
NajiraRana
Australian expat in Malaysia
Forum posts
5
About me
Australian, Married
Lives in Subang Jaya, Selangor
Registration: 03 March 2017
Occupation
I am Businessman.
My expat journey





Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
My husband is a Trade Analyst for Maersk.
I am partially disabled. We are working on building our own international relocation business.
I like warm weather so the tropics suit me well. Finding a place to rent, particularly a condo is fairly simple. Plenty of shopping as there are malls everywhere.
We like to have a casual beer or or wine but alcohol here is heavily taxed so expect a hefty price tag for it.
Malaysia is slowly catching on to the online market but finding things to buy from the internet within Malaysia can be difficult. We often just order from Amazon to get things we can't get here.

Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
My husband is a Trade Analyst for Maersk.
I am partially disabled. We are working on building our own international relocation business.
I like warm weather so the tropics suit me well. Finding a place to rent, particularly a condo is fairly simple. Plenty of shopping as there are malls everywhere.
We like to have a casual beer or or wine but alcohol here is heavily taxed so expect a hefty price tag for it.
Malaysia is slowly catching on to the online market but finding things to buy from the internet within Malaysia can be difficult. We often just order from Amazon to get things we can't get here.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
I became a citizen in 2011 and then moved to Malaysia to be with my husband.
People, food, weather, amazing beaches, healthcare, public transport, high wages. Australia is a wonderful country.
It can be a bit difficult to adjust to the southern hemisphere seasons being reversed from the northern hemisphere. Internet can be dreadfully slow and expensive.

Chicago, Illinois, USA
Born and raised in a small town in the Midwest
The food.
Everything else. lol I will never live in the USA again.
Activity
Permanent residence visa to live in Pakistan by NajiraRana
The information out there is very, very vague on this at times. First off, I am married to a Pakistani man and want to move to Islamabad with him. The only thing I can find about being able to stay indefinitely is the POC but most government ...
Those are the specifications to qualify for citizenship. I'm just looking for a long-term visa. Read More
Permanent residence visa to live in Pakistan by NajiraRana
The information out there is very, very vague on this at times. First off, I am married to a Pakistani man and want to move to Islamabad with him. The only thing I can find about being able to stay indefinitely is the POC but most government ...
Thank you very much for your help! I will have him do that. :) Read More
Permanent residence visa to live in Pakistan by NajiraRana
The information out there is very, very vague on this at times. First off, I am married to a Pakistani man and want to move to Islamabad with him. The only thing I can find about being able to stay indefinitely is the POC but most government ...
OH! Well, my face is red. Thank you for pointing that out! My apologies! Read More
Permanent residence visa to live in Pakistan by NajiraRana
The information out there is very, very vague on this at times. First off, I am married to a Pakistani man and want to move to Islamabad with him. The only thing I can find about being able to stay indefinitely is the POC but most government ...
Not sure where you got that idea. I am female. But yes, I know they aren't, regardless. Read More
Permanent residence visa to live in Pakistan
The information out there is very, very vague on this at times. First off, I am married to a Pakistani man and want to move to Islamabad with him. The only thing I can find about being able to stay indefinitely is the POC but most government ... Read More