Citizenship rights to the child born in Malaysia

There are no inheritance rights for children born in Malaysia. They take the nationality of their parents.

Many thanks for the information. I have one more doubt related to the living cost there. I am company will pay me around 11300MYR as salary. Is this a decent amount to sustain a family of 3.

If not, what could be the minimum salary expectation one should have in KL. I have heard that accommodation is quite cheap as compared to UAE but the Tax for expats nullifies the same. What is the tax imposed on expats?

Thanks

Well its good salary to be honest. First year after 1 June you will pay 26% tax. Thereafter about 15-20%. You can easily live here on the residual salary. Only issue will be health care. Child and wife should be covered by company. Kids have lots of expenses in the first 3 years.

Thanks a ton for your help. I might need your expert advice in future as well.

Many thanks again.

The largest expense after housing will be transportation (private vehicle). Buying is very expensive because of the mark-up on foreign vehicles, but lower prices for ones built in the country (RM 60k for new vehicle). Leasing is anything from RM2k per month and its best to get a legitimate contract so the insurance is valid. I am not sure quality of life is equal to the middle east. Malaysia has a completely different "flavour" and it is still a developing country and not modernised completely. As about 10% of the population are of Indian or Sri Lankan decent, there can be a bit of a ghetto mentality.

Hi of course Gravitas is right about citizenship. But the salary isn't a lot in Malaysia. However if it is good or not depends on your experience and role. I lost a local staff member in late 20s just now with an offer of 10k elsewhere. Salaries are going up in Selangor. Most consider that ok with no kids. He earns another 6k a month on the side I know to make ends meet. Life is expensive in kl if you want a middle class lifestyle