‘For some of us, Malaysia is our first home’

By JEREMY TAN

GEORGE TOWN: The proposed easing of the conditions for the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has been welcomed by some expatriates in Penang.

They said it would allow them to continue calling Malaysia their home while the country attracts many new participants who can contribute to the economy, cultural diversity and talent market.

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