Better quality applicants not guaranteed with enhanced MM2H requirements, says MCA


PETALING JAYA: The stricter Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) requirements may not necessarily attract "better quality" participants but could instead result in the country losing competitiveness, says MCA.

MCA spokesman Mike Chong said that the new requirements could result in people opting for other countries such as Singapore, Thailand, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia and Canada.

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