Remote Darren
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A Foreigners Message to Malaysia
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Why I Love Living in Malaysia
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Nasi Lemak - I Flew 6,000 Miles for Malaysian Food
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First Class Sleeper Train from Chiang Mai to Bangkok
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It's Time to Leave Malaysia 😞
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Putrajaya: a Modern Malaysian City - Malaysia
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I LOVE EXPLORING Kuching, Sarawak in MALAYSIA
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Life Living in Malaysia Update: It all went WRONG!
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Winter in Malaga (Travelling in Spain)
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Life Living in Budapest, Hungary
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Is this the BEST NASI LEMAK in Malaysia?
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Why I Returned to Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia 2018
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I'm Back in Malaysia!
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How to Use the Prague Metro (Praha)
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Not Happy Living in Da Nang, Vietnam 😩
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Exploring Chow Kit Market in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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First Day in Kuching, Sarawak in MALAYSIA
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Exploring Kuala Lumpur: Kampung Baru - Malaysia 2017
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Remote Darren
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I'm living in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Sharing what it's really like to work, travel, and call this beautiful country home. From day-in-the-life vlogs, exploring local neighbourhoods, the ups, downs, and everyday moments of working remotely and living in Malaysia. Whether you're dreaming of moving here, planning a remote working trip, or just love seeing what life abroad looks like, you’re in the right place. Hit subscribe and join the journey β€” Malaysia style, lah!

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Remote Darren Thank you so much for the support on my latest video. I will be back with another video on Saturday, 17 October, and this will be one of my most special videos I have ever created. It'll be a vlog from my registry of marriage day. πŸ’ Who would have thought over a decade ago, when I left my job of 24 years to travel and work remotely, that I would be getting married in Malaysia in my early 50s. Travelling around the world, living in cities for 30-90 days, and then suddenly out of nowhere, Wincy comes into my life in one of my favourite cities in the world. By the end of the year, I would like to get to 30K subscribers, so, if you know anyone who loves Malaysia as much as I do, please share the channel with them. See you all on the 17th, with a video I never imagined that I would create. (2 weeks ago)
 
 
Remote Darren Let's try this again! New video every Saturday, starting from Saturday 17 October. The channel will be focused around life living and working in Kuala Lumpur, and travels around Malaysia. I would like to go to my final state, Perlis at some point this year, and revisit some of my favourite states like Sabah, Johor and Perak. If you have any questions please leave them on this post and I will answer them in upcoming videos. Thanks for the support. πŸ’™β€οΈπŸ€ (2 weeks ago (edited))
 
 
Remote Darren Apologies for the silence over the past 3 weeks! Something pretty BIG happened πŸ˜‚ I proposed to my now fiancΓ©e over our 2nd anniversary dinner and she said YES! πŸ™ŒπŸΌ I’ll be away from Malaysia for two weeks as we’re heading to the UK! Should I do a video of the trip? Like the post and if it gets more then 100 thumbs ups πŸ‘πŸ» I’ll film our trip! (4 months ago)
 
 
Remote Darren Thinking about living in Malaysia is exciting. Planning the actual move is where it gets complicated. Where should you live? What should you sort before arriving? How do you avoid choosing the wrong area? What does daily life really feel like once the holiday feeling wears off? I’ve started Make Malaysia Home, a free weekly email for foreigners thinking seriously about building a real life in Malaysia. It is practical advice on moving here, settling in, choosing where to live, and understanding everyday life before making big decisions. If Malaysia is on your mind for retirement, remote work, work relocation, DE Rantau, MM2H, MTEP, or another long-stay route, you can subscribe here: https://makemalaysiahome.com/ #kualalumpur #malaysia #livinginmalaysia (5 months ago)
 
 
Channel Comments
foodandfootprints (6 years ago)
So grateful that we have been in Malaysia throughout this crisis. Staying here was the right move
freeparticle5068 (6 years ago)
I am French and I confirm ! Malaysia is the country where we feel safe, we feel human love, where we eat well and where people smile more than everywhere else... It's Malaysia that is really the land of true smile!
foodandfootprints (6 years ago)
Thank you, Malaysia! We love this country more and more every day. Also feels like another home to us now
WS-bk7uu (6 years ago)
As another fellow Brit living in Malaysia I also have to chime in on how well Malaysia has handled the whole MCO. I also want to say how grateful I am to be living in such a beautiful country with hospitable and gracious people.
TragafarlawMoon (6 years ago)
I like the word of "A place where my belly has grown"
abu.saif94 (6 years ago)
While some people talking bad about Malaysian’s Government to handle this Pandemic, saying that we are racist towards the foreigners, then you came here to fix the perception about Malaysia. Thanks Uncle Darren. We Malaysian really appreciate it.
vdyojunkie1229 (6 years ago)
This is the first time i hear a foreigner say "Malaysia" instead of "Malaysya"
Videoeditingwithfinn (6 years ago)
Thanks Malaysia for keeping my friend safe
awinalya (6 years ago)
I'm started to cry when the kind words for Malaysia and Malaysians.... So sincere... Stay safe, stay healthy and be happy in my lovely country...
Que3496 (6 years ago)
He spitting fact not trash, he has faith in Malaysia & Malaysian,no doubt.
rinneeabhaleem5680 (6 years ago)
A place where I feel like home..
30AndAWakeUp (6 years ago (edited))
yeah...I am still trying to work off my Nasi Lemak weight! Glad to hear that Malaysia handled it well. I still have an Airbnb booked in Kota Kinabalu in October. Hoping I get to go.
foodandfootprints (6 years ago)
Cheers to growing our bellies in Malaysia!