Living in Malaysia

• The Expat. This is a monthly magazine covering all aspects of Malaysia, things to do, and places to go. This is offered as a free subscription to resident expats in Malaysia and is also delivered to their home free of charge. You can register for your free monthly subscription at www.expatkl.com/subscribe .

• The Expat Welcome Guide. TThis is a free magazine given to newly arrived expats and contains information all about settling into Malaysia. Once you subscribe to The Expat magazine, this welcome guide will be sent along with your first issue of The Expat.

• ExpatKL.com. This is a full information website all about Malaysia and is particularly beneficial to those moving and settling into the country.

Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H)

• MM2H Agency. We are an approved agent for the Malaysia My Second Home programme and promote it around the world. Andy Davison, a British expat who has lived in Asia for over 30 years, manages the program and is regularly asked to speak about it and share his thoughts. Learn more about our agency at www.MM2h.com .

• MM2H Guide. This annual publication offers information all about the programme and living in Malaysia. This magazine can be read online at www.expatkl.com/onlinemagazine .

• MM2H.com. This website has current information about the program and Malaysia and also has a useful help desk.

• HelpDesk@mm2h.com. This is a useful helpdesk to email questions about the programme.

• The Expat Expo. We are the only company to have organized an exhibition for the expat community. This annual event is held at KLCC and showcases a wide range of services and products, special offers, and entertainment. This event also has a booth to learn more about the program and ask questions face to face.

Schools in Malaysia

• Education Guide. TThis annual publication discusses the international schools in Malaysia. It can also be read online at www.expatkl.com/onlinemagazine . This will also be sent along with your first subscription issue of The Expat magazine.

• ExpatKL.com. This website has a directory of all schools with links to their websites.

• The Expat Welcome Guide. This is a free magazine given to newly arrived expats and contains information all about settling into Malaysia.

Malaysian Property Market

• Expat Property Guide. This is an annual publication all about buying or renting property in the country.

• PropertyinMalaysia.com. This websites provides information all about buying and renting property and includes a property directory.

• The Expat. This is a monthly magazine covering subjects all about Malaysia, things to do, and places to go. This is offered as a free subscription to resident expats in Malaysia and is delivered to their home free of charge. The publication has a regular section covering property. You can register for you free monthly subscription at www.expatkl.com/onlinemagazine .

• Senses of Malaysia. This bi-monthly magazine highlights many aspects of Malaysia. This publication has a regular property section. You can subscribe to the magazine at www.sensesofmalaysia.com/subscribe

• Property Events. We organize special property events for the expat community to get a special preview of a new development. You can learn more about upcoming events in The Expat magazine and at www.PropertyinMalaysia.com .

Restaurants and Bars

• DineMalaysia.com. This websites provides a valuable directory for finding the right restaurant, bar, club, or caterer in Malaysia.

• The Expat. This is a monthly magazine covering subjects all about Malaysia, things to do, and places to go. This is offered as a free subscription to resident expats in Malaysia and is delivered to their home free of charge. The magazine has a special section on dining in Malaysia, includes several restaurant reviews. You can register for your free monthly at www.expatkl.com/subscribe .

• ExpatKL.com. This website offers a directory of expat friendly bars and restaurants as well as reviews.

Shopping in Malaysia

• The Expat. This is monthly magazine covers subjects all about Malaysia, things to do, and places to go. This is offered as a free subscription to resident expats in Malaysia and is delivered to their home free of charge. The magazine has a section on shopping in Malaysia. You can register for your free monthly subscription at www.expatkl.com/subscribe.

• The Expat Welcome Guide. This is a free magazine given to newly arrived expats and contains information all about settling into Malaysia.

• KL Welcome Guide. This magazine discuses the many things to do and places to go in KL. It’s in 80 Klang hotel rooms and sold in major books stores.

• ExpatKL.com. This website has a useful directory of retailers in the country.

Tourism and Travel

• Expat Getaways. This is a special travel club for expats to discover for more about travel in the region and offers four unique benefits: a quarterly magazine about Asian destinations, a private online social network for likeminded expat travels to interact, access to purchase barter at significant discounts from market rates, exclusive promotions to hotels around the region.

• Health Tourism. This annual publications discussed health tourism in Malaysia and the many benefits of the facilities in the country. It can also be read online at www.expatkl.com/onlinemagazine.

• Senses of Malaysia. This bi-monthly magazine highlights the best of Malaysia from culture to history, from fauna to flora, from property to foreign investment. This magazine provides valuable information and insights to the international community about the many wonderful aspects of Malaysia.

• SensesofMalaysia.com. This websites covers tourism in Malaysia, and this content is also published in the bi-monthly Senses of Malaysia magazine, which has a much wider scope of editorial content all about the country.

• KL Welcome Guide. This magazine discuses the many things to do and places to go in KL. It’s in 80 Klang hotel rooms and sold in major books stores.

Investment in Malaysia

• Our focus is more on lifestyle than investment but we also provide some information about investment in Malaysia in various publications including Senses of Malaysia, The Expat and the KL Welcome Guide. For more comprehensive information, we recommend potential investors to contact the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority. Their office in central KL provides plenty of information and advice for prospective investors.

IDA Headquarters
Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)
Block 4, Plaza Sentral
Jalan Stesen Sentral 5
50470 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Tel: 603 2267 3633
Fax: 603 2274 7970

Website: www.MIDA.gov.my
Email: investmalaysia@mida.gov.my