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Work in Malaysia

By Caroline Couronne

When my parents proudly tell their friends that I am working in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the most common reaction is a puzzled gaze. They built the Twin Towers and now they have their F1 circuit, right? My father commonly has to draw a map vaguely locating Malaysia above Singapore and below China. 

There are three kinds of work in Malaysia: you can work for an international company, for a local company, or for an embassy or chamber of commerce. While a company will take care of obtaining your work permit, it is possible to work with only a tourist visa. The problem is you will not be protected in case your employer decides not to pay you, and you will be taxed as an expatriate—more than 27 percent. 

Getting a work permit can be a hassle, if you are not in a very specialized field. However, if you speak another European language, if you are specialized in e-business, if you have lived in Southeast Asia, or if you speak the local language you will have an extra edge in the competition for local employment. See the local newspapers, the New Straits Times and the Star, for ads. 

Working for a local company will be a tremendous experience. However, career prospects are low and salary increases are rare. Local pay is about MR4,000 to MR6,000 a month (between $1,000 and $1,500). It is possible to live on this salary in Malaysia; however, forget the idea of heading home for holidays. 

The Malaysian economy is in a steep recovery, and Malaysia is becoming one of the most sought-after countries of Southeast Asia. Play your game well, by capitalizing on your experience, which will be highly valuable to companies wishing to import or export to or from Malaysia. You might be able to land a job in an international firm involved with Southeast Asian markets. What we wrongly call a third world country is in fact a transition economy, with many characteristics of developing countries but the aspirations of a developed country.

CAROLINE COURONNE writes from Malaysia.

List of tallest buildings in Malaysia

This is a list of tallest skyscrapers in Malaysia. The skyscrapers are ranked by structural height.

Rank	Name	City	Height (m)	Storeys
1&2	Petronas Twin Towers	Kuala Lumpur	452	88
3	Menara Telekom	Kuala Lumpur	310	55
4	Menara Maybank	Kuala Lumpur	244	50
5	Empire Tower (redeveloped as Vista Tower)	Kuala Lumpur	238	62
6	Menara KOMTAR	Penang	232	65
7	Menara Maxis	Kuala Lumpur	212	49
8	Bangunan AM Finance	Kuala Lumpur	210	50
9&10	Berjaya Times Square	Kuala Lumpur	203	48
11	K Residence	Kuala Lumpur	202	52
12	Menara Multi Purpose	Kuala Lumpur	198	40
13	Cap Square Condominiums	Kuala Lumpur	198	42
14	Maju Tower	Kuala Lumpur	196	50
15	Menara Standard Chartered	Kuala Lumpur	193	46
16	Menara Citibank	Kuala Lumpur	190	50
17	Menara PNB	Kuala Lumpur		47
17	Marinara Financial Centre	Kuala Lumpur	186	36
18	Grand Seasons Hotel	Kuala Lumpur	184	40
19	Menara Dato'Onn	Kuala Lumpur	175	40
20	Menara Public Bank	Kuala Lumpur	170	36
21	Bangunan Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka	Kuala Lumpur
22	CAHB Corporate Office Tower	Kuala Lumpur	168	42
23	Wisma Goldhill	Kuala Lumpur	168	36
24	The Binjai Tower A	Kuala Lumpur	158?	45
25	The Binjai Tower B	Kuala Lumpur		44
26	Maju Perdana , Tower 2	Kuala Lumpur		40
27	Menara Keck Seng	Kuala Lumpur		39
28	Kompleks Dayabumi	Kuala Lumpur	157	35
29	Dynasty Hotel	Kuala Lumpur	155	41
30	The Pavilion Service Apartment 2	Kuala Lumpur	154	44
31	Menara Dion	Kuala Lumpur		37
32	Meridian KL Sentral	Kuala Lumpur	154	38
33	Hilton KL Sentral	Kuala Lumpur	154	38
34	Faber Imperial Court	Kuala Lumpur	152	38
35	Bangunan Lembaga Urusan Tabung Haji	Kuala Lumpur	152	38
36	Menara TA One	Kuala Lumpur	151	37
37	Park View Service Apartment	Kuala Lumpur	150	43
38	Mont Kiara Damai	Kuala Lumpur	150	43
39	Menara DBKL, (Vision City Tower 3)	Kuala Lumpur	132	33
40	Wisma Sanyan	Sibu, Sarawak	126	26
41	Kuala Lumpur University, (Vision City Tower 2)	Kuala Lumpur	124	31
42	Cendana	Kuala Lumpur		45
43	Tun Mustapha Tower	Kota Kinabalu	122	30
44	Bank Pembangunan Tower, (Vision City Tower 1)	Kuala Lumpur	116	29
45	MBf Tower	Pulau Pinang	111	43
46&47	The Oval Twin Towers	Kuala Lumpur		41
48	The Avare	Kuala Lumpur		40
49	Menara BHL	Pulau Pinang	108	30
50	Menara Promet	Kuala Lumpur		38
51	City Square	Johor Bahru		36
52	Menara Landmark	Johor Bahru		35
53	Bangunan KWSP	Kuala Lumpur		31
54	Bangunan MARA	Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia nice place

Travel in Malaysia - Malaysia has fervently embraced modern technology - it boasts two of the world's tallest skyscrapers and a huge center for computer businesses. But it still has some of the world's most remote jungle (in Sabah and Sarawak). There are also dramatic limestone outcrops, fascinating caves and spectacular waterfalls at the mountain of Malaysia. You will not disappointed when Travel in Malaysia.

 

In Malaysia, there are a lot of places a tourist can go. Whether you enjoy the night life of big cities, the beautiful underwater world of the islands, or the lush tropical rainforests, Malaysia has it all. In this article, allow me to give you a preview of the 9 places you must visit in Malaysia.

Urban Life

Kuala Lumpur

The capital and largest city of Malaysia. It is located in the heart of Selangor state, in Peninsular Malaysia.

Some interesting places to visit:

Petronas Twin Towers (Suria KLCC), KL Tower, Petaling Street (Chinatown), National Museum, Central Market

Estimated population: 1,887,674

Geographical coordinates: 3° 7′ N, 101° 42′ E

Putrajaya

Located south of Kuala Lumpur, this newly developed city is the home to most of Malaysia’s government offices.

Interesting places to visit:

Perdana Putra, Putra Bridge, Putra Mosque, Seri Wawasan Bridge

Estimated population: 50,000

Geographical coordinates: 2°55′ N, 101°40′ E

Culture and Historical

Penang (or Pulau Pinang)

Located on the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, it is a paradise for culture and food lovers. Be sure to try the famous Asam Laksa, Chinese Dim Sum, and other Chinese food.

Interesting places to visit:

George Town, Kek Lok Si Temple, Penang Bridge, Snake Temple, War Museum, Fort Cornwallis, Penang Hill

Estimated population: 1,503,000

Geographical coordinates: 5° 25′ N, 100° 19′ E

Malacca (Melaka)

One of the oldest cities in Malaysia. It is famous for its rich history and multi-cultural community. Don’t forget to try some of the unique food such as Chicken Rice Ball, Satay Celup and other Peranakan delicacies.

Interesting places to visit:

A’ Farmosa Fort, St. Paul Hill, Jonker’s Walk, Portuguese Settlement Village, Muzium Budaya, Poh San Teng temple

Estimated population: 733,000

Geographical coordinates: 2° 11′ 49 N, 102° 14′ 53 E

Islands & Underwater World

Perhentian Islands (Pulau Perhentian)

Located in the state of Terengganu, it consists of 2 islands – Big Perhentian and Small Perhentian. Both the islands are part of the Pulau Redang National Marine Park, which means this place is a heaven for scuba divers and snorkelling fans.

Interesting things to do: Sunbathing, scuba diving, snorkelling, turtle and shark watching.

Geographical coordinates: 5° 55′ 0 N, 102° 43′ 60 E

Sipadan Island (Pulau Sipadan)

Located to the east of Tawau in Sabah state, this island was formed by living corals growing on top of an extinct volcano. This island has ample rare diving scenes and there is also a mysterious turtle tomb underneath the island. Voted by many divers as one of the best diving spots in the world.

Interesting things to do: Scuba diving, snorkelling, sunbathing

Geographical coordinates: 4° 6′ 52.86” N, 118° 37′ 43.52” E

Back to Mother Nature

National Park (Taman Negara)

Encompasses 3 states in Peninsular Malaysia namely Pahang, Kelantan and Terengganu. This park is home to some rare mammals such as Indonchinese Tiger, the highly endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros, and Asian Elephant.

Estimated area: 4,343 km²

Interesting things to do: Enjoy the tropical rain forest, jungle trekking, bird watching, river views

Geographical coordinates: 4° 7′ N, 102° 46′ E

Kinabalu National Park (Taman Negara Kinabalu)

Located in Sabah, it covers around 750 square kilometres, surrounding the tallest mountain in Malaysia and South East Asia – Mount Kinabalu. One of the most popular tourist spots in Malaysia.

Estimated area: 754 km²

Interesting things to do: Enjoy the tropical rain forest, jungle trekking, mountain climbing, plants watching (home to rare plants such as Nepenthes rajah and Rafflesia)

Geographical coordinates: 6° 09′ N, 116° 39′ E

Gunung Mulu National Park (Taman Negara Gunung Mulu)

Located near Miri of Sarawak, it is the home to many incredible cave systems including world’s largest cave chamber. It is the favourite spot for cave adventurers, bat lovers and jungle trekkers.

Estimated area: 754 km²

Interesting things to do: Enjoy the tropical rain forest, jungle trekking (required for certain cave systems and the wondrous Pinnacle), cave adventuring, bats watching

Geographical coordinates: 4° 03′ N, 114° 56′ E

Malaysia map

Malaysia Map

Malaysia is a country in Southeast Asia. locates the important cities, administrative divisions, countries and water bodies bordering Malaysia. Malaysia is surrounded by Vietnam, Borneo, Cambodia, Thailand, Sumatra, Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore and Philippines. The capital city of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia Map shows all the islands that makes the country of Malaysia. 

It shows that Malaysia is a south-east Asian country that is located on the geographical coordinates of 2°30′ North and 112°30′ East latitude and longitude respectively. Malaysia map shows that this peninsular country borders Thailand and one-third of the northern Borneo Island. Indonesia and South China Sea also borders Malaysia. Malaysia lies in the south of Vietnam. Malaysia Map features the important divisions along with the countries and water bodies surrounding Malaysia.