Number 5: Liveability
Kuala Lumpur was voted among the top 100 most liveable cities in the world in the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)'s 2014 Global Liveability Ranking, based on five categories: stability; healthcare; culture and environment; education; and infrastructure.
HSBC's 2015 "Expat Explorer: Balancing Life Abroad" report, meanwhile, ranked Malaysia the 20th best country overall to live in as an expatriate based on factors including benefits offered by employers, the ease of making friends and the opportunities to lead an active social life. The report's survey respondents, comprising 21,950 expatriates globally, also ratedMalaysia
one of the top five destinations overall for career satisfaction (iv).
For Professor John Chan, a consultant cardiothoracic surgeon at Sarawak General Hospital Heart Centre who was based in the UK for more than two decades, Malaysia's healthcare industry offers plenty of rewarding career opportunities, especially with key healthcare projects announced under the ETP set to create an estimated 26,966 jobs by 2020 (v).
"In terms of equipment and infrastructure,Malaysia has got world-class
hospitals in both the public and private sectors," he says. "Now we
are looking at sourcing more specialists, the human resource, the consultants
and the surgeons to address the clear need for these services in Malaysia ."
The Global Malaysians job portal makes it much easier for global talents to seek career opportunities back home. There's no better time to come back and be part ofMalaysia 's
economic transformation. Visit rep.talentcorp.com.my for
more."
i. ETP creates 1.8 million new jobs, unemployment down, The Star Online, 29 April 2015
ii. Improving the Effectiveness of TalentCorp's Initiatives, The World Bank, June 2015
iii.Malaysia
ranks sixth most attractive investment destination, The Star Online, 13 July
2015
iv. Expat Explorer: Balancing Life Abroad, HSBC, 2015
v. Healthcare NKEA, PEMANDU ETP
Kuala Lumpur was voted among the top 100 most liveable cities in the world in the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)'s 2014 Global Liveability Ranking, based on five categories: stability; healthcare; culture and environment; education; and infrastructure.
HSBC's 2015 "Expat Explorer: Balancing Life Abroad" report, meanwhile, ranked Malaysia the 20th best country overall to live in as an expatriate based on factors including benefits offered by employers, the ease of making friends and the opportunities to lead an active social life. The report's survey respondents, comprising 21,950 expatriates globally, also rated
For Professor John Chan, a consultant cardiothoracic surgeon at Sarawak General Hospital Heart Centre who was based in the UK for more than two decades, Malaysia's healthcare industry offers plenty of rewarding career opportunities, especially with key healthcare projects announced under the ETP set to create an estimated 26,966 jobs by 2020 (v).
"In terms of equipment and infrastructure,
The Global Malaysians job portal makes it much easier for global talents to seek career opportunities back home. There's no better time to come back and be part of
i. ETP creates 1.8 million new jobs, unemployment down, The Star Online, 29 April 2015
ii. Improving the Effectiveness of TalentCorp's Initiatives, The World Bank, June 2015
iii.
iv. Expat Explorer: Balancing Life Abroad, HSBC, 2015
v. Healthcare NKEA, PEMANDU ETP
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