Comments by "Guilherme Sales Ferreira da Costa" (@guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934) on "Malaysia MM2H Reopens with New Requirements" video.

  1. Why not? It's an excellent country and if u can afford to get in u can pay 0% in taxes. Just like Dubai, yes u have to put half a million in real estate but the benefits are just so much greater
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  2.  @tinglestingles  if u think a currency is depreciating that shows me you're not thinking globally. For a currency to depreciate you're comparing it to another currency which u have in your mind the base "normal" currency which is the currency they use in your home country which the exact same country you're trying to get as far as possible from meaning you're miserably failing at doing so. Let them use their currency back home, that's none of your business. Now the benefits I was referring to are the ability to pay nothing in taxes and the ability to spend up to 5 years in Malaysia. I also compared it to the UAE which has high requirements also cause, same as Malasya, Singapore, Hong Kong, etc have those exact requirements cause they're a top jurisdiction and the higher the status the most selective the get to be in terms of choosing who they want in their country. If before these criteria Malaysia was good, now it's still good, just out of a lot of people's pockets
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  3.  @farhan3296  foreign source income
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  4.  @farhan3296  i know it doesn't, I never said it did. What I did say is Malaysia is one of the few countries that allows u to not pay taxes on foreign source income. You're mixing territorial taxation with residence based taxation and also a residence permit with tax residence so yes you're misinformed
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  5.  @farhan3296  not really lol. Malaysia has territorial taxation meaning of u live there u won't pay taxes on foreign source income. Out of the countries u mentioned only Singapore has a similar system. Perhaps u should educate yourself
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  6.  @farhan3296  you're confusing residency with tax residency. This whole discussion is worthless cause you're uninformed
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  7.  @matthewlaw5107  in this case u can spend the money, u have to keep in the bank. That would make sense if that meant lower purchasing power which it doesn't cause u can't spend that money, you're making that cammitment so that u have the possibility to live in a great country and potentially don't pay anything in taxes. Also when you're paying no to little in tax by moving overseas your priorities change and inflation won't be important cause you're reducing where it matters, the tax bill
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  8.  @matthewlaw5107  that's the point. U can't get less goods and services cause you're not spending it either way
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  9.  @matthewlaw5107  no, u should be only spending a small portion of what u make
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  10.  @ssuwandi3240  that global flat tax rate is for companies. If you're tryna save in tax u wouldn't be starting a Malaysian company either way
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  11.  @ssuwandi3240  that global flat tax rate is for companies. If you're tryna save in tax u wouldn't be starting a Malaysian company either way
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  12.  @alexmagnum7235  u just proved me right. You're starting off with a mother currency. When you're nomadic the currency of the country you're from should have no impact in your life. U might not even hold that currency anymore or hold it small amounts cause u don't need too. Why would u need euros if you're spending no time in the EU. If still u decide to hold it it's gonna be one of many
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  13.  @jennifer-oc6io  if u think i said Malaysia is a zero tax country u haven't been paying attention
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  14.  @jennifer-oc6io  Malaysia is territorial tax country meaning u don't pay tax on foreign source income
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