Buying Food in Malaysia

I hope you have a good time and as always it kind. One of the Iranians in the early days of their arrival in Malaysia where it is that you are struggling with where to buy? You are in a grocery store or hypermarket in Malaysia which I use, for example, if we want to buy, maybe 10 of us see the different packages and flavors.

Now we get to see Tasting Korean shows, so get Grvntrsh, white fruit will taste, so test it all you want to look good, just finished eating our good wishes to you remains the province of the State. I wrote to us for example, in many cases, and Iranians living in Malaysia for students so that we’re one of them. For example, here we have a friend who had just had a night like grenades rice …. Brand be changed once it was a kind of rice, noodle soup was like. Some of Supermarket is good friends here and you’re using all the food the day purchase of Iranian supermarkets, but good food here costs almost 3 times Iran’s Iranian supermarkets and sometimes up to 5 times the turning.

I remember one time my wife Iran a package of strips of the purchase price in 1500 USD Persia was exactly the same brand of the same fruit in a supermarket I saw Iranians in Malaysia at the price of USD 9000.

Anyway good …

Water and electricity cost in Malaysia

In this post I want to write you about the cost of electricity and water in Malaysia …

How much monthly spending on electricity in Malaysia?

As you know, the cost of electricity much depends how many appliances you have at home and what it means to be consumed and low consumption …. Such brief electric bill every month, with a number that starts at home, will touch everyone’s eyes. Visit my good friends, I ask you how much money you have and what comes to power in Malaysia that it would cost less.

As you know about the weather in Malaysia is hot and humid, and in some hours of the day, the air conditioner is required. Cost and power consumption, more or less, to have or not depends a lot cooler if you have following items at home:

Fan (ceiling or manually), microwave ovens, computers, refrigerators, washing machines, electric water heaters (which all have homes), hair dryers, blenders, food processors, rice cooker, TV ….

If you have these items in my house, and use them all the time, the monthly electricity fee is approximately 45 to 65 RM monthly. And if you have a conventional AC appliances up to add  cost is much more like a conventional air conditioner to turn almost 8 hours a day, the cost is RM 150 Cooler pretty fish.That means a home with AC have about 195 to 215 Ringgit for electricity monthly.

A very important point:

There are two types of air conditioners in Malaysia, one normal and one in AC inverter (peak), above, I said that AC than normal eight-hour day electricity fee almost monthly is RM 150, Now if you take a little cooler and the day eight hours to be clear, the air conditioner will consume approximately RM 120 monthly.

So you better do a wrap-up article:

- Monthly cost for electricity in Malaysia with common household items: approximately RM 45 to 65 months.

- Monthly cost for electricity in Malaysia with common tools + AC Normal: Approx 195 to 215 fish Ringgit.

- Monthly cost for electricity in Malaysia + AC means low current consumption: 165 to about 185 Ringgit fish

How to pay my electric bill

Usually, 95 percent of Iranians living in Malaysia are in multi-storey apartments, each apartment in the mailbox number is the key to every apartment in the pocket to the right, go pick up the moon key to open the box you and the electric bill with the rest of the box and calmly took out my door. If you have a bank account in Malaysia and is also active Internet account, you can easily, electric bill online, enter into any bank account in Malaysia that use the Internet, has an option called Utiliti, this option will make it into the next Another option is a letter that Tenaga National Berhad click this button, a box will open and you need to jump to get 2 or more options of your account number in the Electricity Department (which in the left hand side electric bill written ) and the bill amount is the amount that is actually Buying on electricity Bill written in the bottom right.Then click next and finish.

If you do not have an online bank account or to pay the electric bill to the nearest post office where you Zndgynvn cut down and pay bills. Balash’s also a sign that all post offices by POS MALAYSIA, if you search on Google and you should find Ntvnstyn Khvntvn paid the post office, or ask the building manager, or neighbors.

How much water spending in Malaysia:

Depending on the type of monthly you use water costs RM 10 to RM 20′s, I personally had in Malaysian above 20 RM and below 10 Ringgit money did not pay for water never water. Most of my Iranian friends in Malaysia, which is why I asked. If you use only one who likes consumption of  water over 20 Ringgit, before and after each meal, a shower and go to bed an hour and a half hours your house to be washed.

How do you pay your water bill:

As I said above, there is an office that is located below the apartment building management is therefore responsible for the payment of electricity bills, you can easily and calmly go to the moon in a box open Bill Pick up and take away the building management and pay. Not forget that switching off the house’s water is managed, and if you pay your monthly rent so late, why can not I go to batch water management  stop and take a shower before and after each meal.

General information

In this post I want to give a little information about you, Malaysia

Usually anyone that wants to go to a foreign country, you must first know a little about that country, it does not matter if you’re proceed to walk to school or for fun and life. Because most people who read this website, you usually want to apply to study in Malaysia., I email you some general information about Malaysia that I think you write not bad you know.

So where is Malaysia?

Malaysia is a country in Southeast Asia that Kuala Lumpur is the capital. Kuala Lumpur city is very beautiful and lovely and beautiful parts of Asia is just 10 now, I find most of enjoyable times here in the city of Kuala Lumpur’s most. Malaysia’s 13 provinces, with each province to province called King. Many Iranian students who are located within Selangor in Malaysia because most colleges, especially ones who are supported by Iran in Selangor.

Malaysia’s population:

Malaysia’s population is approximately 26 million. They’ll find it all kind of fanatic, Chinese, Hindi, Malay ….. but most are in the third category, ie, after graduation you can learn another language and it can be positive situation for you.

The official language of Malaysia:

Malay is the national language, but from where I saw a thousand and one hundred languages ​​do they speak only English well that is almost 80 percent of Malaysian justify good to speak of us Iranians are bytes talk have English there No problem, they all speak English course at the university.

Malaysian religious people:

Islam is the official religion of Malaysia is Islam but usually in addition there are several other people who are free of charge and the religion of it the Anyone.

Currency Malaysian Ringgit

is a 100 unit smaller share it, notes 1, 2, 5, 10, 50 and 100 RM also banknotes in Malaysia as well as coins for 5, 10, 20, 50 traditional banknotes in Malaysia are.

Malaysia Official time:

All official Malaysia 8 hours ahead of time origin Greenwich in comparison of the first six months of calendar time in Malaysia, 5/3 hours ahead of and during the year (to change the official time of) the difference between 5 / 4 hours.

Weather in Malaysia:

Malaysia’s hot and humid weather in all seasons of the year, but there is not enough Grmash man would perish, all the Iranians who had no trouble here today. Hvash approximately between 22 to 30 degrees is the course every week and very often have rainy weather, we look cool. I think it’s enough to know that you already own and each time brings to Malaysia, just a month and you’re using the head of everything.

I hope this information is helpful to you, it’s too mundane in this post

Cost of House in Malaysia

Now I’m trying to post a good information based on my experience and what I’ve seen in Malaysia. First of all, it’ll say that you all know that renting a home anywhere in the world and this planet, it depends on what area of ​​your house and it’s a region that is What the house and I take what opportunities to be had.

House for rent in Malaysia are divided into three categories:  

1- Full furnished House (house or furnished with all living things)

2- Semi furnished House (the original or a furnished house equipment needed)

3- Empty House (the house is there any equipment or otherwise furnished)

Each home features and monthly rental fees that are high in 3 categories:

First: As I said these homes, 3 bedrooms, which order, large room, small room, medium room, and a catering kitchen and a 2 to have a bathroom (shower and toilet together), that is one large room and one Srvyhay health Srvyhay health has been served.

The house is fully furnished house in the first category includes the following features:  

Large bedrooms (Master Room): including a full-service, such as, double bed with mattress, a toilet table with mirror and chair, bedside table, wardrobe, curtain, air conditioner, ie a service is complete sleep in this room. Middle bedroom (Middle Room): Includes bed (1 person Or sometimes 2 single mattresses), curtains, wardrobes, tables, toilets, chairs, coolers almost complete. Small bedroom (Small Room): Includes study desk, chair, lamp, reading, libraries, curtains, some homework  who are so good also in this room put microwave in house.

And refreshments are included, sofa, dining table, TV, desk, TV, curtains, cooler and sometimes includes the DVD, some of which Sahbkhvnh too, are wise, between a series of decorative objects together Myzarnd mirror Myzarnd long time and ….

Kitchen including cabinets, full, hood, fridge, gas, washing machine, some Sahbkhvnh either capital or have good head Bvdnshvn, the microwave, electric kettle and a bit too Myzarnd dishes, but you’re on the little option hesitate accounts.

Health services: every 2 Tashvn including electric heaters.

It also features the first good house, but I have not Khdmttvn the facilities and the equipment and all the decorations on it landlord thanks to a series of well-being among devices,  actually not too interesting of the bunch.

The cost of renting the first house (the house is furnished with all facilities):

Visit my good friends, As you know, every street rents his house Besides the streets in every city and every region is different, and so the next city and the next, their rented house, different, and it’s a difficult job that I want to say to Rent house is it in Malaysia, but good for roughly the cost of rent, fully furnished Myayyn you’re a student here, is RM 3500 to RM 1400.

Second: As I said these homes, 3 bedrooms, which order, large room, small room, medium room, and a catering kitchen and a 2 to have a bathroom (shower and toilet together), that is one large room and one wc has been served.

The house is semi-furnished house in the second category includes the following features:

Large bedrooms (Master Room): including a full-service, such as, double bed with mattress, a toilet table with mirror and chair, bedside table, wardrobe, curtains, Bedroom one is perfect in this room. Coolers are usually .

Middle bedroom (Middle Room): there is usually something that is broken, but some landlord put this broken bed in a house there to look good.

Small bedroom (Small Room): there is no way.

And refreshments are included, sofa, dining table, TV, desk, television, some of their peers do not have TV and desk. Kitchen: kitchen, I usually do not like, but I usually have some landlord, put a conventional refrigerator, no washing machine, semi-furnished house some of the kitchen cabinets and some have their cabinets, but majority of them are not include of the cabinets.

Health services: each of them including electric heaters, room heaters.

Note: After you get a house to house, semi furnished, it may be necessary for her to get some supplies and equipment with the goal of making the same.

Rent second homes (house, semi-furnished):

Rent house semi furnished house door is too close to the amenities of the area, the fish starts from RM 900 to RM 2,500 monthly.

Iranian students but usually these are homes that, between 1000 and 1500,  which means you can also count on the price for the homes of these groups.

Third group: As I said  the above classification homes, third homes, the same house without being thereby. These homes both in terms of area, shape and number of rooms, like the first and second homes, but in no way like that this interpretation is not the house, and when the house like so get should kidneys equipment to buy.

Monthly rental costs of third-party home (house, no appliances):

Monthly permit fee empty house, there is no equipment, depending on the location and position, is between 700 and 1700 RM per month.

General features of the house

The house with one bedroom and two bedroom suites:

Malaysia stuck in such a small house in the middle, and his lease of 3 bedroom house, which is not very different, due to the 1 bedroom house, and there is little If you would like 2 bedroom greenv place Suite Here have You better make sure that when the road was being deployed soon, and then the opportunity to get a 3 bedroom house startin around here, go looking for a house or a bedroom or two bedroom suites.

Period of renting house in Malaysia:

Time to rent a house in Malaysia, is one year, from the day when you get home you have to rent it for a year, but sometimes it may come in or out of that house, God forbid, a problem might not like it, you got it back. I need someone to come home to your place, and you go out of that house, this is also a positive for us, and seeing if the rental house is too expensive can have one or 2 people as Fingers ago yourself.

Advance or deposit of money home in Malaysia:

As you know, anywhere in the world, you usually have to rent a house or rent a house or take out a mortgage, you’re a home mortgage, for example, 20 thousand dollars, 20 thousand dollars being for landlord and no need to pay monthly rent. But in Malaysia, what we do not have this specially for foreigners.

They’ll just rent out the house and a sum of money before they get to that amount, about two and a half times the monthly rent is 3 times and certain places. For example, you can rent a fish house, 1000 RM-money before the home gets, RM 2500 to 3000.

Is it possible just rented a room in Malaysia?

You can rent a room here, but how and from whom? Here you will not have any landlord rent a room or something in between and not Malay. But some people, and if that is the case, a student of God comes out and takes a 3 bedroom house, 3 bedroom house for rent, but it is heavy brush, like a single of the put their rooms for rent, such some Master room for rent or some room goes so goes the Middle rent.

Rent a master bedroom complete with furniture including wardrobes and beds and mattresses and it’s cooler, 600 to 800 almost monthly and the cost of a room is Middle equipment, is a monthly international 400 to 600 RM. Children in the Middle is different from the master bedroom, the master bedroom has a separate bathroom and a room health service of master room is older but the rooms and the Middle East. And the kitchen is just too common.

Sightseeing of Malaysia

There are plenty of attractions for visitors of all ages in Malaysia, with a diversity that spans beautiful beaches and jungle-clad mountains. The country’s mixture of ethnic groups and religions means it is rich in cultural sights, which are spread throughout the country. Highlights include multicultural Kuala Lumpur, colonial Penang and the picturesque beaches of Langkawi.

Malaysia Tourist Center

At MTC you’ll find an exhibit hall, tourist information services for Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia, and other travel-planning services. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays there are cultural shows at 3pm, featuring Malaysian dance and music. Shows are RM5 ($1.30) for adults, free for children.

Menara Kuala LumpurStanding 421m (1,389 ft.) tall, this concrete structure is the third tallest tower in the world, and the views from the top reach to the far corners of the city and beyond. At the top, the glass windows are fashioned after the Shah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran.

National Art Gallery

The building that now houses the National Art Gallery was built as the Majestic Hotel in 1932 and has been restored to display contemporary works by Malaysian artists. There are also international exhibits.

National MuseumLocated at Lake Gardens, the museum has more than 1,000 items of historic, cultural, and traditional significance, including art, weapons, musical instruments, and costumes.

National PlanetariumThe National Planetarium has a Space Hall with touch-screen interactive computers and hands-on experiments, a Viewing Gallery with binoculars for a panoramic view of the city, and an Ancient Observatory Park with models of Chinese and Indian astronomy systems. The Space Theatre has two different outer-space shows at 11am, 2pm, and 4pm for an extra charge of RM3 (80¢) for adults and RM2 (55¢) for children.

Cameron Highlands

Malaysia’s mountains and jungles are ideal for those who don’t like the beach, and there is nowhere better than the Cameron Highlands. The towns of Tanah Rata, Ringlet and Brinchang provide top quality hotels and amenities for both local and foreign visitors. At 6773ft, Gunung Brinchang is the highest inhabited point on the Malay peninsular and provides some stunning views.

Langkawi:

Langkawi Island is nestled among more than 100 islands, most of which are tiny and uninhabited. There are several resorts and international hotel chains that have transformed Langkawi into Malaysia’s premier beach destination. Apart from the wonderful scenery and sandy beaches, there are plenty of activities such as jet-skiing, golf, horseback riding, scuba diving, sailing and fishing.

Penang:

Enjoy the tropical beaches on the island’s north coast and the national parks in theinterior. Georgetown is a melting pot of Malay, Indian, Chinese, Thai and European cultures giving it a special charm. Elsewhere on Penang, there are over 100 species of butterflies and insects at the Penang Butterfly Farm in Teluk Bahang. Penang Hill has a cable car that takes you to the summit for some excellent views and jungle walks.

Economic situation in Malaysia

Malaysia, a middle-income country, has transformed itself since the 1970s from a producer of raw materials into an emerging multi-sector economy. Under current Prime Minister NAJIB, Malaysia is attempting to achieve high-income status by 2020 and to move farther up the value-added production chain by attracting investments in Islamic finance, high technology industries, biotechnology, and services. The NAJIB administration also is continuing efforts to boost domestic demand and reduce the economy’s dependence on exports. Nevertheless, exports – particularly of electronics, oil and gas, palm oil and rubber – remain a significant driver of the economy. As an oil and gas exporter, Malaysia has profited from higher world energy prices, although the rising cost of domestic gasoline and diesel fuel, combined with strained government finances, has forced Kuala Lumpur to begin to reduce government subsidies. The government is also trying to lessen its dependence on state oil producer Petronas. The oil and gas sector supplies more than 40% of government revenue. The central bank maintains healthy foreign exchange reserves, and a well-developed regulatory regime has limited Malaysia”s exposure to riskier financial instruments and the global financial crisis. Nevertheless, Malaysia could be vulnerable to a fall in commodity prices or a general slowdown in global economic activity because exports are a major component of GDP. In order to attract increased investment, NAJIB has raised possible revisions to the special economic and social preferences accorded to ethnic Malays under the New Economic Policy of 1970, but he has encountered significant opposition, especially from Malay nationalists and other vested interests.

The Economy of Malaysia is a growing and relatively open state-oriented andnewly industrialised market economy. The state plays a significant but declining role in guiding economic activity through macroeconomic plans. In 2007, the economy of Malaysia was the 3rd largest economy in South East Asia and 28th largest economy in the world by purchasing power parity with gross domestic product for 2008 of $222 billion with a growth rate of 5% to 7% since 2007 In 2010, GDP per capita (PPP) of Malaysia stands at US$14,700. In 2009, the PPP GDP was US$383.6 billion, and the PPP per capita GDP was US$8,100.

The Southeast Asian nation experienced an economic boom and underwent rapid development during the late 20th century and has a GDP per capita of $14,800, being considered a newly industrialized country. On the income distribution, there are 5.8 million households in 2007. Of that, 8.6% have a monthly income below RM1,000, 29.4% had between RM1,000 and RM2,000, while 19.8% earned between RM2,001 and RM3,000; 12.9% of the households earned between RM3,001 and RM4,000 and 8.6% between RM4,001 and RM5,000. Finally, around 15.8% of the households have an income of between RM5,001 and RM10,000 and 4.9% have an income of RM10,000 and above.

As one of three countries that control the Strait of Malacca, international trade plays a large role in its economy. At one time, it was the largest producer of tin, rubberand palm oil in the world. Manufacturing has a large influence in the country’s economy. Malaysia is the world’s largest Islamic banking and financial centre. Since it became independent in 1957, Malaysia’s economic record has been one of Asia’s best. Real gross domestic product (GDP) grew by an average of 6.5% per year from 1957 to 2005. Performance peaked in the early 1980s through the mid-1990s, as the economy experienced sustained rapid growth averaging almost 8% annually. High levels of foreign and domestic private investment played a significant role as the economy diversified and modernized. Once heavily dependent on primary products such as rubber and tin, Malaysia today is a middle-income country with a multi-sector economy based on services and manufacturing. Malaysia is one of the world’s largest exporters of semiconductor components and devices, electrical goods, solar panels, and information and communication technology (ICT) products.

Malaysia’s capital market crossed the RM2 trillion threshold for the first time ever as at end-2010. The capital market had achieved an annual compounded growth rate of 11% from RM717bil in 2000 due to rapid industry expansion and strong regulatory oversight that underpinned investor confidence in the Malaysian capital market.

Attraction of Malaysia

Malaysia vacation to broaden the horizon and see the natural beauty and tourist locations. many interesting things that can explore. Here is available six top tourist attractions that could be your destination:

1. Petronas Towers

Last but not least, the Petronas Towers. A must-visit destination if you visit Kuala Lumpur. To get to the Petronas Towers, staying up KLCC LRT stop off at the (Kuala Lumpur City Center), be careful because there are also stops KL center. If you want to use the public bus, there is a stop at the Rapid KL bus stop-specific bus stops, including the Petronas Towers. You can sit and enjoy the evening to see the enthusiasm of the tourists take pictures. Especially when the evening comes, there are fountains in the park in front of the tower will be lit.

2. Merdeka Square

Merdeka Square, Kuala Lumpur. Inside the complex there is also the Free Church Plain St. Mary. An Anglican church was built at the end of the 18th century, and the Sultan Abdul Aziz Building. In addition to these two buildings are striking, there are several other buildings in the eyes of ordinary people, have a nice and interesting architecture.

 

3. Jamek mosque

Veered slightly from complex Plain Merdeka, simply by walking or if you use a taxi fare of about RM 5, you will find the Masjid Jamek. Try to see travel map or searching the web for a place in Kuala Lumpur, this mosque would become an icon tourism destination. If you are using the LRT (Light Rail Transit) transport that is not much different from the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) in Singapore is quite down at the bus stop Jamek Mosque.

entrance to the mosque, especially for women must wear the hijab. And, directly opposite the mosque there are shops that sell a variety of accessories, food, and the veil with all sorts. This place is highly recommended if you want to shop than in Petaling Street.

4. State Palace of Malaysia

As a constitutional monarchy countries, Malaysia is headed by a king, and of course he has a palace. The spot earnings for the photos, especially with the “brother of the palace”, people used to call Hulu Balang Malaysia and the horse.

5. Traditional Market and Kasturi Walk

By using the LRT, you stay down on the dismissal of the Art Market. Once outside the station, you will find a way Kasturi and lived across the street. This traditional market sells a variety of way but the most dominant items are souvenirs. The goods are sold at a price of “tilt” is not much different from those sold in the market Beringharjo, Yogyakarta. The difference is just that much more comfortable place.

Located right next to the traditional market are Kasturi Walk. This location is a road on the left and right met by the merchants. And, when night this place will become more vibrant.

6. Little India

To arrive at Little India, you can ride the LRT and get off at the stop Bangsar. Exit the bus stop, just take a cab, and cost about RM 5. Once set foot in Little India, the smell of incense and curry wafted from every corner. There is a row of shops selling various accessories, clothing, cloth, fruits, flowers, supermarkets, and restaurants.