Maintaining a long distance relationship as an expat in Malaysia

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam18 September 2019 05:24:33

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Hello everyone,

Moving to Malaysia without your significant other can be quite difficult, especially since your partner is an undeniable source of support. This kind of move may require some adjustments from both parties in order to make it a successful one.

What is challenging about being in a long distance relationship in Malaysia?

How to maintain an adequate level of communication considering differing schedules and time zones?

How often would you travel to each others location to meet?

How do you manage to still have a social life in Malaysia?

What hurdles need to be considered if you have left behind children who are under the sole care of your partner?

Thanks for sharing your experience,
Bhavna

cvco Malaysia Expert

Member since 10 June 2014

cvcoMalaysia Expert23 September 2019 06:25:57

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I dont understand the question. Do you mean moving away from your (wife, husband) and then trying to maintain a normal relationship while apart?

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam24 September 2019 05:27:21

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Hi cvco,

Yes in case you some of our members had to move to Malaysia for work and leave behind their partner and/or kids...(partner, husband/wife/GF/BF)

ladivo779 Guest

ladivo779Guest05 October 2019 13:07:29

I don't think i would leave behind a wife or children or partner. I would either bring them, or find a location to work where they could come. If I were single then I would find a new partner in the country that I move to.