Malaysia

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Local SIM Cards – Currently in 2018, there are four major mobile phone providers in Malaysia (DiGi, Maxis, Celcom and U Mobile) and there are several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO).

Since 2006 all SIM cards must be registered. This is done at the point of purchase and the process is quick and straight forward. All networks allow tethering.

If you purchase via Alertify, your SIM card can be shipped to the hotel or AIRbnb or even to your home before departure.

Our solution last longer than any local SIM card: You don’t need to buy new SIM Cards every single time you enter a different country. And every solution is unique and created for your needs.

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The Malaysian telecommunications market is a thriving mobile market with four large network operators, an incumbent fixed-line provider with near-monopoly and the overall market underpinned by strong economic fundamentals, albeit some political uncertainties.

Mobile subscribers numbers and revenue are growing strongly and the back of population growth and the market shift to postpaid.

The publisher expects the overall telecoms market to grow through to 2025 after a marked slow down in 2017 and 2018 due to legacy voice revenue pressure partially offset by mobile data growth.

Not yet reopen for general tourism

As of July 22nd, Malaysia is making exceptions for certain type of tourists to enter the country.

Malaysia had their borders closed to international tourism since March, and the current border closure isn’t set to expire until August 31^st, but there are now a few ways that select tourists can enter.

Malaysia is now allowing medical tourists to enter the country, as of July 1. It’s a great way to slowly restart a portion of the tourism sector, and at the same time allow tourists in that will be directly investing into the country.

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