
Entrepreneurs
Business owners who need the freedom to build and operate in Malaysia.

Live, work and invest in Malaysia.
A renewable 20-year visa for entrepreneurs, investors and high-income applicants building an active life in Malaysia.
PROGRAMME VIDEO
Watch a concise English-language introduction to the programme.
01 / OVERVIEW
The Premium Visa Programme (PVIP) is designed for people who want more than passive residence.
It combines a long visa horizon with permission to work, conduct business and invest in Malaysia. There is no minimum age and no compulsory property purchase, but the income, fixed-deposit and participation-fee commitments are substantial.
Compare every programme02 / WHO IT IS FOR
PVIP is strongest when business, employment or investment is part of the reason for living in Malaysia.
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Business owners who need the freedom to build and operate in Malaysia.

Applicants connecting long-term residence with active investment plans.

Globally mobile professionals who can meet the programme’s income threshold.
03 / BENEFITS

PVIP permits employment, business activities and investment, giving active applicants more flexibility than most MM2H categories.

The 20-year programme creates a long horizon while keeping each endorsement period clear and manageable.

Property purchase is allowed but not compulsory, so your residence decision does not have to begin with a property commitment.

A spouse, qualifying children, parents or parents-in-law, and a foreign domestic helper can be included under current rules.
04 / REQUIREMENTS
PVIP offers wider permissions in exchange for higher financial thresholds. Start with these four figures.
Four five-year periods
Held under programme conditions
RM480,000 annually
Main applicant
The fixed deposit is a financial commitment, not a non-refundable fee. Dependant participation and professional service fees are separate. Property purchase is not compulsory.
05 / FAQs
Clear answers to the questions that usually shape a PVIP decision.
Yes. PVIP permits employment, active business activities and investment in Malaysia, subject to the relevant sector and licensing rules.
No. Property purchase is allowed but not compulsory. If you choose to buy, the applicable state property threshold and approval rules still apply.
At least RM40,000 per month or RM480,000 per year. The programme accepts qualifying offshore or onshore income, supported by the required financial evidence.
Eligible family members can join. Current categories include a spouse, qualifying children, parents or parents-in-law, and a foreign domestic helper. Separate fees and supporting-document rules apply.
Check your preliminary eligibility and estimated cost before preparing the application.
