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Expanse Guide of Malaysia

Daily expanse guide for international students

Taxi fare (Kuala Lumpur city) @ RM2 for first 2km and 10 sen each subsequent 200m

  • Bus fare (local) @ RM1-2 one way, depending on distance
  • LRT (one station), approximately @ RM1-1.30
  • Telephone calls (local tied-line) @ 9 sen/minute first 3 minutes and 3 sen/minute thereafter. Mobile/hand phones (many types and models, whose rates are more expensive) @ 30 sen/minute for regular phones and 40 sen/minute (local) for pre-paid card phones
  • Average cost per meal for hawker food (roadside stalls) @ RM2.50-5
  • Average cost per meal in shopping complexes (air-conditioned) @ RM5-7
  • Average cost per meal in shop lots (non air-conditioned) @ RM3-5
  • Movie or show (cineplexes) @ RM8-10
  • Normal laundry, approximately @ RM2-5/kg
  • Student haircut (hair saloons) @ RM15-25 (male), RM25-35 (female)
  • Clothes (T-shirt, shorts, skirt, blouse from local night market or 'pasar malam', dependent on quality and brand) @ RM10-30
  • Local postage (postcards) @ 20 sen
  • Local postage (letters) @ 30 sen
  • International postage @ RM2-3 (letters), @ 50 sen (postcards)
  • International call @ RM0.90-1.90/minute depending on the country chosen.

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Hospital Treatment & Medical Services: International students can receive medical treatment from public/state hospital at a nominal rate. However, international students are advised to be insured with a comprehensive health insurance policy.

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