Investment in Malaysia

Thriving Special Economic Zones

Golden Investment Opportunities

Many people dream of living abroad, and Malaysia, nestled within Asian territory, gives the general impression that it is rich in natural resources and gorgeous scenery. It is ideal for sightseeing and settling down. Along with its stable political and economic situation, it is also very suitable for investing in real estate. In recent years, the Ministry of Tourism in Malaysia has been actively seeking for foreigners to invest in Malaysia. Local tourism operators and housing developers have combined their efforts to establish the Malaysia My Second Home Programme (MM2H) to fulfil the dream of having a modern holiday villa for foreigners.

Malaysia has a vast hinterland, a population of about 29 million and it is a multi-racial and multi-cultural country. Malaysia has several famous islands, tropical rain forests, and a food and shopping paradise. Coupled with a well-developed transportation system and low cost, it attracts countless tourists for vacation and shopping every year. It also has a pleasant climate and is an ideal place for foreigners to study, settle, or even have long-term investments and enjoy their retirement. In addition to the abundant tourism resources, Malaysia has a young and growing population. It is also a net exporter of oil and natural gas as well as the third largest producer of palm oil and rubber in the world. To top off, it has a smooth-running financial system.

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Introduction of MGCIP

 A Platform for Higher Corporate Success

The Malaysia-Guangdong Chamber of Investment Promotion (MGCIP) is a non-profit organization established in year 2008 with the blessing of our local authorities and the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in Malaysia. In the same year, MGCIP marked a new milestone when the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Guangdong and MGCIP signed an Agreement of “Setting of the Guangdong –Malaysia Bilateral Enterprises Business Council” on the 12th of September, witnessed by Malaysia’s then Deputy Prime Minister, YAB Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Abdul Razak, then Minister of International Trade and Industry YB Tan Sri Dato’ Hj. Muhyiddin Hj. Mohd Yassin, and the General Secretary of Guangdong Province, H.E. Mr Wang Yang.

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