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A retiree from Austria: MM2H Silver approved

A retiree from Austria successfully applied for MM2H Silver Category with WANDA (MM2H) Sdn Bhd as the appointed MM2H agent In 2025

Applied14 Feb 2025
Approved22 May 2025
Time to approvalIn 3 months
ApplicantsPrincipal only
The story

Mr F, aged 60 years old, a retiree now but formerly a senior executive / expatriate with a multinational from Austria, decided to apply for the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) Program, SILVER category. He appointed WANDA (MM2H) Sdn Bhd as his licensed MM2H agent to handle his application through the referral/recommendation of a friend.

The Silver category allows him to continue to retire and live in Malaysia, after the expiry of his Talent Residency Pass (RP-T). He has previously worked in South East Asia for two decades as a very senior executive with a leading European technology multinational company prior to his retirement.

He submitted his MM2H application on 14 / 2 / 2025 and successfully obtained the Approval Letter on 22 / 5 / 2025, in 3-months period. He has his MM2H pass endorsed on 30 / 5 / 2025 (within a week upon approval) at MM2H One Stop Center (OSC) in Putrajaya with the full professional assistance and services from WANDA MM2H.

Where they are now

Mr F now retires and lives in Kuala Lumpur.

The journey

  1. 1Application submitted14 Feb 2025
  2. 2Approval Letter issued22 May 2025
  3. 3Passes endorsed at OSC Putrajaya30 / 5 / 2025
  4. 4Settled in Malaysia
Proof of approval

Documents

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MM2H Application
MM2H Approval Letter
MM2H Endorsement
MM2H Silver Pass/Visa (Principal)
WANDA MM2H Considering MM2H? Talk to a licensed agent. MOTAC Licence MM2H855 - end-to-end service from eligibility assessment to visa endorsement.
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