Review MM2H rule, govt told


PETALING JAYA: Agents are calling for a tiered system in the minimum monthly income requirement for the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, saying that the take-up rate in Peninsular Malaysia is falling way below pre-pandemic levels since applications resumed in October last year.

The Malaysia My Second Home Consultants Association said only 28 applications out of 44 submissions succeeded between October and April 8 this year.

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