Malaysia offers political stability, economic growth, low cost of living, excellent climate, and an open real estate market for foreigners. Areas like Mont Kiara and KLCC have thriving Japanese communities.
Malaysia offers British, American, and IB curriculums at more affordable fees than Japan. Students benefit from multicultural environments and natural English language immersion. Mont Kiara has several excellent schools.
Under 50 years: Monthly income RM40,000 and fixed deposit RM500,000. Over 50 years: Monthly income RM10,000 and fixed deposit RM350,000. Tabiniko provides full application support.
Foreigners can purchase properties minimum RM1,000,000 (approximately ¥30 million). Additional costs include stamp duty, legal fees, and bank charges totaling about 3-5% of property value.
Yes. We recommend schools based on your children's age, preferred curriculum, and budget. We arrange school visits and assist with enrollment procedures.
Kuala Lumpur has numerous international-standard private hospitals with Japanese interpreter services. Medical care is high-quality and more affordable than Japan.
Our Tabiniko staff speak English, Japanese, Malay, and Chinese, providing support in all situations. There's also a well-established Japanese community for added comfort.
Yes. Those with MM2H or work visas can open bank accounts. Tabiniko assists with bank appointments and document preparation.
Mont Kiara is most popular with Japanese families, offering international schools, Japanese restaurants, and medical facilities. KLCC, Bangsar, and Damansara Heights are also recommended.
Yes. Initial consultation is free. Contact us via our inquiry form or phone. Online consultations are also available.
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