The visa for investors in Malaysia is a multiple-entry type of visa. This is one of the 3 types of visas issued by the Immigration Department. One of our attorneys in Malaysia can assist you in obtaining a visa for multiple entries, as you will need this access as a…
Having a business in Malaysia, as a local or foreign entrepreneur, will require the use of a trademark. The Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia is in charge of the analysis and registration of trademarks in the country, where particular requirements need to be attentively analyzed. Suitable information and complete guidance…
If you are wondering what a corporate lawyer does in Malaysia and what his/her main responsibilities are, well, the answer can be quite complex. Such a lawyer covers a fairly wide range of legal services, most of which are aimed at business owners and investors. We present some information about…
The decision to relocate to Malaysia can be driven by a number of factors, economic and business-related. Investors who want to move their company may target a different market and choose Malaysia because of its favorable position in Asia. Regardless of the reasons behind the decision to relocate, the process…
US citizens do not need a visa to enter Malaysia and stay for up to 90 days during a 180-days period. There is however a social visit pass that is placed on the passport of American citizens upon entry into Malaysia. We invite you to discover some interesting and useful…
The Recovery Movement Control Order was approved by the Malaysian Prime Minister in August 2020, restricting the entry of foreigners in Malaysia, including UK nationals. This kind of measure is effective until the end of 2020, yet exemptions are provided for particular types of workers or residence visa holders. Our…
Canadian nationals do not need a visa to enter Malaysia if they intend to stay here for 90 days. However, there is a need for a visa if they want to relocate to Malaysia. It is important to note that for the moment, the Malaysian authorities are currently banned to…
The Malaysia corporate tax rate has a standard rate as well as a smaller one applicable under certain conditions to small and medium resident companies. This tax is imposed on income that is derived from or accruing in the country both in the case of resident and non-resident legal entities.…
Setting up a sole trader in Malaysia requires only a few simple steps for registration. This is why this business form is a popular one for young entrepreneurs or for those who have just decided to start their own business and become self-employed. Our specialists can provide adequate legal advice…
The economic growth of commercial companies in Malaysia leads to their listing on the Stock Exchange in Malaysia (Bursa Malaysia). This procedure enables companies to issue shares to the public and to collect additional capital and funds needed for further development. The decision of listing on the Stock Exchange in…
