Living in Rompin

Rompin is a large place in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, home to 41,931 people. Of the 29 household profiles on Nestlyzer, its strongest are early retirees (top 24%, #117 of 497), nature lovers (top 32%, #156 of 497), rural value seekers (top 32%, #159 of 497).

Residents41,931
Density– per km²
Area– km²
Hub airport88 km (Kuala Lumpur International)
Nearest city of 100k+63 km
Within 30 km156,600 people
Sea coast64 km
Terrain around itabout 50 m, height range 60 m
Main railway lineunder 1 km
Distance to Kuala Lumpur103 km
Within 10 km41,931 people
Winter daylight11 h 58 min, sunset 12:07

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Good to know about Rompin

How Rompin ranks

Scores run 0 to 100 against every municipality in Malaysia. Ranks count only the places that pass each profile's minimums, so the totals differ by profile. Regional overview: population, geography and modelled indicators for costs, schools and safety.

ProfileScoreIn MalaysiaIn Negeri Sembilan
Young family55#323 of 442#22 of 22Map
Low-income household42#386 of 497#20 of 22Map
Low-income family58#392 of 442#20 of 22Map
Single parent58#401 of 442#20 of 22Map
Pensioner couple65#301 of 442#17 of 22Map
Single pensioner72#237 of 442#13 of 22Map
Early retiree69#117 of 497#8 of 22Map
Single professionalnot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
Young professionalnot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
DINKSnot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
Remote worker64#328 of 497#16 of 22Map
Commuternot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
Car-free householdnot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
Studentnot ranked: below the minimum for campus–Map
First-home buyer37#414 of 442#22 of 22Map
Budget-constrained mover49#357 of 497#16 of 22Map
Urban lifestyle seekernot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map
Expat professional33#376 of 497#20 of 22Map
Healthcare-first mover49#347 of 442#18 of 22Map
Nature-focused household69#156 of 497#9 of 22Map
Cross-border commuternot ranked: must-have: a border within 45 km where pay is higher on the other side–Map
Outdoor and mountain lover16#445 of 497#21 of 22Map
Rural value seeker57#159 of 497#9 of 22Map
High-net-worth mover49#287 of 497#15 of 22Map
Lottery winner39#353 of 497#16 of 22Map
Climate-resilient relocation67#171 of 497#18 of 22Map
Coastal livingnot ranked: below the minimum for coast–Map
Business owner33#394 of 497#21 of 22Map
Digital nativenot ranked: below the minimum for regional access–Map

Strengths and trade-offs

  • Home market (residents of the same country within 150 km)99
  • Services nearby (people within 10 km: shops, doctors, cafes, transport)94
  • One-day truck radius (residents within 300 km, across borders)92
  • Climate exposure (estimate: coastal and river flooding, heat; 100 = low)80
  • Flat land (terrain relief)72
  • Climate (mild and sunny: climate class and winter daylight)66
  • Green space66
  • Education and family66
  • Mobility and connectivity48
  • Market reach (residents within 100 km, across borders)48
  • Affordability43
  • Lifestyle and amenities43
  • Jobs and economy41
  • Foundation32
  • Universities in town (universities and universities of applied sciences within 10 km)31
  • University-town character (universities relative to the people nearby)31
  • Freight access (motorway, rail, port)30
  • City scale (people within 10 km: big-city life, transit, scenes)17
  • Mountains and water (terrain relief, lakes and the sea nearby)2
  • Sea or lake shore0
  • Port access (major sea or inland port)0
  • Chemical park nearby (sites with pipeline links)0
  • National border nearby (straight line)0
  • Financial centre (banking and capital markets) within commuting distance0
  • Commodity-trading or gold hub within commuting distance0
  • Crypto hub within commuting distance0
  • Wealth-management centre within commuting distance0

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Data: Eurostat GISCO LAU 2024; locations EDJNet LAU centres; airports OurAirports; coastline Natural Earth. Updated 2026-10-31. Rankings are decision aids, not advice.