Malaysia My Second Home news — the Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers, deposit and property thresholds, and the agent requirement.
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Tourism minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing urges all MM2H licence holders to follow the laws of each country where they recruit, a move aimed at curbing fraud and protecting foreign applicants.
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The 2025‑26 overhaul introduces Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers with fixed‑deposit requirements of USD 150,000, 500,000 and 1 million, plus mandatory agent assistance, potentially limiting the programme’s appeal to middle‑income retirees.
Read the full storyForest City’s Special Financial Zone outlines the eligibility, reduced deposit and property requirements for its MM2H variant, targeting retirees, investors and families.
Read the full storyForest City in Malaysia has issued new guidelines for the Special Economic Zone MM2H scheme, targeting increased demand from neighbouring countries.
Read the full storyThe draft Urban Renewal Act could allow compulsory acquisition of MM2H-owned homes, affecting retirees with Silver, Gold or Platinum tiers.
Read the full storyNews is a starting point, not advice. For what these changes mean for your own case, read the MM2H guide or run the eligibility checker.
