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Cost of Living in Kuala Lumpur
Summary about cost of living in Kuala Lumpur:
- Four-person family monthly costs: 1,884.23$ (7,355.10RM) without rent (using our estimator).
- A single person monthly costs: 532.64$ (2,079.15RM) without rent.
- Cost of living rank 379th out of 530 cities in the world.
- Kuala Lumpur has a cost of living index of 45.54.
| Restaurants | [ Edit ] | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant | 12.00 RM | |
| Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course | 70.00 RM | |
| McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal) | 14.00 RM | |
| Domestic Beer (1 pint draught) | 15.00 RM | |
| Imported Beer (11.2 oz small bottle) | 18.00 RM | |
| Cappuccino (regular) | 10.37 RM | |
| Coke/Pepsi (11.2 oz small bottle) | 2.42 RM | |
| Water (11.2 oz small bottle) | 1.37 RM | |
| Markets | [ Edit ] | |
| Milk (regular), (1 gallon) | 26.73 RM | |
| Loaf of Fresh White Bread (1 lb) | 2.94 RM | |
| Rice (white), (1 lb) | 1.95 RM | |
| Eggs (regular) (12) | 5.36 RM | |
| Local Cheese (1 lb) | 26.13 RM | |
| Chicken Breasts (Boneless, Skinless), (1 lb) | 6.06 RM | |
| Beef Round (1 lb) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat) | 14.11 RM | |
| Apples (1 lb) | 4.18 RM | |
| Banana (1 lb) | 2.52 RM | |
| Oranges (1 lb) | 3.68 RM | |
| Tomato (1 lb) | 1.96 RM | |
| Potato (1 lb) | 1.37 RM | |
| Onion (1 lb) | 1.53 RM | |
| Lettuce (1 head) | 3.70 RM | |
| Water (1.5 liter bottle) | 2.47 RM | |
| Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range) | 60.00 RM | |
| Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) | 12.52 RM | |
| Imported Beer (11.2 oz small bottle) | 14.60 RM | |
| Cigarettes 20 Pack (Marlboro) | 17.00 RM | |
| Transportation | [ Edit ] | |
| One-way Ticket (Local Transport) | 3.00 RM | |
| Monthly Pass (Regular Price) | 120.00 RM | |
| Taxi Start (Normal Tariff) | 3.00 RM | |
| Taxi 1 mile (Normal Tariff) | 2.41 RM | |
| Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff) | 25.00 RM | |
| Gasoline (1 gallon) | 8.56 RM | |
| Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car) | 149,944.00 RM | |
| Toyota Corolla 1.6l 97kW Comfort (Or Equivalent New Car) | 115,666.85 RM | |
| Utilities (Monthly) | [ Edit ] | |
| Basic (Electricity, Heating, Cooling, Water, Garbage) for 915 sq ft Apartment | 212.23 RM | |
| 1 min. of Prepaid Mobile Tariff Local (No Discounts or Plans) | 0.26 RM | |
| Internet (60 Mbps or More, Unlimited Data, Cable/ADSL) | 170.70 RM | |
| Sports And Leisure | [ Edit ] | |
| Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult | 162.74 RM | |
| Tennis Court Rent (1 Hour on Weekend) | 27.14 RM | |
| Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat | 16.00 RM | |
| Childcare | [ Edit ] | |
| Preschool (or Kindergarten), Full Day, Private, Monthly for 1 Child | 714.36 RM | |
| International Primary School, Yearly for 1 Child | 29,176.92 RM | |
| Clothing And Shoes | [ Edit ] | |
| 1 Pair of Jeans (Levis 501 Or Similar) | 230.10 RM | |
| 1 Summer Dress in a Chain Store (Zara, H&M, ...) | 135.95 RM | |
| 1 Pair of Nike Running Shoes (Mid-Range) | 285.77 RM | |
| 1 Pair of Men Leather Business Shoes | 273.57 RM | |
| Rent Per Month | [ Edit ] | |
| Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre | 2,160.65 RM | |
| Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre | 1,322.20 RM | |
| Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre | 4,214.14 RM | |
| Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre | 2,179.67 RM | |
| Buy Apartment Price | [ Edit ] | |
| Price per Square Feet to Buy Apartment in City Centre | 1,173.75 RM | |
| Price per Square Feet to Buy Apartment Outside of Centre | 617.28 RM | |
| Salaries And Financing | [ Edit ] | |
| Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax) | 4,300.40 RM | |
| Mortgage Interest Rate in Percentages (%), Yearly, for 20 Years Fixed-Rate | 4.49 |
Prices in Kuala Lumpur
These data are based on 3267 entries in the past 12 months from 384 different contributors.
Last update: April 2018
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98 Comments so far
Guys I have 6 plus year experience as software engineer and earning 70K in India. at what salary I should join in Malaysia.
What is living cost of family of three members in Malaysia.
So if tourist choose to stay at budget hostels or hotels, the burden of the tourism tax shall be as much as additional 30% on top of the room cost everyday.
Nazri, the ministry of toursim said the additional daily tourism tax of 10 Malaysia dollar for tourist stay in Malaysia was needed for the tourism promotion, but most tourist including me, potential tourist to Malaysia, feel differently to his message, and instead feel as an indication to tourist not to come to Malaysia or else we, tourist shall be fined 10 Malaysia dollar everyday staying in Malaysia. I myself planning to visit Malaysia and even checked flight tickets today, but after finding this horrible news of panalizing 10 Malaysia dollar daily to tourist, I decided to cancel visiting Malaysia and planning again to visit other reasonable countries.
http://www.webintravel.com/malaysias-tourism-tax-finally-enforced-still-faces-long-road-smooth-implementation/
This additional daily tourism tax of 10 Malaysia dollar for tourist stay in Malaysia is indeed kind of the first unique invention by Malaysia seemingly with the potential power of destroying tourism market in Malaysia as well as closing of many hotels follows gradually due to less and less tourist visiting to Malaysia due to this very unreasonable tourism tax.
Worker Union is supposed to protect worker from losing job, but instead the Worker Union is demanding a higher pay for existing workers without considering the suffering of lots of jobless people who can't find job in Malaysia. What about lowering the minimum wage which would certainly create a lot of hiring which should certainly lessen the burden of the jobless people, but unfortunately the Worker Union never consider this option at all just because of seemingly its greed. Even the fresh graduate, Ms Nor Asma Arifin spent 1 year looking for a job but couldn't find it so eventually decided to work as a maid.
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/poverty-drives-malaysian-women-to-work-as-maids
"Don't kill a chicken that lays eggs for a delicious meal, and instead for the sake of eggs, don't kill the chicken", Cambodia PM Hun Sen said it recently that is a vision with future that is also exactly what the ministry of tourism and the Worker Union should learn to stay away from evil greed. Or else tourism job shall be lost across the tourism industry UNCONTROLLABLY or even worse as well as with higher minimum wage, employers have to let go many existing employees so as to be able to maintain a profit margin of the business.
Kindly plead Malaysia not to kill the chicken that lays egg in order to not further deteriorate the current bad employment market of Malaysia, or else lots more unpredictable jobless people from the tourism industry shall be created on top the lots of current jobless people in Malaysia. Then what solution Malaysia has in hand to resolve the future suffering of additional jobless people from the tourism sector due to lack of normal income.
Is it worth coming to KL? Please give your pointers on this, so that I can decide further.
Thanks,
any help would be much appreciated.
can anyone tell us if it is possible to rent a property longterm without having a full "Living in malayasia Visa with all the associated costs "
We only need to be in the country for 5 months each year !!!!
i have got this job offer in KL with 5000RM per month. I am single, how much i can save.?
#Rajashekar you need around 2100 RM per month for a decent place.
#saif, #siti 5,000 RM is somewhat on edge. You'll need 7,000 RM to save something. I was on 12,000 RM when I worked there.
#vincent 55K SGD per month is insane. normal people get 3.5K to 4.5K, the better ones get 7K up per month. and 80,000 RM per month in Malaysia is good enough for 10 families with 2 kids each.
#KL Guy Yes that looks just right. Just increase by a bit for 2017
I am planning to come to KL I need a hostel to stay 1 year please let me know the rent for monthly pls provide complete details pls
i have got this job offer in KL with MYR 5000. I am planning to move with my wife. is it enough to live in KL.
will i be able to save with this amount.
I am considering an offer in KL Malaysia. Just wanted to know that MYR4,200 is sufficient for a family of 2 adults and a 14 year old daughter. Need to save some money.
My expenses are very moderate:
1. House rent & utilities < 6km from city centre
2. Using Public Transportation (I will buy a used car)
3. School for my daughter.
4. Regular household expenses.
5. Weekly once going our for food and roaming.
6. Moderate shopping
Regards
Thanks
1) Is it possible to live within RM 3200 in an area like Kota Damansara with place of work in Damansara area itself (RM 3200 includes rent). I will be living with my wife. She will be cooking most of times at home only.
2) Assuming my salary is RM 9500, what is going to be the tax amount for an expat. Please provide rough idea.
Thank you very much.
Rental: Ranges from RM1,500 to RM2,000 p/month for a decent mid-range condominium with 3 rooms
Utilities: RM150 to RM300
Food: Home cooking most of the time (RM150 to RM200) per week - should be good for 3 person, if eat out: Above RM300 per week
Public Transport :RM100 to RM200 per month
Mid-range car Installment: RM600 to RM1,000 per month
Cinema Ticket: RM10 to RM18 per person
Meal at McD: RM12 to RM15 per person
Meal at a mid-range restaurant for 2: RM40 to RM80
Everyday meal type of resto: RM5 to Rm10 per person
Higher end resto for 2: RM100 to RM200
Luxury Resto: Above RM200
Phone Bill: RM50 to RM100 per month for mobile plan with data
I am moving to KL with family. I got an offer of 16000 MYR p.m + 20% Bonus + Medical Benefits.
Please advise me the cost of living for family of 4 considering below factors.
1. 2 BHK Apartment fully furnished / semi furnished in KL City centre or nearby
2. Monthly Grocery, we are Vegetarians
3. Utilities
4. Schooling of 2 kids in Indian international school, first one in Class 7 and second one in Class Nursery
5. Transport
6. Entertainment
Pradeep
the rental rate is quite inaccurate. If you looking a decent place to rent in the city centre it will be around RM4500 for 2 bedrooms & around RM6000 for 3 bedrooms. However the rate is varies from each building, facilities, & location. Basically the rate will be higher when the building is closer to the Petronas Twin Towers. If you want to know more about rental or property market in KLCC, please do not hesitate to email me at zulhafiy@cbd.com.my
welcome to Kuala Lumpur.
If I accept this offer how much amount I should get
2 elder
2 children (schooling)
If staying in KL in most popular area (high society or modest society)
If I have to save min INR 1-lac/anum then how much I should get per month
I would living there alone, being a female I am looking for a secured accommodation along with decent neighborhood and all daily necessaries should be near by.
I am strict vegetarian so if you could let me know what would be the cost of living per month there.
I got a job in KL, Malaysia so with 35000 MYR is enough for living in there
is 11000MYR is enough to live in KL with family of two. Kindly suggest.
how much we can save per month?
how is hospitality charges?
Please suggest me.
THanks in advance
Since most of your high expenses are covered by your company, you and your family should able to live comfortably in Malaysia for RM10,000 per month.. So, on the safe side.. I will say 50% savings can be allocated.. as for taxes, talk to your company. They have way to optimise your tax savings.
Good luck. Dennon.
is 11000MYR is enough to live in KL with family of three. Kindly suggest.
I am a married person having no kids and willing to relocate to Malaysia with my spouse. I got an offer from Malaysia of 4500 MYR, Can anyone tell me the cost of living in Malaysia, inclusive of all expenses including (Apartment, food, transportation, utilities, internet etc).
is 4500MYR is enough to live in KL. Kindly suggest.
Hello,
In India, I earn around INR 80K/month (RM 5400) and my monthly expenses including tax and other deductions is around INR 20K (RM 1350). So, I save around INR 60K/month (RM 4050).
Now, I got an offer from a company in Kuala Lampur. Salary - RM 8000/month. I just want to know what will be basic cost of living which includes renting a shared apartment, cooking own food, occasional dine out, transportation, paying mobile, internet, electricity bill etc. Also, what will be percentage of tax?"
If I make as much money as u do I wont be sharing an apartment, LOL. Most expat dont purchase a car and usually use the train, however I might warn you that train in KL is very unreliable, and the traffic jam is bad as well. Anyway if you dont purchase a car, I believe you can save 2-3 k per month easily.
In India, I earn around INR 80K/month (RM 5400) and my monthly expenses including tax and other deductions is around INR 20K (RM 1350). So, I save around INR 60K/month (RM 4050).
Now, I got an offer from a company in Kuala Lampur. Salary - RM 8000/month. I just want to know what will be basic cost of living which includes renting a shared apartment, cooking own food, occasional dine out, transportation, paying mobile, internet, electricity bill etc. Also, what will be percentage of tax?
1) Sufficiency of salary to live in KL
Based on my experience in KL (close to 40 years of local experience, yes I'm a local Malaysian), here are my personal opinion:
a) If you are a student (undergrad or postgrad), the "salary", scholarship or allowance that you receive may structured to cover your daily necessity for living. Don't expect to have a lavish lifestyle no matter where you are in the world when you are under such sponsored scheme.
b) Minimum salary in Malaysia is MYR900/month. A Malaysia citizen may earn MYR1200 - MYR1800/month working in McDonalds, hair saloon, Pizza hut, restaurant waiter, sales assistant in retail shopping mall or general operators. These people usually stay with the parents with minimum family burden.
c) University freshgrad, average earning around MYR1500-MYR3000/month. They need to start make a good financial planning to achieve a reasonable living standard either on their own or live with family.
d) Average 5-8 years skilled/experience grads or specialist technician makes MYR3000 - MYR6000/month. Where personally I think this is the median income in KL. You won't have a luxury lifestyle in KL but you live like majority of people in KL, even with a small family. Well budgeting allow you to dine in medium-high class restaurant once in a week.
e) I consider MYR6k to MYR10k/month as medium-high level of income. You may enjoy a little more options in your lifestyle, such as better car/house/meal and oversea travelling if you planned well.
f) for those who make MYR10k-15k/month, I consider this is a moderate comfortable income in KL if you planned well.
The above is a benchmark for citizen live in KL, exclude children international schooling fee (which will cost a bomb).
How much you can save? Depending on your lifestyle and financial planning. We don't expect people come to KL to live like a robot with fixed routine and eating same dish and doing the same thing everyday. KL is a vibrant city and full of excitement.
2) Job recommendation / offers
I think this is a cost of living index website and posting such question will usually receive very minimal respond.
For individual without family:
You can have a cup of coffee in a mamak stall cost you MYR1.50 or you can have it in a cafe like Starbucks which cost you MYR15.00. You can buy a loaf of Gardenia bread that cost MYR2.40 for 2-3 days breakfast (with some fruit jam/butter) or you can dine in high end restaurant for about MYR50 for a course of dim sum. Transport may be a challenge and usually most of the citizen own a car. Car is very expansive here -- entry level 1.0L new local car (like Perodua Axia) cost around MYR25k, Japanese small car (1.5L) starting from MYR70k. Suggest to go for 5-7 years used car as a start up plan. If you don't want to queue in government clinic or hospital, a general practice clinic will cost around MYR30-MYR120 per visit with basic medicine; specialist hospital charges vary (consultation MYR100-MYR300; diagnostic fee vary, normal hospitalization MYR250-500 per day). You can choose to rent a small room (around 150-200 sq feet) in a terrace house that cost around MYR300-MYR600 / month, usually condo with facilities will be more expansive. Entertainment highly depending on individual lifestyle and expectation. We have free jungle trekking and waterfalls within 30KM driving distance, or you can get a VIP seat for an F1 racing at MYR3000/ticket.
For family of 2 adults and 2 children below 16:
A 1000 sq feet 3 rooms condo without furnishing rent ranging from MYR1200 - 5000/month depending on location in Klang Valley. Set aside minimum MYR300/month for utilities bill. Local kindergarten (age 3-6) MYR300 - 1500/month for half day per kid; MYR800-3000/month for full day per kid. Various International School are available, fee starting MYR40k / year to MYR100k/year per kid. Home school or private school with international syllabus are available for cheaper option (still need approx MYR15k-20k/year per kid). Grocery shopping: try local stuff instead of imported one to save money (I spend on average MYR800/month to feed a family of 4, kids are not malnutrition). Local C Segment 1.6L new car cost around MYR60k. Japanese C Segment 1.8L new car start from MYR100k.
For company sponsored executive level expat where money is not an issue:
Mont Kiara, Bangsar, KLCC are the famous areas with large expat communities. Purchase price usually MYR1200 and above per sq feet.
Personal driver /chauffeur salary starting from MYR2500/month (you need to give him/her a car to perform the duty); a live in Filipino maid salary starting from MYR1200 exclude one off processing fee about MYR10k and annual levy around MYR1200-1500.
BMW320 / Merz C180 / Lexus EX250 / Toyota Estima 2.4 new car cost MYR280k and above.
My personal opinion and hope this helps.
Hi prima..
As I know..RM 6500..is enought for you...is depend hhowyou spent...
Cost rent a condo around 2000
And public transport very Bad..
Drive a car very traffic jam in KL.. .
My comment if single it is enought RM 6500
If Married have kid RM 10000 should enough
is enough to live in Malaysia per month.
I got an offer from an MNC company in Malaysia.It is a long term project. Exp is 6 yrs. India package is 9 LPA and Malaysian package is 6500 RM. I am married. Please let me know if this salary is sufficient.
Thanks,
Priya
I am a Nigerian and wish to study in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.How much would i budget to enable me carry out this program.And does higher education in Malaysia has age limit? i mean to what age do you think admission to higher education would not be granted in term of age above or less.
I have over 8 years of experience in Instructional Designing. What is the range of monthly avg salary that I should expect?
I got an offer from a Bank in KL Malaysia. Just wanted to know that MYR6000 is sufficient for a family of 2 adults and a 2 year old kid. No need to save any money out of it.
My expenses are very moderate:
1. House rent
2. Transportation (I will buy a used car)
3. School for my son.
4. Regular house hold expenses.
5. Weekly once going our for food and roaming.
6. Moderate shopping
Regards
me local but not agree with price list
I am fresher and got offer from malasiya. Company offer me 1700rm with food and accomodation now i want to know how much i can save after spending a normal life in malaysia.
i have a job offered in malaysia with monthly salary of 45oo MYR
can you please guide me if this package is enough to sustain in malaysia ? i am single person.How much money i will be able to save
My husband has got a scholarship for PhD Program in University of Malaya. He will get RM 2500 including academic cost. His monthly educational cost may be RM 900. I want to know whether we could maintain our living with the rest amount (RM 16oo). How is House Rent of a two-member family in Kuala Lumpur? Please let me know with details.
I am completed my B.TECH with Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)
I am planning to shift to Malaysia soon does anyone know if Kent RO Water purifiers are available in Malaysia.
I have a unit at my home here which i have been using for the past 5 years.
Should i bring the unit over to malaysia or buy a unit from there itself.
I am not keen on buying other brands.
Please let me know .
Thanks
PL give me detail information of monthly living cost,accomodation(private)etc for an average student masters
I live norway but I'm thinking of moving my sales team (5 people) to KL in summer 15. We sell threw phones to norway. I need to find apartment and very high speed Internet. Any advises? Please contact joepasto90@hotmail.com
Inflation is not good harming everyone including local.
Controlling inflation depends on government where Thailand do a good job whereas Indonesia is very poor.
With falling oil price, inflation should no longer exist and deflation should come in naturally or else it is the government problem.
Anyway, no plan to visit KL and the main reasons are because of tourist traps where government seems not solving the old problem of tourist traps below.
list of serious tourist traps which people encountered according to the internet
1. Planting drug in luggage so coming out of the airport, you would be approached by police to extort all your fortune for alleged bringing drug or else landing in jail is your way out.
2. Fake police encounter and this would result you losing passport and travel money
3. Dishonest taxi where involves meter running many times faster than normal meter rate, running with luggage, robbing at knifepoint
4. Kidnapping
tourists certainly would not want to visit places where they would encounter the traps above and tourists have choices where they would spend their money and their first choice would be a safe destination.
Presenting police in uniform everywhere instead of letting them idle in the police station would partly solve the problem but police also must be disciplined to be honest and do their job at least and consequently these traps would no longer exist.
Kunming, China is a good example where you see police presence everywhere and feel very safe.
Until these tourist traps are not resolved, tourist industry of Malaysia would be getting worse.
I got a job It Administrator with two experience in kualaumpur . i am single what will be the monthly cost of living and how much can i save per month. what will be the tax i should pay .And at the end of month how much will be there in my savings account
I've completed Diploma in Electrical Engineering from bd.
if i come to KL,
can help me anyone to get a job?
ahraju62@gmail.com
its my private mail box.
I've completed Diploma in Electrical Technology from bd.
if i come to KL,
can help me anyone to get a job?
Thanks
Hisham
You will end up stranded in Malaysia knowing that you have been cheated. There are many foreigner who ended up conned by their own people. So please dont leave what you already have now in your home country because the grass is always green on the othe other side. Regret will be too late than.
Can anyone help me to find accomodation in cheaper cost? I need a room with doubel bed.
thank you.
I had got offer of Rs 35000 per month salary in Malaysia. And the expenses of place and everything except food charge is from the company.
Is this offer is good or not. How much can I save per month if only food charges I have to pay.
Please tell me as soo as possible.
Chitra bhaskar
chitrabhaskar.5july@gmail.com
Please advise what should be my gross salary if I intend to save at least RM4000.
Thanks.
got an offer 6500 myr per month + 2000myr rental assistance. 15% of company share(just starting so it depends how will be growing)
is it okay for one couple + 1yr baby?
not luxury but want to decent life.
please let me know. welcome all your advice.
cheers
I would be very happy to assist you.
ellaahmadproperties@gmail.com
My Name is Raj Verma, I have one offer from one company for KL Malaysia location. they are offering salary 1000 MYR per day and for 20 days in one month .this is two years contract based job. Please do let me know bit details about cost of living and tax after all this deduction how much amout i can save ?
Thanks in Advance... waiting for your reply...
Thanks!
thx
I have got a job offer for pediatrician in a private hospital in Kuala lampur at a monthly salary of 24000 MYR. I am having experience of 10 years. The hospital is providing accomodation and company car free but I have to pay for the fuel,electricity, water, gas, telephone etc. Can someone guide me how much would be the tax on this salary and what would be the expected expenditures on grocery, food,transportation,utilities,marketing, education etc? How much I would be able to save per month after deduction of tax and monthly expenses?
I would be moving over there along with my wife, who is web and graphic designer by profession and my 3 years old daughter. I am currently living in Dubai. Also, please tell what are the salary prospects for the job of Graphic & web designer?
Thanks
Yatin
I am offered RM 8500 per month. I would like to know what will be my tax and to lead a decent family life, is this sufficient enough? I am planning to take my wife and two kids (3 years and 6 years) along with me. Please advise.
Regards,
Sunny
I studied at Enugu state University of Science and Technology.(ESUT)
And came up with B.Sc. in Electrical/Electronics Engineering. However, I have not been called up for youth service. Hopefully, I shall leave with the best of my ability to the interest of your company.
I am about 29 years old, very vibrant young man.
I am waiting to hear from you soonest.
Yours faithfully.
NORMANS STEVE
Why? Because most people (usually from India, rarely from the West country) asking other people to get cheap or free advice. If that your mind set as an expat, most likely you will get cheap salary as well or even get scammed!
What you need is to get the "Insider's Guide to Malaysia for Expat" ebook. This ebook is specifically for expat who like to work in Malaysia;
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and how not to get scammed and live successfully as an expat in Malaysia.
It's up to you, afraid to pay for real advice and trying to get free advice , you should ready to get cheap salary and suffer/regret later...
It's your call..
Visit here if you serious ;
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Myself and my girlfriend are currently looking at relocating to Malaysia, She is a fully qualified social worker and qualified health and social care teacher (sixth form and college ages). I have a degree in ICT and multimedia as well as 7 years NHS work experience with my most recent role being a departmental supervisor.
I was wondering if anybody can recommend any job sites to look at, I have been looking around but the roles I feel will suit my education and work experience but they all seem to require Mandarin speaking applicants.
any information and/or advice would be great!!
thanks.
Owen
In what major your son is interested? Engineering?
Engineering Degree studying for 4 years costs almost 70 k RM.
Average living cost for 1 student life is about 1200-1500 RM monthly, and for a family of 3 (normal life)will be around 2000-2500 RM monthly.
If you need more info, please email me.
#mohd hanif on May 23, 2014 :
My son want to do ug in malaysia and my wife n me want to live with him for his 4 years study period in malaysia can somebody give guidense and procedure to get visa with son as student and average cost of living in kl
Thanks for all advices.
Thanks for all advices.