Live in Malaysia while having a job in South Korea

By Mark 02 May 2022

Can I live in Malaysia and work remotely for a company in South Korea?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. You will need to get a work permit for Malaysia.
  2. You will need to get a visa for South Korea.
  3. You will need to find a company that will sponsor your work permit and visa for you.
  4. You will need to find a company that will sponsor you for a visa to Malaysia.
  5. You will need to find a company that will sponsor you for a work permit and visa for Malaysia.
  6. You will need to find a company that will sponsor you for a visa to South Korea.
  7. You will need to find a company that will sponsor you for a work permit and visa for South Korea.

How to find remote work in South Korea while living in Malaysia?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in South Korea even though you are located in Malaysia. For that we will tell you how to find remote jobs in South Korea while living in Malaysia.

What is remote work?
In remote work, you work from home. You don’t have to travel to a work location. You can do your work from anywhere in the world.
Remote work is not the same as telecommuting. In telecommuting, you work from home and travel to the work location. Remote work is when you work from home and you don’t travel to the work location.
In South Korea, remote work is common. You can get a remote job in South Korea even if you are located in Malaysia.
You can find a remote job in South Korea if you are a freelancer, a remote worker, or a self-employed person.
Remote work in South Korea is common because of the following reasons:

  1. The number of remote workers in South Korea is increasing.
  2. The number of remote workers in Malaysia is increasing.
  3. Remote work in South Korea is common.
  4. Remote work in Malaysia is common.
    Remote work is becoming popular in South Korea.
    According to the Ministry of Employment and Labor, the number of freelancers in South Korea has increased from 3.8 million in 2012 to 4.2 million in 2015.

How to get paid in Malaysia when working remotely for a corporation in South Korea?

You can get paid in Malaysia even if you are working for a company in South Korea, however , you will need to apply for a work permit for Malaysia.

There are a lot of advantages for companies to hire Malaysians to work for them in Malaysia.

  1. A Malaysian is a local in Malaysia and thus you can be trusted.
  2. Malaysia is a Muslim country and most of the Malaysians are Muslim and thus, you will not be discriminated in Malaysia.
  3. You will be able to get paid in Malaysia, even if you are working for a company in South Korea.
  4. You will be able to travel to Malaysia anytime you want.
  5. You will be able to live with your family in Malaysia.
  6. You will not need to worry about paying high taxes in Malaysia.
  7. You will be able to get a Malaysian passport.
  8. You will be able to get a work permit for Malaysia.
  9. You will be able to work for a Malaysian company without any problem.
  10. You will be able to work for a Malaysian company even if you do not have any formal education.
    You can be trusted if you are a Malaysian.

How do taxes work in Malaysia if I’m working remotely for a company Malaysia?

When working remotely in Malaysia for a firm based in South Korea, taxes might be tricky, therefore , it is very important to be aware of the tax rules in Malaysia.

The first thing you need to know is that if you are working remotely in Malaysia, then you are considered to be working in Malaysia. This means that you are required to pay taxes in Malaysia.
However, if you are working in Malaysia and are working for a firm based in South Korea, then you are not considered to be working in Malaysia. This means that you are not required to pay taxes in Malaysia.
If you are working remotely in Malaysia, then you are required to pay taxes in Malaysia.
If you are working in Malaysia and are working for a firm based in South Korea, then you are not required to pay taxes in Malaysia.
This is a very important point to be aware of.
Taxes in Malaysia
In Malaysia, the income tax rate is at 20% for individuals and 40% for corporations.
Income tax is calculated on the basis of the total income earned by an individual or a firm.
Taxable income is calculated on the basis of the total income earned by an individual or a firm.