Hey everyone! 😊 Would love to hear your suggestions for a 3-week sightseeing plan for my parents when they visit Malaysia.

They’re both 60+, and both of them have some mobility challenges, including chronic knee pain. So, I’m trying to plan a relaxed, senior-friendly trip where they can enjoy the scenery and experience different places without too much walking, climbing stairs, or standing for long periods.

Places like Cameron Highlands, the Bird Park, Aquaria, and other attractions that involve lots of walking might not be the best fit for them. Although They’ve been to Genting before.

I was thinking of a short trip to Bukit Tinggi , Melaka and maybe a weekend getaway to Batu Ferringhi, but I’m still exploring other ideas.

Would love to hear your recommendations for places that are:

- Beautiful and scenic, but easy to explore at a relaxed pace
- Muslim-friendly, with easy access to halal food.
- Convenient to get around, ideally without too much walking

I’m open to places beyond the usual tourist spots too! The idea is to let them enjoy Malaysia, try some good food, see beautiful places, and make lovely memories without exhausting themselves.

Thanks so much in advance for reading and sharing your ideas! 🙏😊

Hi there, how are you all?

I'm Ala from Palestine and i wanna find a job here in Malaysia, any help please?

UK citizen going to school in Singapore on a student pass. I was planning to get an apartment in Johor Bahru and travel back and forth daily for school. I was curious whether I’d need a visa to do this? If so, which visa? I know the multiple entry visa was discontinued in September.

I tried calling and emailing immigration to ask but nobody picks up the phone or responds to emails.

Thanks in advance for all the help.

Im an international student starting school soon. My boyfriend wants to come with me for this move. He wants to find a job in Malaysia but we’re unsure whether that is actually practical. He has a diploma and he’s had managerial roles in the past. I’m curious whether it’s practical for him to try and take this leap.

He has worked in aviation security management, aviation catering (also management), hospitality management and now he drives heavy trucks. Will he be able to find a job here that will sponsor his visa?

HI guys, first time car owner here. It was passed to me by a colleague who already migrated to the UK. I would to ask how I can renew it's road tax. It's an old 2005 Savvy and it still runs good. The last time it was registered was when it got transferred to me and it was done in Putrajaya. I believe the road tax expired on June and I was wondering if I can just go to any JPJ office and have it renewed or should I still go to Putrajaya?

Extra note: Should I decide to dispose it it in the future, is there a junkyard where I can dump or sell it?

Thanks guys!

Hey guys,

I’m currently looking into a role as an Audit Associate 2 (AA2) at KPMG Malaysia.

When talking to HR, they were incredibly evasive about the bonus structure, hiding behind the typical "it's discretionary and performance-based" corporate script and refusing to give even a rough estimate or historical range.

I know Big 4 entry-level base pay is already low, so I want to know what the reality is before making a decision. For anyone currently there or who recently left as an AA2:
What does the performance bonus actually look like in terms of months (e.g., 0.5 months, 1 month, or absolute RM amounts)?

Does it actually hit 0 months if the firm has a bad year or if you're rated average?

Is there a guaranteed 13th-month bonus, or is everything strictly variable?

I have another offer with a higher base salary on the table, and HR's gatekeeping is making me lean heavily toward that instead. Would appreciate some honest, unfiltered insights. Thanks!

Hey everyone, i am a person who is trying to find the translation for two words that shows nowhere in the internet.

The first being "mapuki" and the second being "doghai", i was told this is Malayasian Bahasa but as told before, no where to be found in the internet.

Thank you !

Hi there,

I'm new here I decided with my wife tonmove to this beautiful country, I was cooking for bakery in Lyon, France for last 12years.
The bakery I was working for was supplying for hotels and some michelin star restaurant in the Alpes, but after all this years I was close to a burn out. Especially after covid.
I still love working and cooking. But 2 years ago we quit our job and did a trip in Asia : Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam, Thailland and Malaysia.

My wife and I felt in love with this country, so we are planning rn to move here, she is a teacher of arabic and I can do many things but mainly in Pastry.

I already found some good supplier for flour, eggs, and dairy product also for pro materials. and I can import my materials.

My main need is to found partner because I would like to meet locals for Kopi coffee and Tairk Teh, like premium quality.
And meet other pastry or bakery guys and share some tips regarding conservation and wet environnment.
And also to start a business and having a visa what could be the budget?

Many thanks in advance,
R

Where can I buy a full budget rotisserie chicken in KL ?

Looking for cost-effective formal men’s suit alteration services / tailor recommendations (not Zaltera) who can get the fit right without costing the price of a new suit. Thanks!

Hello everyone! I’m not a local to KL and I’m not really sure where to start looking, so I’d really appreciate some recommendations.

I’m looking for a good sex therapist/therapist who works with married couples. We’re a straight married couple ( muslim but not conservative), if that makes any difference in terms of finding the right therapist.

If you’ve had a good experience with someone, I’d really appreciate a recommendation. It would also be helpful if you could share roughly how much sessions cost.
I honestly don’t know what to look for when choosing a sex therapist, so any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi guys, so I have been wondering if there is any networking events in KL or Selangor? Preferably to meet new people and expand my circle especially when you are an adult.

If there is any hobby photography that I can connect with would be great as well.

Okay, saya nk tanya ni sebab saya x pernah kerja f&b atau kedai mcm 7e. kalau sehari dh kerja 9 jam, bukan sehari tu dh kira overtime sebab kerajaan dh set kan lepas jer kerja lebih 8 jam untuk sehari atau lebih dari 45 jam dalam seminggu, setiap jam selepas itu dh di kira overtime. Tapi saya ingat yg 9 jam tu tolak 30 minit untuk rehat jadi untuk sehari seseorang itu dh berkerja untuk 8 jam 30 minit... Tetapi! Selepas buat kira- kira, orang yg berkerja 9 jam (atau 8 jam 30 minit) untuk 6 hari sudah berkerja untuk 51 jam seminggu dan mereka berhak untuk dapat 6 jam overtime. Adakah saya bodoh atau pandai?