Too much time lost in putting MM2H back on right track


PETALING JAYA: Act fast, or it will be a struggle to reboot the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme, which is coming dangerously close to flatlining.

“I hope a decision will be made soon on the review of the MM2H programme. We have to act fast so that we don’t lose out to Thailand, Indonesia and Cambodia, which are aggressively promoting their own programmes,” said Malaysia My Second Home Consultants Association (MM2HCA) president Anthony Liew.

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