KUALA LUMPUR: STF Revenue (MM2H) Sdn Bhd has opened its new office at The Exchange 106 @ Tun Razak Exchange (TRX), marking the establishment of Malaysia’s first privately operated Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) one-stop centre.
The move underscores the company’s confidence in Malaysia’s long-term economic prospects and the growing appeal of the country as a destination for international retirees, investors and professionals seeking to settle or invest here.
The launch was officiated by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (Motac) secretary-general Datuk Shaharuddin Abu Sohot, who said that Malaysia’s long-stay programmes continue to generate positive economic spillovers.
“Under Motac, MM2H continues to play a vital role in attracting quality long-term residents and foreign investment that strengthen our economy,” he said.
He added that the new tiered MM2H framework Silver, Gold and Platinum provides global citizens with clearer options and greater flexibility, encouraging investment across sectors including property, education and healthcare.
As of July 2025, Motac recorded over 3,300 applications for the MM2H programme, projected to bring in more than RM300 million in foreign funds and over RM430 million in property investments.
STF Group, founded in 2016, has grown from a manpower solutions provider into a diversified conglomerate with operations spanning worker management, dormitory operations, cleaning services and technology-based management systems.
Its subsidiary, STF Revenue (MM2H) Sdn Bhd, focuses on providing comprehensive consultancy and support for the MM2H and Premium Visa Programme (PVIP), handling eligibility assessments, visa processing, and post-approval lifestyle assistance.
STF Group director of international operations Jonathan Low Choon Wai said the TRX office opening symbolises more than just a relocation.
“Opening our TRX retail office is more than just a physical move. It reflects our confidence in Malaysia as a lifestyle and investment destination,” he said. “Our goal is to make Malaysia accessible, welcoming, and fully connected for those who want to live, invest, and build a life here.”
Through its network of partnerships in real estate, banking, hospitality, and travel, STF aims to offer clients a seamless end-to-end experience, from property acquisition and visa facilitation to settlement support.
The event also witnessed the signing of a strategic partnership between STF Revenue and Rivertree Group, a property developer known for sustainable and community-driven developments.
The collaboration aims to integrate real estate opportunities with long-term residency facilitation, allowing MM2H and PVIP participants to transition smoothly from visa approval to home ownership and lifestyle setup in Malaysia.
Rivertree Group managing director Datuk Simon David Leong said the partnership reflects a shared vision to position Malaysia as a country where international residents can thrive.
“Our goal is simple: when an MM2H or PVIP resident chooses Malaysia, they don’t just receive a visa they gain a lifestyle, a community and a place called home,” he said.
To enhance the expatriate experience, STF Revenue has also collaborated with Batik Air, offering eligible MM2H applicants complimentary round-trip tickets valued up to RM5,000 under the Batik x STF programme.
The company also works closely with major banks to facilitate fixed deposit setups and other financial requirements under MM2H, easing the documentation process for new applicants.
As Malaysia prepares for Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026), STF’s presence at TRX, the nation’s international financial hub, is expected to support the government’s push to attract more long-term residents and investors.
By positioning itself as a comprehensive MM2H one-stop centre, STF Revenue aims to contribute to Malaysia’s broader ambition of becoming a premier destination for global citizens seeking quality living, investment opportunities and stable economic growth.
