Posts By ExpatGo Staff
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01ShoppingThe best Chinese New Year events at Kuala Lumpur’s malls
The Year of the Monkey is almost here and what better place to soak up the atmosphere – and avoid the heat...
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018TravelBrickfields is 3rd on Airbnb’s top trending neighbourhoods in 2016
Would you believe me if I told you that Brickfields is ranked 3rd on Airbnb’s 16 neighbourhoods to visit in 2016? According...
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0Business and FinanceExpat Go is looking to hire a Sales Representative in Penang
TEG is a media company focused on providing information about Malaysia. It does this through print magazines, online media, and events. One...
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02Goldman executive connected to 1MDB takes leave, returns to America
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Tim Leissner, who was invovled in 1MDB, has apparently left Singapore and is on ‘personal’ leave’ in...
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02NewsWater disruption around KL and Hulu Langat: 28th – 29th January
The scheduled water disruption in 88 areas in KL and 163 areas in Hulu Langat will ast until 2am, 29th January 2016
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0Design & ArchitectureExpatGo Editorial Series: Architecture in Southeast Asia
ExpatGo regularly brings you the latest and greatest feats of engineering and design from across the region. Here are our latest favourites, from...
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0EducationChoosing the right international curriculum
The term 'international school' is confusing and ambiguous. Do we mean the curriculum or syllabus is international in scope? Are we referring...
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0127 Malaysian superstitions – which ones do you believe in?
Almost every culture out there has their fair share of superstitions, and Malaysia is no different.
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014CommunityRoads in KL to be closed for the Thaipusam celebrations this weekend
In order to accommodate the Thaipusam celebrations, several roads in KL are scheduled to be closed this weekend along the procession route.
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0Culture & ReligionExpatGo Editorial Series: TEG’s ASEAN Tour
Every month, our sister product, The Expat magazine, takes a virtual tour of an ASEAN country. We explore the culture, history, food,...
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048TravelTravelling domestically within Malaysia? Now, foreigners must produce their passports
Effective immediately, all foreigners flying on domestic services within Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and Sarawak are required to produce a valid passport for...
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0Culture & ReligionExpatGo Editorial Series: BM phrasebook
One of the beautiful things about living in and travelling around Malaysia is that many people speak English. But what better way...
