Personally, I feel that the issue of visa exemption is a combination of many factors. It cannot be purely based on economic development. China has a large population, and any country that offers a visa exemption policy will give it careful consideration. Moreover, the visa application policy is mutual. my country has always been very careful about opening the door. Regarding the situation in Malaysia, I personally feel that the Commonwealth factor adds a lot. You can also look at Mexico. The old Mexicans are so poor and the people are so poor. There are also many visa-free ones. As a politically stable country
with a developed economy and strong cultural and artistic tolerance, Malaysia can be regarded as a particularly suitable immigration investment destination for Chinese investors. Malaysia’s high-quality lifestyle, low consumption, and better It has an air cargo system, health care and medical equipment, abundant cultural and educational opportunities, high-quality infrastructure construction, culturally diverse social development, a beautiful ecological environment, and a pleasant climate. Malaysia is not considered a country for immigrants to Europe, but it can complete immigration and investment in Malaysia through the introduction of talents and other means.
It is very likely that someone will ask, can I apply for the Malaysia Second Home Program to invest in immigration. But "Second Home" is not an immigration program, but a long-term visa-free conditional permanent residence program. In other words, it is a kind of immigration right and true identity. There is no immigration supervision (new policies will be implemented after October 2021, and settlement regulations will appear by then). To apply for a Malaysian passport visa, Malaysian work visa, and talent immigration investment, you can follow the public account "Foreign Permanent Residence Helper". You can live abroad in a few months. Malaysia is rich in ecological resources
Agricultural products mainly include edible oil, plastics, can, wood, pepper and subtropical fruits. Malaysia is the world's second largest producer and exporter of edible oil and related products. The world's third largest exporter of natural rubber. Malaysia was once the world's largest tin producer, but its production has gradually decreased due to over-exploitation. Malaysia has abundant oil and natural gas reserves. According to the BP World Energy Statistical Yearbook, as of the end of 2019, more than 400 million tons (about 2.8 billion barrels) of oil reserves have been discovered.
Ranked 4th in Asia after China, India, and Vietnam. In 2019, Malaysia's oil output was 29.8 million tons, making it the second largest oil producer in Southeast Asia after Indonesia. As of 2019, Malaysia has discovered natural gas reserves of 9 trillion cubic meters, ranking sixth in the Asia-Pacific region. Malaysia is the largest natural gas producer in Southeast Asia. In the past 10 years, natural gas production has basically maintained a level of about 7 million cubic meters, which can meet domestic consumption and import and export requirements.