As for the real estate in Malaysia, it should be noted that it is relatively cheap. The mere fact that according to the results of the study on the cost of living, which was carried out by Mercer in 2006, out of 144 cities Kuala Lumpur (the capital of Malaysia) took 114-th place, Bangkok – 127-th, Manila – 141-st. Therefore, we can safely say that Kuala Lumpur is one of the cheapest capitals in the world, but it has the infrastructure comparable with many European countries. Facts about the availability of monorail trains, the route which passes through the city centre, as well as an automatic subway, operating on their own without the driver and many other technological innovations in the country speak for themselves. To buy property in Malaysia is lucrative because the cost of houses and apartments compared to the prices in many other countries is relatively cheap. For example, an apartment in the prestigious low-rise housing complex area of 100 square meters can be purchased for around $ 100.000. Malaysian housing estates – “condominiums” typically have the following amenities: 24-hour security surveillance, at least one underground parking for each apartment, tennis court, swimming pool for adults and wading pool for children, mini-garden and ground floor for shops, laundries and etc. For utilities and condominium management fees you will have to spend about 300 ringgits per month (about USD$84).   A foreigner has the right to buy property in Malaysia, if its value is not less than 1.000.000 ringgit (about $ 250,000) in Kuala Lumpur (can be less or more in other states). For details and information, you can contact Mr. Michael by e-mail: michael@embassyalliance.com and we will be glad to provide a package of documents explaining in detail the process of buying real estate, and Embassy Alliance subsidiary will be pleased to help in providing assistance in finding appropriate projects.   There is a program called “Malaysia – My Second Home”. It involves the issuance of multiple 10-year visas to foreigners who have an account in any Malaysian bank with the amount of 300,000 ringgits (about $ 80,000), and have a stable monthly income abroad for at least 10,000 ringgits (about $ 2800). You can also open a visa for your family members on the basis of this visa.