Study Undergraduate Degree and Dependents

There is no solution as they have just closed the loophole.

Fees for schools are RM 2K each per month and upwards  depending on the quality and location of the school. Add in at least Rm 2000 for child care.

it's a very big budget needed.

I applied for my kids in Taylors International School and it will cost approx. RM 1500 to RM 1600 monthly which is not an obstacle for me and I am fine with it however, if I would even bear the cost of my kids schooling whatever then is it possible. My wife is already been accepted by the Taylors University.  I really do not how to clear this fix.

There is no fix. The kids can't be enrolled until they are 7 years old.  There is a MM2H programme in which you could participate, but it requires a regular offshore income and a proof of assets of RM500k.  Plus a fixed deposit into a Malaysian bank account has to be made. Check out www.MM2H.gov.my for details. 

However, you as the breadwinner would need to make the application (you don't have to live in Malaysia all the time). Your wife and children would be dependents and could enrol in education. NB, there are lots of upfront fees with international schools and other expenses, such as books, outings, etc. etc. So the price you have been given (its an unproven school that is just opening) is just for the tuition fees.

Hi your kids need own student visa but that would be difficult. You need specialised advice.

As for Taylors Uni its quality is very bad. If you are paying so much I suggest a better Uni. Sunway is better but the best are the British universities in Malaysia like Nottingham, Reading and Herriot Watt are also new in Malaysia. Even UM is lot better than Taylors Uni.

The COL in Malaysia is rather high, so it is definitely not an easy option. Also, some nationalities are treated badly here.

Aamir, I also think Taylor's is a strange choice.  Have you visited the University?  Basically from what I know and have seen, it is a yuppy uni, with lots of middle class Chinese Malaysians in the student body. Perhaps Nemodot knows more about the "populations" at the local universities? I certainly think others have a better mix of nationalities and ages? What subject is she thinking of studying? There are Universities that specialize in different subjects and are well known for their results in those fields, as well as research. Taylor's is not one of the research universities, just a plain school. Its also quite difficult to get to and surrounded by motorways. Best to live close by or have a car as public transport can be difficult, but they have shuttle buses from certain locations.