1. Re: I don't have an international driving license (IDL)

Author: Kristina - ExpatLiving Malaysia
Date: 06/14/2009 5:53am

If you have an international driving license (IDL), you could easily drive in Malaysia as long as the license is valid. In your case, you could convert your domestic license from HongKong to a Malaysian driving license permit. License conversion options are if you either on a Employment, Dependent or student pass -your pass should be valid > 3 months. If you are on a social/ visit pass- your domestic license can’t be used for conversion to Malaysian driving license permit. License conversion process follows: -Malaysian government agreement states automatic conversion of driving licenses for Hong Kong citizens, so you could go directly to the Road Transport Department / Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) @ Wangsa Maju. Address: Lot 14264 Jalan Genting Kelang, 53300 Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tel : 603-4024 1200. -Submit this documents -Passport / HK domestic license (Original / Copy), 1 colour photograph (25mm * 32 mm) and Translation of HK driving license from Chinese embassy documented in English. To convert your existing HK domestic license to Malaysian driving license would cost RM20 - Process fee and RM30 - Annual fee for license validity.

1. Re: My wife and I are planning to move from the UK to Malaysia

Author: Hakimi Ibrahim
Date: 04/19/2009 5:14am

Dear Mark, I have 1 unit of condo for sale. The details are as below : 1. Hijauan Condo. ( Mont’ Kiara, KL ) - Built-up 2,100sqf - Private lift - 3 + 2 - Wardrobe ( all rooms) - Fully air-conditioning - 2 car parks - Facing pool - Condo facility ( Swimming pool + Gym + Jacuzzi + Sauna + Squash + Tennis court etc) - RM1.35m - Located at hot spot for expatriate community - 10min to KLCC if you are interested with the unit, please email me. For viewing purpose please let me know at least a week in advance.

1. Re: I am thinking about buying property in Malaysia

Author: Rozie Mohamed
Date: 04/14/2008 11:27am

Hi Mark I just wonder if you are still looking for a condo. M planning to sell mine ,a one bedroom fully furnished condo in Riana Green Tropicana.Good investment If keen ,do contact me

2. Re: I am thinking about buying property in Malaysia

Author: John
Date: 04/14/2008 11:27am

Hi Mark, For a number of years the Malaysian property market has appeared under valued and has attracted a significant number of overseas interest. With recent increased liberalisation, good lending and freehold ownership further growth seems inevitable. However the big news is that capital gains tax was abolished on 1st April 2007, which should see prices rise dramatically over the coming years. Additionally, increased relaxation of exchange rate laws could see further hardening of the Malaysian Ringgit, which has been strengthing since the beginning of 2007.