MM2H by nationality
The MM2H rules are the same whatever passport you hold — same fixed deposit, same tiers, same property requirement. What actually differs is the home-country side: how you’re taxed, what happens to your pension, and how you move the money. These guides cover the part the generic pages skip.
MM2H for UK citizens
Why British retirees choose Malaysia — and the one real catch: your frozen State Pension.
Read the guideMM2H for Americans
World-class healthcare at a fraction of US cost — and the FATCA / citizenship-tax reality that follows you.
Read the guideMM2H for Australians
Same time zone as Perth, lower cost, and how the Age Pension travels.
Read the guideMM2H for Chinese nationals
Moving the deposit under the forex cap — done the compliant way.
Read the guideMM2H for Taiwanese
Territorial tax, money movement, and retirement cost versus home.
Read the guideMM2H for Hong Kongers
An affluent, ownable base in Asia — asset diversification with a familiar legal feel.
Read the guideMM2H for South Africans
A safe, rand-hedged base abroad — and moving capital out the right way.
Read the guideMM2H for Singaporeans
The cross-border Johor + RTS play — far more space and value, minutes from home.
Read the guideMM2H for Canadians
Trade the winters for the tropics — and plan around departure tax and OAS.
Read the guideMM2H for Japanese
A long-standing top MM2H market — warm, affordable, and well-connected.
Read the guideMM2H for Koreans
Education, cost, and climate — a popular family and retirement base.
Read the guideMM2H for Indians
A culturally familiar base next door — and the LRS forex limit to plan for.
Read the guideProcessing differences by nationality →
Police clearance timelines, forex restrictions, and extra documents — what varies by passport.
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