All posts tagged "Expat News"
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0CommunityGeneral Elections in Malaysia Coming Soon
There has been considerable speculation over the past few months about when the next General Election will be held.
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0Singapore and Hong Kong Losing Some Regional HQ Lustre
The 2013 Asia Business Outlook Survey is conducted by the Economist Corporate Network. It gathers input from over 200 senior executives who...
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0HSBC’s Global Survey of Expats Ranks Malaysia 8th
Now in its fifth year, HSBC's Expat Explorer Survey researches expats' views on the countries in which they live in terms of...
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0Asia Could Get More Foreign Investment
A survey by the Economist Corporate network reveals that multinationals which are headquartered outside Asia are seeing Asian revenues increase as a...
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0Asia Could Get More Foreign Investment
A survey by the Economist Corporate network reveals that multinationals which are headquartered outside Asia are seeing Asian revenues increase as a...
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0Greater Kuala Lumpur is Growing
The Greater KL area - essentially the Klang Valley - now has a population of 7.5 million people and is one of...
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0Malaysia’s Shopping Goals Surpassed
Kuala Lumpur once aspired to equal Singapore as a shopping destination. At the time, Singapore was considered the place for shopping.
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0CommunityNo Such Things as Purchasing a PR in Malaysia
We've had many enquiries from expat's on the process of purchasing a Permanent Residency (PR) Status in Malaysia, and which agency provides...
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0Elections Must Take Place This Year
The government is required to hold an election before the end of their five-year term on June 27th this year. The election...
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0Iskandar Beats Target
Iskandar Region had a target of RM47 billion of investment in its first five years. It has exceeded that by 60%, reaching...
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0Asia to Dominate the World by 2030
In their latest report, Global Trends 2030, the National Intelligence Council, a United States government entity, predicts that Asia will have more...
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0Mixed Views on Malaysia’s GDP Growth in 2013
Malaysia's GDP growth for 2013 is expected to exceed 5% which, given the global situation, is a very satisfactory performance.
