Last updated: July 2026 Short answer: yes, you can bring children as dependents under MM2H. Children under 21 qualify without conditions. Children aged 21–34 can still be included, but they must be single and unemployed, with a certificate confirming this. Medically certified disabled children have no age limit at all. Once a dependent child turns […]
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Last updated: July 2026 Short answer: every MM2H tier requires a fixed deposit at an approved Malaysian bank, and after your visa is endorsed you can withdraw up to 50% of it for three approved purposes: buying property in Malaysia, your children’s education, or medical expenses. The other 50% must stay in place for as […]
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Last updated: July 2026 Short answer: yes, in most cases. Malaysia exempts resident individuals — including MM2H visa holders — from tax on foreign-sourced income, and this exemption now runs until 31 December 2036. But the exemption is conditional, not automatic. It only applies if the income was already taxed in the country where it […]
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MM2H 90 days minimum stay: what it actually means and how to manage it Published by Lugen MM2H | Reading time: 5 minutes | Updated July 2026 The MM2H 90 days minimum stay requirement is one of the most misunderstood rules in the entire programme. Some people think it means they must stay three months […]
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