Having helped numerous foreign businesses set up and operate across Malaysia, the MISHU team can happily confirm that yes, foreigners can legally start and run businesses in Malaysia. However, compared
Having helped dozens of foreign owned companies (>50% foreign shareholding) set up F&B outlets in locations ranging from Kuala Lumpur to Johor, the MISHU team can happily confirm that yes,
Unregulated Services Sector (USS) licenses are issued by the Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade and required for all foreign-owned businesses in Malaysia operating within service-based sectors. This guide covers key
Opening a foreign-owned departmental store in Malaysia is subject to specific regulatory, licensing, and operational controls under the Distributive Trade Services Guidelines issued by the Ministry of Domestic Trade (KPDNHEP).
Opening a foreign-owned hypermarket in Malaysia involves significant regulatory compliance and high capital commitment, and our guide breaks down key regulatory, equity, licensing, and operational requirements as set out in
Wholesale, Retail, and Trade (WRT) licenses are issued by the Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade and required for all foreign-owned businesses in Malaysia operating within distributive trade businesses. This guide covers
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