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Rasmale' residents to get special visa subject to periodic renewal
Attorney General Ahmed Usham said foreigners buying property and settling in Rasmalé under the government's project with Eagle Hills will be granted a special visa subject to periodic renewal, modeled on Malaysia's "My Second Home" (MM2H) program. He said the arrangement will fall outside the stalled Pearl Residency framework run with Henley & Partners, and that the government intends to issue a Corporate Residence Visa under the Immigration Act for Rasmalé settlers.
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If we introduce such a program, it will follow that same model.
The reason this is stalled—why the Pearl Visa remains unfinished—is because the investors for Rasmalé do not agree that the approach proposed by Henley & Partners is the right way forward
We will not be issuing visas to those involved in the Rasmalé real estate business under the Pearl Residence Visa. Because we are still in the process of drafting these laws, a final decision has not yet been reached
Attorney General (AG) Ahmed Usham · Foreign nationals purchasing property and settling in Rasmalé under the government's project with Eagle Hills will be granted a special visa subject to periodic renewal
Attorney General (AG) Ahmed Usham · Government intends to issue a Corporate Residence Visa under the Immigration Act for those settling in Rasmalé, outside the Pearl Residence framework
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10-yearVisa validity granted under Malaysia's MM2H program described as the modelAdhadhu (English)In [the Malaysian program], once they invest a specific amount or maintain a certain balance in a bank account for a year, they are granted a 10-year visa. This means they don't have to renew it for 10 years; it remains valid for that duration.
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After 10 yearsRenewal cycle for the visa after its initial validityAdhadhu (English)After 10 years, they must renew it, provided they continue to meet the specified requirements," Usham explained.
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