Living in Malaysia – As A Digital Nomad
Malaysia is a vibrant and diverse country located in Southeast Asia. It is known for its rich culture, stunning natural landscapes, and delicious cuisine. For digital nomads looking for a place to work remotely while immersing themselves in a new culture, Malaysia offers a unique and exciting experience.
One of the most appealing aspects of living in Malaysia as a digital nomad is the affordable cost of living. The country boasts modern amenities and a high standard of living, but at a fraction of the cost compared to Western countries. Accommodation, food, and transportation are all reasonably priced, making it an ideal destination for those working on a freelance or remote basis.
When it comes to finding a place to live, Malaysia offers a range of options to suit every preference. From bustling urban centers like Kuala Lumpur and Penang to tranquil beach towns like Langkawi and Tioman Island, digital nomads can choose a setting that best fits their lifestyle. Many expats and digital nomads opt for co-living spaces or serviced apartments, which provide a community atmosphere and all the necessary amenities for remote work.
In addition to its affordability and diverse living options, Malaysia also boasts reliable internet connectivity. The country’s infrastructure and technological advancements make it easy for digital nomads to stay connected and productive while working remotely. Many cafes, co-working spaces, and accommodations offer high-speed internet, making it easy to find a suitable workspace.
Beyond the practical aspects of living in Malaysia, the country also offers a rich cultural experience. Malaysians are known for their warm hospitality and friendliness, making it easy for expats and digital nomads to feel at home. The country’s diverse population also means that there is a wide array of cuisines, languages, and traditions to explore and appreciate.
For digital nomads looking to balance work and leisure, Malaysia has plenty of attractions to offer. From stunning natural landscapes like the Cameron Highlands and Taman Negara National Park to vibrant urban centers with a thriving arts and food scene, there is no shortage of things to see and do. The country also hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year, providing ample opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture.
In conclusion, living in Malaysia as a digital nomad offers a unique and enriching experience. With its affordable cost of living, reliable internet connectivity, diverse living options, and rich cultural offerings, it is an ideal destination for those looking to work remotely while exploring a new country. Whether you are drawn to the bustling city life or the serene beaches, Malaysia has something to offer for every digital nomad.
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Do you recall the name of the Roti place that you mentioned for breakfast?
U can also apply for positions at the international school, just like dustin m and his wife,
Oh wow i thought u are living in the peninsular, dont forget to visit semporna ya hehe
I have been enjoying your tours of Malaysia and especially Kuching. Have you been able to find anywhere outside your apartment to do your editing and computer work?
welcome, hope you had fun in KK
You use U moblie internet conection is really very good non stop/ almost 24 hour on connection
Try it quite cheap
Never knew we shared something in common. I followed Matt for like a year now. Cheers to fellow minimalist(s)!
Loved seeing the 'day in the life' 🙂 I'm so impressed with you both !
Next month i will go to england france/italy ..this is my first time go another country alone…mybe 4 or 5 month..i feel scare because my english is not good..but this is once my dream,,
dear beer for breakfist..did yiu discover the origin and history about 'malaysia'..? i bet you'll be amaze once you learn about it..it will blow your mind when you discover why did this country called malaysia….this is 'the old land'..,
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I'm from Brunei n i think Malaysia is a very nice country with really cheap price in almost everything…n i love the nasi lemak n street burger..
Keep it up guys!
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Hey guys. You guys must try this coffee. Ah Huat Gold Medal White Coffee. The best 3-in-1 coffee I've come across. The Nescafe that you're drinking is seriously not good at all. You can get this in any mall, I think. Here is a photo of it: https://shopee.com.my/AH-HUAT-(Gold-Medal-)-i.30107120.1095479229
Hi, new to your channel and I find the videos interesting and brilliant. Needless you say, you have my subscription.
I do have a question though. What video software do you use to do the editing and what resolution and frame rate per second they're filmed?
Welcome to Malaysia
Hi Justina. Are you teaching English? You may apply to private school as a teacher.
i think after this you can't live without rice…or if you miss it…it like dying….hungry
You two should consider changing your Youtube channel from Beer For Breakfast to Roti For Breakfast lol..
You are my proud and someone that I'm always looking up to!! I absolutely adored this video! Micha have you seen the Netflix documentary of Max Davella about minimalism? it's amazing! Also we've been living on that coffee during our travels and by the end of it I was so fed up with it haha but right now its a sweet memory
Tq, bcoz you guys love Malaysia.. I guess better you apply to be Permanent Resident.. No need passport.. LOL
the ending are epic haha
Love watching ur video guys..n at the same time i can learn so many new words from u guys…cus my english is not good enough…right now,im try my best..LOL..
Fascinating vid..liked it a lot but I gotta say Micha…your sniggering at the end is everything. You completely set me off and I guffawed so loudly I scared my cat.. Bless you Justina for miraculously keeping it together. I would've collapsed in a heap laughing my ass off.
Tips: if you want to start diet, don't start in Malaysia. Or else you will gain more weight than slim down.
I salute you, Justina for teaching English online. I have to face my students physically and teach em English and on certain days I feel like giving up. Lots of respect on your patience!
2:56 face of pure bliss lol
i used to work at Victoria Hotel. i think i saw you guys once. can't remember when. anyway, thanks for staying with us.