Interested in getting moved to malaysia

There is no logic in changing the rule because it would take jobs away from Malaysians. So I dont think it has happened. It is also to ensure that graduates leave once they are qualified and dont clog up the work market. The rule also meant that a candidate had to have a least 2 years' relevant experience. So with no age limit, it would mean that would also not be neccessary. I am afraid I think you are mistaken, but would like you to provide some proof.

In general the trend in Malaysia is to tighten up all rules and make it less easy for foreigners to work in Malaysia. This is because the government wants Malaysians to be high income earners. The only area left is the Foreign Worker scheme where you can be aged 18-45 - perhaps that is what you are thinking about? Even for them after 3 years they have to return home and there is a cooling off period.

What will happen when the Asean region starts is another question. It will also be a challenge for Malaysia to control immigration and expatriate workers. In the last 2 years the age group that works in Malaysia has changed. Most are 35 years and under and they live in flat shares and are here to transfer up to date knowledge. This change in the type of expats is also causing a lot of issues in the rental property market, as most of this age group are not long out of Uni and are willing to flat share. So lots of vacant properties and people having issues to finance their property portfolio.