Foreigners feeling right at home in Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: Shaden Hsing (pic), a 51-year-old Taiwanese busi­­ness consultant, has made himself quite at home in Malaysia.

Since arriving in the country three years ago, he has establi­shed a company and bought a house in Cyberjaya, residing there on a work visa.

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