🇲🇾business Visa

Premium Visa Programme

Malaysia

Last updated: December 26, 2025

Duration

20 years (renewable)

Visa Fee

$50,000

Time

3-6 months

Complexity

Medium

About this Visa

The PVIP is a 20-year residency visa for investors and entrepreneurs. You can work, start businesses, and bring your family with no restrictions. You don't have to live there full-time; you can come and go whenever you want. It's designed for people with good income who want long-term stability in Malaysia. Unlike other visas, you keep your investment money and can use half of it after one year. This visa provides real work and business rights with complete freedom to establish companies, manage investments, and earn income in Malaysia.

Key Benefits

  • Work and start businesses with no restrictions
  • Bring spouse, children under 21, parents, and household staff
  • No mandatory time in Malaysia each year
  • Access private hospitals and doctors
  • Buy property (houses, land, businesses)
  • Children study without separate student visas
  • Leave and return anytime with multiple entries
  • Withdraw 50% of deposit after 1 year for property, education, or medical costs

Eligibility & Requirements

Eligibility Criteria

  • No age limit
  • No education requirement
  • Must earn $9,880+ per month
  • Must have $247,000 for bank deposit
  • Must pass medical exam
  • Must have no criminal record
  • Must apply through authorized agent only

Financial Requirement

Must earn $9,880 per month from work or business outside Malaysia. Must deposit $247,000 in Malaysian bank (locked 1 year, then can withdraw 50%).

Documents

  • Valid passportRequired for all applicants
  • Passport photos8 pieces, standard size
  • ResumeWork and education history
  • Employment documentationLast 3 months paychecks and employer letter
  • Bank statementsLast 3 months certified by bank
  • Police clearanceCriminal record check, must be translated and certified by embassy
  • Marriage certificateIf married, must be translated and certified by embassy
  • Children birth certificatesIf applicable, must be translated and certified by embassy
  • Medical examFrom registered Malaysian clinic
  • Health insurance proofMandatory coverage

Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Visa requirements, fees, and processes change frequently. Please verify all information with official government sources and consult a qualified immigration attorney before making decisions.