Recently, I want to go to Malaysia for a self guided tour, but I don t know how safe Malaysia is?

Law and order in Malaysia is relatively good.

However, the security situation varies slightly from region to region. In some places, there were some potential safety hazards in the past due to the large number of illegal foreign workers stranded, but the "Illegal Foreign Workers Bleaching Program" implemented at the end of last year has slowly solved these safety hazards.

We can get an idea of the law and order situation in Malaysia from the global ranking index.

Global Peace & Security Index Rankings: Malaysia 19, China 80

The Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) recently released the Global Peace Index 2011, and the Republic of Iceland became the most peaceful country in the world, and Malaysia ranked 17th, up five places from 2010. Taiwan is ranked 27th, and Chinese mainland is ranked 80th! This is the fifth consecutive year that the IEP has released the Global Peace Index rankings, and the report shows that the Global Peace Index has deteriorated for the third consecutive year.

For details, please refer to the Malaysia My Second Home application website mm2hplan on "Understanding Malaysia from the Global Ranking Index". article.

It's not as safe as Singapore.

Be careful not to show your wealth.

Especially here in Johor Bahru, the security is particularly poor.

When traveling alone, it is good to wear it simply, and do not walk in alleys and dark places alone.

Malaysia is still quite safe.

Malaysia is relatively safe, but it is also necessary to pay attention to safety. Have a sense of self-protection and don't go out alone to remote places at night. Do not bring valuables and cash.

Kuala Lumpur, Malacca are OKJohor Bahru will be a little worse, but there are few tourists going to Johor Bahru.

Yes, Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is not very safe in terms of security.

Of course, Kuala Lumpur is very large, not every place is not safe, Petaling Street, this place has a lot of Chinese, foreign workers and tourists, and it is also a tourist attraction, which can be called a mix of people and snakes.

There are a lot of delicacies, but a lot of fakes. Foreign workers here don't cause trouble for tourists (mostly from Bangladesh and Nepal) and just work here. There are a lot of pickpockets (mostly addicts), so dig out your wallet to buy something and keep your wallet away.

But don't be too afraid, after all, if you take care of your things, you won't be afraid of being stolen. In addition, there are many fakes, so don't buy anything here except for food.

Law and order in Malaysia is relatively safe.

According to a 2018 statistical report on the World Country Peace Index, Iceland ranked first as a safe country, while Malaysia ranked 25th, and Malaysia is a relatively safe country in terms of these indicators.

Malaysia Travel Guide:

1. Similar culture and language, the main ethnic groups in Malaysia are Malays, Chinese and Indians, and Chinese make up a large proportion of the country. Therefore, when Chinese travel to Malaysia, they can encounter similar cultural and linguistic environments, making it easier to adapt. Remember, one in every 6 Malays can speak Chinese, so there is no need to worry about language.

2. Food, Malaysia is a well-known food paradise with a wide variety of traditional and innovative cuisines. You can taste a variety of authentic Chinese dishes, such as Malaysia's unique bak kut teh, Hokkien noodles, Malaysian durian pastry, etc. Especially when you go to Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Penang, and other places with a large number of Chinese, the delicious food can't be stopped.

3. Relatively cheap travel costs, compared with other Asian countries, Malaysia's travel costs are relatively low, especially the low-cost airlines represented by Air Asia, and the affordable air tickets have also greatly shortened the distance between each other.

4. History and cultural heritage, Malaysia has a rich history and cultural heritage, such as the historical buildings of Malacca and George Town, the cultural heritage of Penang and other places The collision of different cultures has a wonderful effect.

5. Beautiful natural scenery, Malaysia's nature is indispensable for beautiful natural landscapes, world-famous diving resorts, beautiful beaches and tropical rainforests, etc., one time is not enough. <>

Law and order in Malaysia is not good.

Throwing out foreigners, it means that the relationship between people in their own country is very tense. Because Malaysia is a multi-racial country, there are Malays, Indians, Chinese, and immigrants from various countries who have obtained Malaysian identity cards.

Among them, the Malays are the best, and they believe in their bones that Malaysia is under the rule of the Malays, and the Malays are the first class, and the rest are the second and third classes.

And these Malays are basically aborigines, rarely go to school, have little education, and some have extremely short tempers, and they will attack a certain ethnic group, rob and commit crimes. Therefore, the security in Malaysia is not very good.

Points to note when traveling to Malaysia:

1. Comply with entry and exit regulations. Please be sure to understand and abide by Malaysia's entry and exit policies and relevant laws and regulations, prepare visas and related materials in advance in strict accordance with the requirements of the Malaysian side, cooperate with the Malaysian immigration bureau and customs inspection when entering and exiting, and do not engage in activities that may not be consistent with the type of visa.

2. Take good care of your personal belongings. During the trip, please be vigilant, take care of your personal handbags, backpacks, documents and other valuables, try to avoid traveling alone, and pay attention to avoid motorcycles in time. Prepare copies of important documents such as passports, visas, and ID cards in advance, and keep them separately.

3. Pay attention to wading and traffic safety. There is a lot of rain in Malaysia, and sometimes there are more winds and waves at sea. Please carefully choose to participate in swimming, snorkeling and other water activities according to your own situation, follow the safety guidance of the tour guide, carefully understand the precautions, observe the relevant water safety signs, and pay attention to the location of lifesaving equipment and lifeguards.

The most common crime in Malaysia is different from that of most European cities, where there are very few cases of pickpockets or tricks to deceive tourists, and the most common crimes encountered are snatching and robbery, all of which are open and open, not sneaky (sweaty).

The best way to prevent this kind of crime is to go with many people, and don't go to a place that is too dark or uninhabited, you can become the target of the criminal, and it will not be a place where there are many people to rob you.

When walking on the side of the street, try not to get too close to the street, or try to face the direction of travel (driving on the left side of Malaysia), because generally robbers will ride motorcycles (motorcycles) to snatch passers-by's handbags, cameras or jewelry, and often inadvertently injure the victim (dragging and falling), which is very dangerous, and this crime can occur even in crowded places, so you need to be vigilant.

Don't expose money and property casually, to avoid being seen by people with bad intentions, especially on the side of the road, try not to get too close to the road when answering ** or using a mobile phone, it is easy to be snatched away.

Although the demonstration called for by extremists on September 16 (with anti-China elements) was only a gathering of a small group of extremists, and there was no need to worry about a large-scale national anti-China riot, it was better to be careful, because the group's previous actions were really unflattering (clowns jumping off the beam), and it was not ruled out that it would deliberately create chaos, even if there were not many people, try not to get close to the demonstration area on that day, so as not to get involved in trouble.

However, as I said, there will never be large-scale anti-Chinese violence, so as long as the Petaling Street and Bukit Bintang areas are not within the demonstration area, there will be no impact on them, so feel free to play.

The law and order situation in Malaysia is relatively safe, but in recent years, the society has been unstable, and the law and order situation has been declining. Ma ** attaches great importance to this and is strengthening governance, but it is still some time away from social tranquility and worry-free travel. Therefore, Chinese citizens should pay attention to self-protection, take proper care of their personal belongings and important documents, and refrain from displaying their money in public to prevent accidents.

Extended Information: Malaysia, the full name of the Federation of Malaysia, referred to as Malaysia. It is the Federation of Malaysia that is divided into two parts by the South China Sea. Located in the Malay Peninsula, West Malaysia is bordered by Thailand to the north and the Straits of Johor to the south, connecting Singapore by the Johor causeway and the second channel; East Malaysia is located in the northern part of Borneo, bordered by Kalimantan in Indonesia to the south, and Brunei is sandwiched between the states of Sabah and Sarawak.

Malaysia is not very safe, but it is full of thieves and thieves, and there are few cases of the use of arms or terrorist activities. Therefore, if you come to Malaysia to study, the most important thing is to go to less remote places, not to be alone, not to go to places where dragons and snakes are mixed, and to go home earlier than Cinderella. Girls should take care of the handbag.

There are more cases in Malaysia where looters ride motorcycles and grab girls' handbags on the side of the road.

So in fact, Malaysia's security still can't be compared with the Philippines, although it's already very bad.

Malaysia is indeed unsafe On December 10, 2019, when we were waiting for the bus with a group of 16 people after eating at more than 1 o'clock in the afternoon in the capital Kuala Lumpur, the motorcycle broke into the crowd and grabbed my wife's crossbody bag. I advise everyone to go less. If you go, you must protect each other.

It's terrifying, be careful. or choose another country. Good Samaritans.

Hello, in the past, Malaysia's law and order was very unstable, but after rectification, Malaysia is now very harmonious.

The law and order chaos in South Africa is real.

1. Specifically, the problem of public security in South Africa should start from his fundamental social contradictions, due to the long-term historical reasons of South Africa, the gap between the rich and the poor between black and white people in South Africa is very large, and the statistical data in South Africa in 2002 show that the per capita GDP of white South Africans is 21,000 US dollars per year, and the average annual GDP value of blacks is only 1,700 US dollars. At that time, the per capita GDP of the world's developed countries was 4,700 US dollars, so we can not see that South Africa's economic advantage is in the hands of whites, and almost all of the country's economic lifeline is in the hands of a few white consortiums.

2. Due to various reasons, the public security situation in South Africa is grim, and overseas Chinese and Chinese often become the targets of attacks by criminals. According to statistics, in 2005, there were more than 40 armed robberies against overseas Chinese and ethnic Chinese, and 8 people were killed Since the beginning of this year, social order in South Africa has continued to deteriorate, and vicious cases such as kidnapping, robbery, and extortion have emerged one after another, and criminal activities in the Chinese community have also shown an upward trend. The personal and property safety of Chinese citizens in Yugoslavia has been seriously threatened.

South Africa has one of the highest crime rates in the world.

With a stable economy and low unemployment, Malaysia is one of the safer and safer countries in Asia's diverse societies. Places such as Penang have a large Chinese population, and they are among the safest areas in Malaysia.

Several developed cities like Penang, Kuala Lumpur, and Johor are more chaotic, and there are often Chinese gangsters or jealous Malays who come to rob Chinese shops and have classes.

It may be too serious to say that it is not good, at least Malaysia will not be so chaotic that it often uses knives and guns, and Malaysia's economy is better than that of the Philippines, so I don't know the situation in the Philippines if it is safe.

If you really go to Malaysia and make more Chinese friends, you won't be afraid of any problems, because this brother also said that those who do things are thieves and thieves, and they can't do anything big.

Malaysia's law and order is generally stable, and ** is still very protective of the Chinese

Malaysia is a multicultural and multi-ethnic country, and law and order is relatively stable in general, but there are some law and order problems, such as street robbery and theft. Especially in the bustling business districts, night markets and dense places of some cities, it is necessary to be vigilant and pay attention to personal safety.

The Chinese in Malaysia are one of the main ethnic groups in the country, accounting for about 23% of the total population, and the social status of the Chinese in Malaysia is relatively high, and the rights and interests of the Chinese are relatively protected, such as protecting Chinese education and Chinese culture. However, on some political and economic issues, there are still some contradictions between the Chinese and other ethnic groups.

In general, the life of Chinese people in Malaysia is relatively stable and smooth.

I feel the same way. There are always a bunch of people yelling on the Internet. It is said that Malaysia is broken, and the law and order are poor. It's all nonsense and one-sidedness, and there are security problems everywhere, so you should pay attention to it, but the overall feeling in Malaysia is at least much better than in China.

I'm Malaysian, and I'm not really good at security in Malaysia, but it's not bad, and the whole world has its own security problems