Malaysia golden visa.

The lowest minimum is USD 32,000, for Forest City zone, age 50 and over: deposit plus a home. Other routes: Forest City zone, age 21 to 49: deposit plus a home (USD 65,000), Silver: deposit plus a MYR 600,000 home (USD 150,000), Gold: deposit plus a MYR 1 million home (USD 500,000) and Platinum: deposit plus a MYR 2 million home (USD 1,000,000). Fees come on top.

5 routes: Forest City zone, age 50 and over: deposit plus a home, Forest City zone, age 21 to 49: deposit plus a home, Silver: deposit plus a MYR 600,000 home, Gold: deposit plus a MYR 1 million home and Platinum: deposit plus a MYR 2 million home. You need only one.

If you are under 50, you must spend 90 days a year in Malaysia; the days of the main applicant and family can be added together. There is no minimum stay from age 50.

The MM2H pages do not describe a path to permanent residence. The pass is a renewable long-stay pass.

5 years for Silver, 10 years for the special zone category, 15 years for Gold and 20 years for Platinum. Yes. After the category's full term, the pass can be renewed every 5 years.

MYR 5,000 processing fee for the main applicant (MYR 2,500 per dependant), plus a one-off participating fee of MYR 1,000 (Silver and special zone), MYR 3,000 (Gold) or MYR 200,000 (Platinum).

Only Platinum holders may work or run a business. Silver, Gold and special zone holders may not.

Open to citizens of any other country. Foreigners aged 25 or over (21 or over for the special zone category) who place a fixed deposit in a Malaysian bank and buy a home in Malaysia.

A spouse, children under 21 (or 21 to 34 if single and not working), children with disabilities, and parents or parents-in-law. Platinum holders can also bring a foreign maid.

Through an MM2H operator licensed by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, at the MM2H One Stop Centre. The Immigration Department gives the final approval.