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You really dig into every corner of Malaysia. I can say that you're a true travel vlogger.😅

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

I try! Thanks 😁😁

Ultra rich is Bukit Tunku, the houses are far apart. You can start your walk there from Kenny's Bakers.... Bukit Tunku is much older than Damansara Heights.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

For me I consider both neighborhoods to be ultra rich, I guess everyone’s definition of rich would be different. I’ll have to do a video on bukit tunku as well

@kenstaroz1536

10 күн бұрын

Hahahaha ya. Here in Damansara heights, the mere multi-deca and centimillionaires live. Bukit Tunku only billionaires need apply 😂

@ashtriana1

10 күн бұрын

​@@kenstaroz1536billionaire n the elites as most of the residents there r of the royal family n ex ministers..

@ndzm4722

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermintry not to roam Bukit Tunku in the middle of the night tho. Or else, ur channel might turn to a paranormal activities😂😂😂

@dan4500

10 күн бұрын

@@ndzm4722 If I was a ghost, I would only haunt billionaires so this statement is true

The new ultra rich nowadays live in small gated bungalows of affluent area of town. You think that they are just rich, but nope, because they usually own or bought 3-4 houses of that gated bungalows as investments apart from other properties and businesses they don’t tell you about. Each house costs 3-4 millions ringgit. Some I know owned such land and developed it and keep 2-3 houses as investments. They live as ‘quiet rich’. At least these are the trend I see among rich people that I know. The have Perodua myVi, parked next to a Ferrari. Each car for different purposes to fit different social settings. No more big luxury mansions in front of your nose kind of thing when it comes to these ultra rich. They value safety, security and privacy of their families a lot, which means living low-key.

@MrRyanJ77

Күн бұрын

True that. The nouveau riche ironically are pretty low key.

ultra rich actually live in bukit tungku. you'll see houses 4-5 storeys, go down the hills

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

I still need to check this place out

@solusitechnology2666

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin yeah. Even when u see its one storey on the roadside, actually it go down 3-5 storey down on the hillside.

@syedamir2224

8 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin those who own houses in Bukit Tunku ( or Kenny Hills) normally also have few other properties all around the world. Particularly in the UK and Australia.

Currently, there are so many super rich Malaysians living in the jungle, have their own villas, set up small cafes and restaurants there.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Sounds pretty nice 😀😀

@byteme9718

9 күн бұрын

Most Malays still live in trees and wear leaves for clothes.

@Hellibra

9 күн бұрын

​@@byteme9718 yes Cengal trees and silk from mulberry eaters.

@klloo5689

4 күн бұрын

Like in Janda Baik?

@inezy6329

3 күн бұрын

@@byteme9718 Im a Malay..tq for the compliment..we embrace nature and love to clad ourselves in beautiful natural fabrics..no fake lifestyle for us...

Hey Ben, I really enjoyed your latest video on Damansara Heights! It's great to see you exploring that area. Just a heads-up to stay safe while walking around there, as it's not the most pedestrian-friendly place. Keep up the fantastic work, your content is insightful and engaging. I'm excited to see your new content and wishing you all the best as your subscriber count continues to grow!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yea I wouldn’t recommend people to walk around there! Thanks I’m glad you’re enjoying the content 😄🙏

@tunkulailitunkushahriman3939

6 сағат бұрын

It is pedestrian free

For your info there are many many millionaires in Malaysia..they just live in terrace houses like any other ordinary people. In Malaysia, most millionaires would just eat at roadside stalls and wear old t shirt n sandals.

Damansara Heights is actually considered under old money. I used to live somewhere nearby back in 70s. Most of the new ones are in gated and guarded area.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Ah okay good to know thanks. Has it changed a lot since the 70s?

@GajahMengaumTheBruce

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin haven't been there for years but it appears to have the same serene environment and the houses seem to be renovated to a more modern design.

@tunkulailitunkushahriman3939

6 сағат бұрын

Homes of ex senior or top govt servants originally

I realize something, you walk to place that barely people walk, I honestly enjoy this because I myself never walk on those area

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yea I pretty much saw no one else walking at all on this journey 😅

@RamansSon

10 күн бұрын

@@benfisherminpretty much uncharted territory because only the owner and their friends and families have been there

Hi Ben. I prefer the walking perspective, one sees so much more than driving past. My daughter & I enjoy your videos😊. Thank you.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Walking is the best, thanks for watching 😀😀

There are many other smaller places where the rich lives - jalan u’thant (near the US embassy) & langgak golf nx to the royal selangor golf club; the taman duta area (nx to bukit kenny); bukit pantai. These are the older places.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Good info thank you

Those chicken looks like Ayam Serama. Not an ordinary chicken.They compete in 'beauty pageant'. A prized Serama can cost up to rm35,000... 😊

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Haha wow are you telling me those are 35,000 RM value pageant chickens running around uncared and out in public basically? 🤯

@arivfotomoto3642

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin I mean a prized winning well groomed ones. But you can pick one up at around rm300 to rm1500. During competition, they even have their 'walk', and points are based on their posture, ie; chest out. Hard to explain, but KZread them.. 😉

Wonderful to see that you've garnered 7.79k subscribers, Ben 🎉 Target 10k round the corner😅

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot, we’re on our way 💥💥

The stuffed tigers are used as monkey repellent. Awesome views of KL from Bukit Tunku. Drop by ISTAC if you’re there on a weekday.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Never would have thought this. I didn’t know there were wild monkeys in KL at all

@Hellibra

9 күн бұрын

​@@benfisherminif there are jungles there should be monkeys. Where would they go if every corner of the jungle is cleared for human settlements? KLCC? 😅

@klloo5689

4 күн бұрын

Not only are there wild monkeys but like in the popular Wawasan hiking trail in Puchong there are wild boars too and a huge python was videoed last year. Ben you should go jungle bashing in the Zoo Negara Kemensah area but you'd need to arrange guides or hikers that know the area and

Ben you can try Suki-Ya buffet at Pavilion Bkt Bintang, they have a clear konbu broth suitable for you. Apart from that they can even give you clear water to simmer your meats and vegetables if you’re wary. Most hotpot shop can give you clear water just that they won’t give you any discount for not having their broth. Btw, you can try Chinese roast pork, roast duck or roast chicken it’s soy free and roasted, you can get it conveniently at local coffee shops. There’s a roast duck stall in Chinatown about RM60+ for a whole duck. These are some of the keto/ carnivore favourite picks in Malaysia. Hope that helps.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Great tip thanks, never thought about just using water. Kombu broth can work as long as there is no sneaky ingredients 😀 I think for Chinese roast pork or meats they’ll use something like sugar, vinegar, rice wine. If they really just used salt and seasoning that would be great, I’m sure the recipe varies from place to place. 🙏🙏

Taman U-Thant is where the Sultan of Brunei has his Malaysian residence plus that's where many of the embassies are, including the US embassy. It's also near the Royal Selangor Golf Club. Taman U-Thant, Ampang Hilir, etc.

This mall is not busy. Not a touristry area like bukit bintang. Phase 2 is still under construction. Hopefully there will be better tenant mix for phase 2. The food are a bit pricey for the nearby office workers to eat daily. Some restaurants have not open yet perhaps after seeing the low crowds in this mall and perhaps have decided to not open at all.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Hm I hope it will improve over the next few years in that case. I suppose they need more workers nearby, more foot traffic over there in general, or those stores/restaurants won’t see any profits. Let’s hope a proper food court with good prices will pop up at some point 😀

Ben keep it rollin

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks!

There’s a Mamak Shop at Plaza Damansara, an island of offices and shops. And the food is the tastiest!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Wow great to know, thank you 🙏🙏

What a really wonderful video. What a lovely neighborhood.

@Yasin_Affandi

10 күн бұрын

I used to live in Damansara Heights with my late parents, it's a pleasant place.

@Yasin_Affandi

10 күн бұрын

I lived in Damansara Heights since early 1980s to almost 2000, only after four decades since 1980s, there's a mall, Damansara Heights Pavilion. It's just around 5 to 10 minutes walk from the house I used to lived to the new mall.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Awesome, does it look like it changed much since you lived there?

@Yasin_Affandi

9 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin Yes, there many more beautiful houses, you didn't pass by a circle road of Jalan Beringin where, and the other roads starting with the word Setia. From your video, when you were backing the Pavilion, there's a hill, on top of that is a water reservoir, under the hills there are many bungalows and link houses, my late parents house is directly opposite the hill. When I started working, I haven't owned my own car, and had to walk up and down the hill to take a bus near Jalan Beringin. Those days are long gone, but still fresh in my mind. 😀

Love the channel, keep going!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot 🙏😎

Thank you for visiting my neighbourhood😊

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

No problem, nice neighborhood!

HI BEN 👋 DO VLOG IN Mont'Kiara PLEASE 🙏 THANKS

@Nazlikimin

10 күн бұрын

Yeah. Mont Kiara is a nice area to Vblog.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks I’ll do one in the future 🙌

Absolutely gorgeous. True, here in Naples Florida the super super ultra rich neighborhoods are gated before you even get to any visible home. Very beautiful homes thank you 😊

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Rich folks love their privacy! Thank you 🙏

At current rate you will reach 10k subscribers by this december

Nice 👍 Bro

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thank you

Bonkers and absolutely beautiful

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Agreed!

One of the best value for money Steak I tried in KL is at Restaurant Yu Yee at Damansara Jaya. Can get a T-Bone steak for $28. It's not wahyu/angus beef or anything but it tastes good.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Good tip thank you!

Not only mont kiara nowadays .. there r many high end area scatterd around Malaysia .. from north to south east to west .. Now a days .. there r many million dollars richest Malaysian r living humbly .. lived among ordinary people ..😀

thanks

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

No problem thanks for watching

super thanks

You missed the " buy the meat n cook it place " at Swine @ Food Merchant supermkt. Food court go to Grandmama's level 4 Pavilion Damansara. Tq.

I've been to KL five times in the past 15 years. Never found that part. My friends aunt owns an oil company but their house is relatively modest. It is gated but the houses are middle class by Irish standards. On a separate issue how come you don't sweat profusely from the heat and humidity? Whenever I am there I have to carry a facecloth around with me all of the time.

Those pet chickens are expensive and they're getting popular in the States.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Never knew this thanks

Self built home seems nice but after building our house we're hit with maintenance after maintenance issues that are costing us a lot.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

That sucks! 😩

Yes to keto delivery definitely missing in Malaysia good market untapped let explore man

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yea seems very much like an untapped market in both KL and Bangkok. There are 1-2 in Bangkok but not sure in KL if any 🤔

Hey do one vlog on kampung Bahru eat a few nesi lemak minus the coconut rice would be interesting 😊

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

You’re right I should do a kampung baru vlog 😀

Damansara Heights is the Beverly Hills of Malaysia!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yea it definitely feels like it!

Mega rich live in Bukit Tungku where many people from the Consulate and the members of the royal family. Some of the mansions there are European look.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Is everything gated off or can I see the houses easily there from the outside?

@Hellibra

9 күн бұрын

​@@benfisherminfor Bukit Tunku you can walk around, but the houses are far apart, very spooky some of them. I know coz I used to give tuition classes to one Indian Malaysian family. You have to leave your ID at the guard house, every time. The 2 children never left the house except with family members. The father was a well-known man involved in a high-profile court case. I would not give names.

I've been to Boca Rotan in Florida years ago.. very beautiful little city.. perfect climate.. Miami is overrated to many Cuban & Latinos.. it doesn't feel American..

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

The climate in Florida really is amazing, especially during winter time

A foodcourt is a must in Malaysian malls. Maybe it is still not fully complete yet.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

I know right, I was surprised!

Try Jesselton Heights in Penang…it’s on another level!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Nice I should’ve checked this out when I was just in Penang, it’s so close to Georgetown

@ivangooi2732

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin I m sure u will revisit there in times to come…I m going back there for visiting on 25/7-2/8/24.

@ivangooi2732

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin kzread.info/dash/bejne/omyJp8qxdZnRhaw.htmlsi=-BYQNZO2H6jDaaFN Dis is just but one of d massive mansions to be found in Jesselton Heights n its vicinity!

Kl is basically in the middle of the jungle . that's why it is lush with greenary

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Jungle city 😁

Beautiful area. How much are the homes there? Let me get my checkbook.😂 You must look hungry. Those chickens know!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Haha, online it says an average of 5.5mil RM / 1.1mil USD over the last 12 months. Chump change!

The even richer areas are the areas you can't access as they are gated

@hpspectre5184

10 күн бұрын

Like...

@kbd8005

10 күн бұрын

@@hpspectre5184 tijani, tropicana golf, mines golf

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yea I can only imagine what things look like beyond the gates

U can visit the villages located just outside the town limits in secondary Msian towns where most of the villagers are millionaires. The thing is they became rich within a generation they are unable to shed off their village mentality and continue to live in modest wooden homes just like when they were growing up

@tunkulailitunkushahriman3939

6 сағат бұрын

The nouveau rich. Not old money

More of ultra rich areas in KL such as Hartamas Heights, Country Heights at Kajang, Kenny Hills and few more areas.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

I tried to search which one is actually the most expensive area but couldn’t find any real answer, everywhere just lists a couple of neighborhoods as being the most rich areas. I need to check those out too

@sammohd938

10 күн бұрын

​@@benfishermin Happy to see that your channel has grown at a not so bad pace... In terms of land value, Damansara Heights, Kenny Hills, Ampang Hilir, U-Thant, Jalan Damai off Jalan Ampang and Bangsar are at the top tier with Taman Tar in Ampang, Country Heights in Kajang and a few others trailing behind because of their distance from the KL city centre. While in the top tier areas, almost all properties were developed in the 60's/70's - hence the old unsavoury architectures , Taman Tar and the others are newer - occupied by the children of the top tier owners, - to described it simply. Having said that, Kampung Baru is actually very undervalued due to its non-developed Malay Reserved land status but that will soon change. On the matter of which area is the most expensive, it can be quite subjective. While the top tier areas has higher land value, areas like Kajang etc host numerous fantastic houses. To put things into perspective, there's a house in Kajang Country Heights that took 7 years to built. Not due to work being halted in the process but because of the extensive details and complexities of the house. I can go on for a few days in this topic as real estate is one of my interests but I should stop here so as not to bore those who do read comments... Have a great time in Malaysia, Ben

@options888

10 күн бұрын

Bukit tunku, Mont kiara, damansara heights, Tropicana

@judymckee5992

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin ,In the past was kennyhills.

@hawwaeve4421

9 күн бұрын

That place is one belong to old money. The ultra rich now choose to be low profile for security reason. They dont live in that houses anymore.

dont expect to spend a few Rm on food at Pavilion D. Rm10+ to 20+ is reasonable. You missed food court type chinese food at the last stall at Plaza Batai. Rm7-10. Pavilion D just opened a few mths bck so it is still a little vacant. You could hv bought prepacked sushi at Bens Indep Grocers at Plaza Batai. There is also a Grandmamas restaurant at Plaza Batai which you missed.

Scotty Kilmer does 3 x 10min videos a day.👌

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

He sounds like a smart man!

You go to PJ..and check out the middle income working people live.

Mont Kiara also rich ppl place and many expats live there

You mean the cronies 😊

Hmm... not really. Hope you'll get to visit some of the local-local housing estates where you'll actually get to see how ultra rich-ultra low key Malaysians live. Thanks for another get walk-talk tour of your always interesting posts 💞

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Hm that would be cool 😁 thanks!

@tunkulailitunkushahriman3939

6 сағат бұрын

Where..the old money Malaysians live in Bukit Tunku,Taman Duta and Damansara Heights hence why the land there are prime lands

Try Country Heights Kajang & Tiger Lane Ipoh

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks I’ll check them out

@klloo5689

4 күн бұрын

If I'm not mistaken Country Heights Kajang is gated, I've Grabbed (driver) there a couple of times and there's quite a few ex Ministers houses over there. Those are like mini palaces.

ben.. have you checkout Pavilion bukit Jalil..

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Not yet I need to check it out

Damansara Heights is rich neighborhood. Bukit Tunku and Kenny Hills is ultra rich, old money rich.

Liked

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks!

A ritzy neighbourhood and Ben wearing a golf shirt and no hat... I see what you did there Mr. clean-cut fit right in guy, lol...

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Gotta dress the part 😂😅

The rich in malaysia you can find them in places like Taman Tun Dr ismail better know as TTDI, Mont Kiara , Damansara area and Sri Hartamas and Ampang

I was told the soft tiger that they pun on the fence is to scare away the wild monkeys

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Wow I never knew there are wild monkeys around anywhere in KL

Next time Ben, try hitching a ride on their LRT or MRT transport from start to end of the station, might be fun. Used to do that during weekend time when i was studying there lol

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Good idea thanks!

@klloo5689

4 күн бұрын

Ben, I don't think you've made any videos of Putrajaya? Well the MRT's end station of the Putrajaya line gets you there then there's feeder buses to take you around.

There's an abandoned mansion somewhere near 10 Damansara rumoured to be haunted!

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Interesting, is it blocked off to enter?

@leibermuster2399

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin probably. apparently to find it go through the small patch of forest at the road's end and come to a new road, its right there

10:15 that was a fowl moment...

@ArnoldPranks

10 күн бұрын

It was about to be KFC...or KLFC

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Haha it’s lucky I was not too hungry

Stay safe Walking on busy traffic is not recommended

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Thanks 😀

Country Height Kajang actually more expensive & high class housing area

Some are wealthier than this outside of KL, for example, the sultan's house and their entrepreneurs own huge holdings, and some have private islands.

PMX used to live around here

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Nice!

Go to miri to find some of insane mansions

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Good tip, any specific area in Miri?

@liesterminator153

10 күн бұрын

@@benfisherminmost concentrated in luak Bay area or u may find in youtube Beverly hills of Malaysia ..the biggest private house belongs to shin yang group...from his guard house its almost 3km to his house proper and it has helipad imagine how big his house is

@penukulbesi4006

8 күн бұрын

I saw in "Tanjong Lubang Miri" along the beach, this property is quite huge and the largest house on the hill.

Expensive mall, expensive price tags on everything. Outside the mall there must be places that serve regular folks at an affordable price. Keep looking and stay cool. Avoid getting a heat stroke.

The chickens also the expensive type... Malaysian bantam called "ayam serama" or serama chickens...only for exhibition or show and not for delicacies...the champion can be really expensive. Price range between RM 1500 to RM 35k each

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

I’m surprised they’re just roaming free outside of the gate in that case!

Wow wow wow 💲💲💲 Celebrities Hollywood lifestyle 💲💲💲

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Haha yes very much!

Rich people in M'sia like to live on a little high hill where there are many trees and it's quiet. There must be security in front of the house. Far from the village people's houses.

@tunkulailitunkushahriman3939

6 сағат бұрын

Villages are outside KL or towns LOL. Some rich people even own lands in villages. That is, they have a few city properties but have a kampung hse with a fruit orchard etc

Many people believe the monkeys would be scared of the stuffed tigers...😅

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Ahh interesting, are there monkeys roaming free in these areas??

@terataibiru4997

10 күн бұрын

@@benfisherminyes... in fact so many wild monkeys nowadays at housing areas..maybe because of the deforestation...no fruits(food) for them in the jungles any more....very sad..

I own a home there......in my dreams 😂

An ultra rich I knew own a family home as big as Pavillion in KL. He was a royalty, there are many rooms but only servants live and manage the house. Some paranormal entities roam the house. No kidding!

@klloo5689

4 күн бұрын

Wow where's that haha. My father was a Civil servant and in the 70s we lived in a big Government bungalow in Swettenham Road Taiping and my parents wouldn't let us go near the house at the end of the road where one of the royalty's wife stayed.

I dont even know what Damansara really means anyway, after all the years living in KL.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Me too 😅😅

Not the most walkable area, and that is by design.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yea definitely

you managed to get pass to enter?

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Nope, anyone can walk into the neighborhood but not past security for individual homes or condos

if u can just go in as u like, its not that luxury okay

Pavilon bukit jalil and Bukit bintang is way better the damansara height (bukit damansara)

@iantravels2406

10 күн бұрын

Bukit Jalil Pavilion is also larger than both and has 2 food courts

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Cool I’ll have to check out bukit jalil

@iantravels2406

10 күн бұрын

@@benfishermin Also, if u are free, do check out Melaka and it's churches and temples - most are over 2 centuries from the oldest european building east of india to the oldest function church, St Peter in Melaka, not to be confused with St Paul on the hill. Also, some, not most, but some of the more beautiful sites In Malaysia are actually quite hidden, or not well heard off like mosques in the east coast.

@klloo5689

4 күн бұрын

You can take the LRT to the Awan Besar LRT station then there's a free bus around every half an hour from that station to Pavillion Bukit Jalil or you can take a Grab from there.

@iantravels2406

4 күн бұрын

@@klloo5689 ye. It's a double decker bus that is specifically meant to send visitors to the mall

Dude thats dangerous, that area is not pedestrian friendly at all. Its also difficult to get grab there.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

In general I wouldn’t recommend people to walk around this area, it’s just not very comfortable

Ben you're sure you are not from Certain Agency from US that specializes in Intelligence gathering?

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

😉

That's an old area of the super rich.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Nice

Jaga jangan pergi dekat dekat sangat rmh org tu nanti dia report polis

Napalis do not no what is food food

can somebody with a total saving of around 400-500K US dollars live comfortably in Kuala Lumpur? I know 400-500K US dollars is nothing but is it possible to get by in Malaysia? An address in this area signifies a lot of wealth, then an address in Little India or masjid india or kota raya signifies what?

@Millielai12

10 күн бұрын

Masjid India are places people who do business and live with populated communities. Those people do their amal (worship) daily as there is nearby mosque. Rich people places are more for privacy and larger space (some maybe politicians or former or who knows maybe celebrities). You can see fr video that this place is not as congested living compared yo Masjid India/Jamek or Sri Petaling mosque area.

@OutNaBoutYallahBiNa

10 күн бұрын

@@Millielai12 these places are spacious but are boring. Nothing happening. I prefer places like kota raya or chow kit or masjid india with all the people

@Millielai12

10 күн бұрын

@OutNaBoutYallahBiNa To each its own. Malaysians usually have very big family or 2 generations living together. There are some videos on MM2H(Malaysia My 2nd Home updates by different YTubers). I'd coming over for Nomad Visa 500K is no issue. MM2H has different tiers.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

That will probably depend a lot on if you have more income coming in, and if not then how many years you have left to live. Also of course whether or not you are single or with a partner/family. In general you’d surely need to have some money coming in or you’ll run out I’d imagine.

u should get e-bike much easier

the ultra rich can fly to HK just to Yam Cha for breakfast and fly back in the evening.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Nice life 😅

So you knew there are too many non local workers in malaysia and illegal immigrants

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Yep many

Ultra rich houses doesnt look like this.

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

What do they look like?

Tropicana, Gita Bayu, Kemensah Heights and also the Kajang Country Heights... some of the houses look like a Mafia Boss is living there 😎

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

Nice I want to see these mafia boss houses 🤩

Bukit tunku is where the really rich live

@benfishermin

10 күн бұрын

I need to check it out some time

rakyat have no jobs or money & skyrocketing prices?