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Malaysia’s Brain Drain, The Ringgit, Inflation - Plus An Upside For Expats

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As long as political corruption & bumiputera policy exist, Malaysia will only continue to fall behind our neighbouring countries, let alone thinking of surpassing Singapore
Comment from : @LifeSucks-p4y

l preferred to work in Malaysia l love my country thank God what ever amount I received while working in my loving country Malaysia thanks God alhamdilillah now Malaysia economy is growing work in Malaysia for a better future
Comment from : @MohdIshak-t5z

The influx of foreigners into Malaysia will only weaken the position of the Malay We hope the Malay leaders like Tun Mahathir, Dr Akmal Saleh and Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang can fight for our benefits and protect our special rights given by the Malaysian Constitutions
Comment from : @Hitamjoy

Negara dap tapi oran isam berpusu pusu pergi
Comment from : @lokaskarak3442

Malaysia does not support the genocidal apartheid state of IsNotReal, not like Singapore
Comment from : @DrX1668

4:45 we also dont want you to coming back😅
Comment from : @hentamsajalahlabu227

is it obvious, ALL the talented people run away from Malaysia
Comment from : @naga2015kk

In Malaysia, we can’t adopt the ideology of meritocracy We put racial harmony in front of everything Only when the Malays are given special rights and privileges, we will be able to achieve racial harmony and avoid racial confrontation which may lead to great tragedy like the May 13 in 1969 Look at what happened in Indonesia and you would understand how important it is to maintain the affirmative action policy that helps the Malays to catch up with the Chinese
Comment from : @Hitamjoy

Singapore suffers more brain drain than MalaysiabrbrMalaysia only sends semi or low skilled workers for the 3D jobs not wanted by Singaporeans
Comment from : @hasnanhashim4386

U have a chance to work in Singapore Malays , during Mahathir reign he don't allow Malays to work in Singapore because they so called Bumi Putra they have all the privilege n benefits than Chinese n Indian so behave in Singapore we know u earn alot when u go back to your Debt Ridden Country Malaysia, dont act or u think u are smart , yes of course u have to work hard maybe will face discrimination, u have to accept, we Singaporean are living high cost life compared to u , y go back JB action like u got big money especially Malays , Chinese n Indian is ok working here because they not Bumi Putra
Comment from : @GaneshNadarajan

So racist that country all the skilled workers left
Comment from : @diorocks5858

Few years ago heard someone speak let Singaporean work for Malaysian xDbrWhat a joke, MYR will never ever beat Sgd with those fool on top like Vulture
Comment from : @Lawz1993

Lol melei with their “tak suka, keluarlah” mentality are silent now
Comment from : @clapdemcheeks8111

Recently, I had to hire for a paralegal position for a Singaporean company The position required a minimal educational qualification of a relevant diploma and about a year’s working experience The monthly salary was around S$3,000 (RM9,961) Singaporeans who applied usually had a relevant diploma, with one or two having a relevant degree However, it was the Malaysians who applied that surprised my colleagues and I the most br brAll had relevant degrees as a minimum qualification One had obtained his degree, masters, and internship experience in the United Kingdom Another had both a relevant degree and professional qualification and worked as a professional in Malaysia Yet, both downgraded their qualifications My colleagues and I, Singaporeans and Malaysians alike, believed that these Malaysian applicants were trying get a foot in the door in Singapore for their future br brA friend whose child recently graduated with a medical degree from University of Malaya (UM), was recruited by the Singapore government to train and work as a junior doctor on the island I understand that almost all of his medical cohort from UM and University of Science, Malaysia had been similarly recruited I discovered that they will receive properly structured training as well as a starting salary of around S$6,000 (RM19,925) plus allowances I understand the maximum salary for junior doctors in Malaysia is RM5,000 – there is just no comparison It is no wonder that Malaysia's best and brightest are being lured overseas – global talent which Malaysia nurtured and financed, and which Malaysia desperately needs br brTalentCorp’s returning expert programme achieved 6,368 returning Malaysian experts as of Dec 31, 2021 In May 2022, independent think tank EMIR Research published a report stating that the Malaysian diaspora was estimated to be over two million, with about half a million constituting highly skilled individuals above 25 years old TalentCorp’s returning Malaysian experts as a percentage of the highly skilled Malaysian diaspora is 127 Returning Malaysian experts as a percentage of the Malaysian diaspora in general is 032 br brWhen I speak to Malaysian relatives and friends, every single one of them knows of relatives and friends who have or are contemplating emigration Malaysians know only too well the reasons for such emigration and brain drain Some have placed their hopes on the new unity government to stem such brain drain and emigration Others have noted that it seems to be business as usual As for myself, I find it deeply sad and disturbing that despite numerous reports, warnings, and efforts over the decades, Malaysia’s best and brightest are not only continuing to leave in droves but are downgrading their qualifications and experience to get a foot in the door of another country
Comment from : @kokliangchew3609

Sebab currency
Comment from : @lal_studio

Why goverment said ringgit was good even the media show it was in the worst time ever
Comment from : @moneyisking777

All doctor also going to sgp bcos of the pay All the budget used to train a doctor all wasted, thats how stupid malaysian gov is when they dont appreciate their own health care worker
Comment from : @marcyril1995

BAL1KKK ME13SIA
Comment from : @mele1bxb1

Expats is just fancy term for immigrants
Comment from : @sophietwilight7502

compare the working day MY - RM3000/mth 6DAY , SG SGD3000/mth 5DAY
Comment from : @Sushi_6600

We Malaysians are severely underpaid The basic salary here is RM1,500, while the cheapest rent for a room is RM650 Even with a diploma or a degree, employers often pay only the minimum wage When I was a fresh graduate with a diploma, I went for an interview and was offered RM600 per month for a six-day-a-week job, from 8 AM to 5 PM The company didn't even follow the new minimum wage policy of RM1,500 Ofc, I rejected the offer
Comment from : @claudia-sd4ce

Its GELANG patah not GEYLANG
Comment from : @apezchacaofficial3088

Alhamdulillah
Comment from : @UnwrappingByMimiKoteng

They still go back to Malaysia There is no drain
Comment from : @themanape

As a Singaporean, I am considering retiring in Msia The lure of exchange rate is very tempting The malls has everything one needs for a shopping although the safety and security is something to consider
Comment from : @shem44

When DAP member becomes the Prime Minister, Malaysia 'll be great
Comment from : @advancesg

You want to know how to tell your colleagues are Malaysians, when they are the ultimate ass kisser, backstabber, yes man, willing to take any sort of abuse ruining every work ethics in every place they go to
Comment from : @93hothead

A friend of mine works in Singapore and managed to save money to go travel She plans to quit one day and move back because life isn’t sustainable in Singapore Even Singaporeans are struggling with high costs and the stressful city life They can’t own a car without breaking a wallet, they don’t have land and properties are expensive Grass is not greener
Comment from : @Muscleman-You-know-who-else

What? NEP didn't pay enough? Consta try asking cina to balik cina and sating how malaysia is your country didn't seem to worked out? Shocking
Comment from : @wsrtwetr

6:43br"The other group" are hired by Malaysian companiesbrAnd they call themselves "expats"? What a joke Just because they have fairer skin? This group of "expats" deserve the currency erosion coming to them no more or less than locals They're "expats" in their own minds but in reality nothing more than migrants looking for opportunities overseas; just like Malaysians emigrating to the west and get a job there wouldn't call themselves "expats"br"Expats" my foot It's about time angmohs get a grip of reality The days of privilege by dint of their skin colour are long gone
Comment from : @kindface

To my fellow malaysian, there are better way to make more money Learn how to trade forex brbrNot everyone can do it But it worth the effort & risk You can make your annual salary in a month if you do it correctly brbrNote: Anual salary in a month with forex trading But you need bigger starting capital and knowledge to be able to do it correctly brbrBut if the risk to high for you Higher than risking your lives every morning on your motorbike playing with 50:50 death is okay to you, go ahead
Comment from : @eggyfresh40

I love our malaysian who come here to work in Singapore But I don't like working with them brbrBecause they come here to work with 4x the salary they get, they will do anything and everything the supervisor or manager tells them to do brbrEven if it's not their job scope This will spoil the work ethics For example, working as a building maintenance, spoil motor pump suppose to be contractor job brbrBut because they were told to do what they can by the management, even if it's in a confine space, they will do it brbrUs Singaporean who knows the law We won't do it Why? Confine space and it's beyond our pay grade as building maintenance brbrManagement reason will always be, to safe cost My reason as an employee will be, there are 1001 ways to safe cost and this is not the way Compromising maintenance as a way to safe cost
Comment from : @eggyfresh40

The documentary forgot about millions well educated chinese malaysian outflow to the west in seeking equal opportunity as malaysian govt always prioritize malays
Comment from : @triyantoprabowo8996

Not only the depreciating currency, the rise of religious fanatics is also one of the big turn offs
Comment from : @melvinemmanuelchan4593

a malay graduated with honors only to end up as a domestic helper in malaysia hahahaha filipinos are truly your brothers
Comment from : @juamu1132

remember cna asked why singapore can;t get the new data centers that going to built in malaysia some in thailand that is the answer
Comment from : @johnchan182

Pedro forgot to mention the robbery there oso many many haha
Comment from : @mornstar5514

He speak like Singaporean Malay
Comment from : @papasmurf3201

Malaysian should watch this and understand what they are achieving in SingaporeNot just looking down on Singaporeans visiting their country
Comment from : @WakArjuna

Gelang patahbrNot geylang patahbrGeylang patah pak hang
Comment from : @muhammadfarid4634

Yes earn more but still live in Malaysia that’s why
Comment from : @ivanft9194

Salary: Singore wins due to the exchange ratebrCost of living: Super expensive in Singapore Malaysia wins
Comment from : @efaizariff3145

Allhamdulila, this malay is good, hope every malays learn from his attitude
Comment from : @Groogebayslive

Wise move, I would do the same,sometime ago a Kelantan man struggling to survive in KL,went to Singapore to work and say he just bought a house in Kelantan, happy for him
Comment from : @jamesliang-h5g

Tupe c power against type M
Comment from : @MK-qh3li

Singapore had Mr Lee Kuan Yew
Comment from : @vas1168

i wish im brave enough to take the leap to work in Singapore
Comment from : @everydaytipsvideos

pindah sana lah kalo berani
Comment from : @niamahmah666

Good for you
Comment from : @yowtaktang9979

There’s no perfect government and no perfect country We need to self manage and prioritise what we need and what we want
Comment from : @lifeafter5083

and those cavenmen said "do you want malaysia to become like singapore?" to threaten the voters
Comment from : @smilingface2006

High corruption as well
Comment from : @yutieuhui4134

it will nt b recovered
Comment from : @dfrost5780

Durian lupa kulit la ni🤣
Comment from : @AjizSatay5658

Malaysian people are really so much religious to they are problematic they say boycott kfc Starbucks blah blah
Comment from : @Samiiiiii24

I'm aslo professional earnings 4figure here
Comment from : @chandranthanks8732

Di Malaysia masih lumayan dari pada di Indonesia Di Indonesia banyak manusia diberikan gaji sebesar Rp1500000 atau sebesar 101$ selama 1 bulan Negara Indonesia adalah negara busuk, pemerintah melakukan kebohongan besar kepada dunia kalau negara kami bersaing secara global, tapi yang sebenarnya terjadi rakyat miskin dijadikan budak disini
Comment from : @gerryyoi2912

Think we should tax them for earned income since most dont contribute to cpf, that way our reserves will grow even dtronger
Comment from : @hidhiridris1819

Malaysia now behind Indonesia, no wonder not much Indonesian workers like before, probably soon many Malaysian will work in Indonesia, circles
Comment from : @eagleone-ff9lz

what sia geylang patah
Comment from : @abujamunafik7941

Just singapore to work dont ever go cambodia or thailand work otherwise became slave
Comment from : @calvinkong6849

Fail policy and reform in Malaysia causing many find better opportunities Malaysian really need to have a better reforms
Comment from : @michaelchiayin351

Yeah malaysia is trash salary
Comment from : @PtXD-24

basket i want to move to malaysia lor
Comment from : @letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo

Things are going online soon you can be at home while making more money
Comment from : @mydeen67

Thanks Singapore for the 35 EZ money ❤
Comment from : @elabdullah-ys1uj

Comment from : @christking2206

When 2/3 of national budget allocation is spent only for the benefit of one race out of high rate national borrowing, and that is still not enough for them and the govt keeps allocating more and more till there is none for national development and economic stabiliy, how is it going to strenghten the ringgit, and it is the same race complaining they dont have enough??
Comment from : @mystictraveller7031

Aku nk sgt tengok MENTERI2 malaysia yg bijak pandai ni selesaikn masalah rendah sgt currency rate RM!! Jgn pikir TEKAK sendiri je MENTERI2 semua Rakyat semakin menyampah dgn semua lakonan korang Musibat!!!
Comment from : @redzuanzain1649

Its a work country in Sg, not a place to stay comfortably
Comment from : @Hinzypro

Singapore always comments on other countries pity Don't forget your grandparents'roots in your roots Be a good nation to respect your ppl
Comment from : @keytiax1128

Gelang Patah, not Geylang Patah Check your facts and get them right
Comment from : @tengfs

I used to live in JB(In law house) for 3 years and working in SG earning $5kRenting 2 rooms of my HBD flat to studentsI realised how tired my kids when my wife start driving at 430am just to go to work and send them to school
Comment from : @Iamwhatiam76

Let's always do alot of good ❤
Comment from : @Mari_Selalu_Berbuat_Kebaikan

Ceca coming 😂😂😂
Comment from : @MalsysiaRoadVigilante

Chinese are just too kind to Malays This is fact and truth hurts but Malays will never agree nor accept Singapore majority Chinese today but still treat all races equally and everyone can be pm as long it’s citizen brIn Malaysia, only Malays has the special rights, other than that just quiet Yet still criticizing and envy about other races Lol
Comment from : @fenandezleon9716

Tu kene tanya pendatang asing Tiap2 bulan duit malaysia dihantar ke luar negara bila dapat gaji Depa bukan sokong beli barang malaysia kat sini sebab dorang bukan jenis boros
Comment from : @msyah1987

Gelang patah 0:17
Comment from : @Vis10000n

And spent 4 times higher in S'pore than Malaysia
Comment from : @muhammadichsan3081

Usually Johor people talks high about how great Johor is, but their people work at the SG What's so high about it? 🎉
Comment from : @KraxzyHunn

Malaysia can never be equal to Singapore because of the Malay's backward mentality & negativity towards non-Malays since 1957 🤔
Comment from : @SacredWarrior-io3xc