd3uTw8/видео.html
niceness is genuinely important - yes i agree with that
I love lots of you young people ideas 💡
Please also don't overrated Malaysia too. We don't wish nomad all over the world to come and bust it off. Welcome to Malaysia and enjoy the way of our life style.
Government forsee this..
That why they changed the MM2H requirements and now future expat complain about it. 😂
Thank you , Sir.
😊🙏🏼
Glad to have you.
Malaysia is an offordable country to live in. Reason being the low petrol price. Automatically transportation or land logistics costs played a main part in everything.
Ron 95 = rm2.05/L (USD0.46/L),
Ron 97 = rm3.35/L (USD0.76/L)
Diesel = rm2.15/L (USD0.49/L)
Lol you forgot about the car taxes ??
I ride motorbike. Never pay parking summon.
I just Grab . Most rides cost me less than two bucks.
Super narrow way to look at it... There are many more expenses to consider than just petrol lol
I’m happy that you like our country Malaysia, we welcome anyone as long as they don’t create problems & try to change our ways of living. Thank you sir for investing in Malaysia. Foreign investments are super important for a developing country like Malaysia. You are helping the our future, enjoy your stay here & be free from all haters. Good food is always available 24-7 😊😊
Bro thats racist bro. We must be more ''inclusive'' and i hope our country becomes like London! Oh wait...
We don't mind being underrated...most importantly we are tourists n expatriates friendly.. hopefully🎉
Remember :
- Work in Singapore
- Party in Bangkok
- Settle Down in Malaysia,your home sweet home...
6:15 is the most important value for me if I go anywhere in this world... 😊
İt's a dream of me also too live there aswell
Malaysia can only get better ! No big natural disaster. It's only some flooding in some low laying areas, though a lot of rainfall. Great greenie, sunny beaches all over. Oxygenated environment.
Im glad you mention ipoh my hometown😂
from the USA San Diego Where I work on contracts then come back to Thailand where I own a beach house and two pent house condos on the beach that I lease for passive income. after seeing this video I am inclined to explore Malaysia for property as well It would be a short flight from Pattaya to Malaysia. I sold two properties in Los Angeles and live in an low budget apt in San Diego and moving my money out of the USA I love this channel because it's about everything that I want to do. Im not quit in the high rollers club like you are but learning fast. It's amazing how wealthy you can become by getting rid of your woke western wife. Pass Port Bros living the dream. There are options out side of the US
Sounds like you're living quite an interesting lifestyle, good luck to you!
yeah, that's right. I was there.
Thx
I want to go to Malaysia. In time
Hello Rahul, you have a chance to join us for the next Nomad Capitalist Live event in Kuala Lumpur:
www.nomadcapitalist.com/live/
@@nomadcapitalist I always do my own thing and walk to a different drum. My wife knows it. Thanks..but no thanks. These kinds of things are not me. I already had my travel this year...to Vietnam... Nearby to Malaysia.