State Tourism, Culture and Environment minister Datuk Christina Liew said that the state would be losing out to other countries in South-east Asia if it did not roll out the programme soon.“No it will not contravene laws. We met with immigration, police, all relevant authorities and we are ready. My program is being delayed, unnecessarily and we will lose out to other countries around South-east Asia who are very interested,” she said when speaking to reporters today.
SPONSORED CONTENT Hajiji says positive economic achievements prove Sabah govt’s commitment Kota Kinabalu: Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, emphasised that the positive economic achievements over the past three years underscore the Sabah government’s steadfast commitment to both the administration and development of the state. Read more “So our alternative is to appoint our own qualified representatives to assist with the applications,” she said.
The state’s version of MM2H is expected to be less restricted with the applicant’s age limit criteria lowered to 30 years and above and it will also allow programme participants to sell their properties after five years on condition they must buy a new house worth no less than RM600,000 and the SBH-MM2H agent must be from a local Sabah company.
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