Malaysia’s graft and unattractive tax structure may have pulled down the country’s popularity among foreign professionals, who rated it Southeast Asia’s second best country behind tiny Brunei, according to a revent survey of expatriates.
Malaysia scored 94 per cent satisfaction marks in a survey by the American Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) of 475 senior executives working for US companies operating in ASEAN countries, and tied with Singapore and Laos to take the second place.
Brunei was the only country in the region to score the full 100 marks for expat satisfaction. Full story
