Does anyone know a visa agent for Malaysia? The immigration is so inefficient, I need to get my visa in 2 days, applied over 2 weeks ago, thinking it would be enough time but guess not.

My brother recently applied via an agent (via employer) for Employment Pass but ~3 weeks and still waiting

Yeah the thing is they state 2-7 days processing time but that's obviously not the case, so I wanted to see if I can pay some visa agent extra and get it processed faster

This is not as weird as it sounds in SEA.

For example, in Vietnam somehow the official tourist visa channel is slower, you can find people who promise to fast track it for you on Upwork: I thought this has got to be a scam. Sure enough, INSTANT approval haha. The whole world just doesn’t work the way us strict westerners expect it to.

Let me know if you get a good contact in Malaysia!

Yeah, has that situation happen to me last year. That's why I'm looking for someone to pay to get these papers sorted out quickly 🤣

Does grass a problem in Penang/Langkawi?

Hi guys, anyone thinking about visiting the Network School in Johor?

I'm gonna be there next month

Hi. I looking for professional cleaning service in da nang. I need people to clean aparteme next to da nang beach

Moving to Kuala Lumpur soon, is staying near Lalaport a good idea

I liked it, stayed at Robertson Towers. The only downside was that it wasn’t very walkable, in a sense that you’ll need to take some long detours to cross the highway, walk around large police station, abandoned construction projects etc. But I got an impression that it’s true for most of KL. I’ll be back to KL in April, and plan to stay either at the same place, or Brickfields (little India - I liked restaurants there, and it seemed better for public transit).

Yeah I’m at Robertson now, found out today how walkable it is hahaha

I’ll probably move closer to the lalaport mall

You know about the shortcut through the parking lot at least? Saves a few minutes if you want to get to Lalaport.

Hey nomads, what is the best bus from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur? Thank you 🫶

my fav are First Coach & Aeroline. check them out!

Anyone in Johor?

What is your favorite part of KL? I renred nice condominum for less than 1000 thb per day. Rooftop swiming pool with sauan

It depends there's many interesting Areas like Bangsar south, or Bukit Jalil (Twin Arks condo) or Cheras with EkoCheras

I’m leaving in a week :/ going to Vietnam, I’m running https://calendesk.com/

Well maybe next time, im also moving in SEA

Interesting i see its like the famous calendly.com

better :))

No doubt 😉 Good luck ! All my support

Hey y'all, just landed in KL with my wife and super keen to meet people :)

I'm staying in Brickfields, but know nothing of the city yet, so happy to go on a discovery tour if anyone else feels like

Oh Brickfields! is an Indian Area, i suggest you to visit Bamboo hills KL. You will enjoy the place there. Unfortunately im not there but if you need any information let me know

Thanks my friend! Yeah, I chose this area so that I would have access to all the authentic Indian food for super cheap!

My pleasure. Its a nice central area close to everything, food is cheap everywhere. Just dont eat at Jalan Alor and dont ask me why

Hi there! Need urgent help! A friend is stuck at the immigration at the KL airport. Looking for a visa agent to help her out, does anyone know any please?

hey guys, anyone heading to network school this Saturday for the Claude event?

Hi guys anyone coming to Malaysia around 22-26 march.

I'm visiting from India. Pleasee text if you plan to meetup

yeah missed it, will rejoin in april or june, lets see

Is it difficult to get 1 year remote work visa in Malaysia KL ?

Yes

Hello everyone, Apa khabar? I'm Susan, a remote worker, a local Malaysian, who loves mixing work, travel, culture, and real conversations with real people.

From 9 to 18 May 2026, I'm gathering a small group of 6 to 8 remote work professionals for 10 days of coworking and coliving on Penang Island.

We'll be based in a serene seaside villa in Batu Ferringhi. Every room faces the Andaman Sea 🌊 and has a private bathroom. Coworking happens around a big shared table, out on the terrace, or in your own quiet corner when you need to go heads-down.

Outside work hours, we explore. George Town's heritage streets and street art. Temples and clan jetties. The cool air up on Penang Hill. The slow rural pace of Balik Pulau. Evening hawker stalls where the food genuinely does all the talking.

If this sounds like your kind of pace, please message me. Happy to share details or hop on a quick call to see if we're a good fit for each other 🌤️.

hey everyone. Can I have a night life recommendation for KL. Looking for chill music and good skyline view.

I’ve been to WET Deck a few times. It’s cool. Come before 17:00 to get a drink + swimming pool day pass or come in the evening for club vibes.

Hello everyone!

10 Days Coworking + Coliving in Seaview Villa in Malaysia this May 🇲🇾

Apa khabar? I'm Susan from Malaysia, a remote worker who loves mixing work, travel, culture, and real conversations with real people.

From 9 to 18 May 2026, I'm gathering a small group of 6 to 8 remote work professionals for 10 days of coworking and coliving on tropical Penang Island in Malaysia!

We'll be based in a serene seaside villa in Batu Ferringhi. Every room faces the Andaman Sea 🌊 and has a private bathroom. Coworking happens around a big shared table, out on the terrace, or in your own quiet corner when you need to go heads-down.
Outside work hours, we explore. George Town's heritage streets and street art. Temples and clan jetties. The cool air up on Penang Hill. The slow rural pace of Balik Pulau. Evening hawker stalls where the food genuinely does all the talking.

You keep your work rhythm. You get your hours in. And then Penang opens up around you. By the time you leave, you'll know Malaysia from the inside, not from a travel blog or a highlights reel. This isn’t a retreat package. It’s just a good group of people, a beautiful space, and 10 days of work and wandering together. What excites me most, is having this small international group of individuals to share spaces with, building connections and rhythm together that will ripple through even after the trip. As a nomad, experiences like this are valuable.

Please PM and I’ll share more info with you. Happy to chat and see if this is a good fit 😊

You can also view some photos on our FB post here

Hi, I’m thinking traveling long term to Kuala Lumpur to work remotely. I’d like to talk to someone who has been there to help me navigate the process and get a sense of the lifestyle in the city. Feel free to send me a DM!

All good, think they’re doing more events these days to get leads into their funnel.

Place is nice and all but $2000 / month for room and food is a bit of a steep ask imho.

Nice gym and community though

Im around Grounds & Grains Cafe for few days, if someone wants to meet let me know in DM. I have deep knowledge in automation trading and working on seo ai blogging agent as well.

Hi everyone, do you have any recommendations for a place that sells fitness meal prep in bulk in Kuala Lumpur?

My idea is to order delivery of multiple portions at once, with a focus on protein

I just started 10-day package with YoloFoods. From my research they seem to be the best option. They deliver lunch and dinner every day. The dishes are quite good, but I need more time form my opinion.

I'm based at Network School in Malaysia! If fitness meal prep is a priority for you I will suggest to spend a month at Network school as they take care of all the protein rich meals (bryan johnson inspired).

Agreed epic place indeed! Can’t wait to be back in June