Strategic investor pass will boost Malaysia's attractiveness to investors - economist


Sunway University professor of economics Yeah Kim Leng

KUALA LUMPUR: The special treatment accorded by the Strategic Investor Pass (SIP) for investors to enter Malaysia on a multiple-entry basis is expected to gain a positive re-rating of Malaysia’s attractiveness to foreign investors.

Sunway University professor of economics Prof Yeah Kim Leng said that through this facilitation, the SIP would enhance the investors’ positive perception of the country’s investment climate.

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