Looking for information about professional life in Kuala Lumpur

Yes easier to get permission to work now BUT most employers don't know this. Pwc is all Chinese workers if I remember correctly - most employers employ on racial lines mostly and is a big problem in Malaysia so they may be reluctant. However it just depends on your experience and whether they need it. Two years make you very junior though and salaries are low as I understand it. I guess you don't have an accountancy qualification - a masters in finane is useless professionally in auditing in most countries Inc Malaysia. You could try the audit firms and accountancy jobs within companies that deal with your home country especially if they need the language skills or local standards skills. There are loads of ACCAs in Malaysia and ACAs to a lesser extent so not a shortage skill.