top of page
Image by Polina Kuzovkova

Malaysia
Premium Visa Programme (PVIP)

Malaysia Premium Visa
Programme (PVIP)

The Malaysia Premium Visa Programme (PVIP) is a government-backed long-term residency visa designed for high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, remote professionals, and global investors. Offering a renewable 20-year multiple-entry visa, PVIP allows you and your family to live, work, invest, study, and enjoy Malaysia without a local sponsor or minimum stay requirement.

To qualify, applicants must show an offshore income of RM40,000/month and place a fixed deposit of RM1 million. Dependents, including spouse, children under 21, and parents, can be included under the same application.

 

With a territorial tax system, modern infrastructure, world-class healthcare, and a welcoming lifestyle, Malaysia offers the perfect base for global citizens. The PVIP is your gateway to long-term residency in one of Asia’s most attractive and affordable destinations.

Image by JANG’S 🍂

Visa Type

20 years (renewable)

Taxation

Territorial Tax System

Language requirement

No need

Established time

Program launched in 2022

Image by Moosa Haleem

Application Requirements

Income requirement: The main applicant's monthly income is at least MYR 40,000 or annual income MYR 480,000 above, and the income must be from outside Malaysia (provide 3-12 months of bank statement);

No criminal record requirement: The main applicant and accompanying persons over 18 years old;

Fixed Deposit requirement after approval: Open a bank account in a local bank in Malaysia after approval and deposit MYR 1 million.

Program Benefits

No Age Limit: Open to applicants of all ages.

Fixed Deposit-only Requirement: No property purchase is required, offering a safe, risk-free option.

20-Year Long-Term Visa: Grants a 20-year approval, with the option to renew every 20 years.

No Minimum Residency Requirement:Ideal for high-net-worth individuals seeking a backup residency without the burden of residency obligations.

Flexible Living Options: Can live in Malaysia long-term with freedom of entry and exit, and are allowed to work, run business, study and purchase various types of properties.

Image by Keith Chan
bottom of page