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Web References
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1. New Skys News - Thousands retire to Malaysia – a low cost, tax free tropical paradise
www.newskies.co.uk/property_ne - [Cached]Published on: 10/18/2004 Last Visited: 7/9/2006
A typical example is 57-year-old Bob Holland, originally from Scotland who served for 20 years as a police officer in Hong Kong and retired to Penang with his Hong Kong Chinese wife Elena in 1997. Sandhurst graduate Bob had fallen in love with Malaysia when working there for several years as a district manager for the NAAFI in the early 1970s.
Bob says: "I always wanted to return to Penang and my plan was to work for one three-year contract in Hong Kong and then come back to Penang to look for a job. -
2. New Skys News - Thousands retire to Malaysia – a low cost, tax free tropical paradise
www.newsky.co.uk/property_news - [Cached]Published on: 10/14/2004 Last Visited: 7/1/2006
A typical example is 57-year-old Bob Holland, originally from Scotland who served for 20 years as a police officer in Hong Kong and retired to Penang with his Hong Kong Chinese wife Elena in 1997. Sandhurst graduate Bob had fallen in love with Malaysia when working there for several years as a district manager for the NAAFI in the early 1970s.
Bob says: "I always wanted to return to Penang and my plan was to work for one three-year contract in Hong Kong and then come back to Penang to look for a job. -
3. New Skys News - Thousands retire to Malaysia – a low cost, tax free tropical paradise
www.newskys.co.uk/property_new - [Cached]Published on: 7/31/2004 Last Visited: 1/5/2006
A typical example is 57-year-old Bob Holland, originally from Scotland who served for 20 years as a police officer in Hong Kong and retired to Penang with his Hong Kong Chinese wife Elena in 1997. Sandhurst graduate Bob had fallen in love with Malaysia when working there for several years as a district manager for the NAAFI in the early 1970s.
Bob says: "I always wanted to return to Penang and my plan was to work for one three-year contract in Hong Kong and then come back to Penang to look for a job.
