sh Configure -de -Dprefix='/opt/perl5.30' && make && make test && sudo make install

Just to point out (to worstead) that one can do the same thing to install perl into one's home directory, without any need for perlbrew to be involved:

sh Configure -de -Dprefix=/home/me/perl530 && make && make test && mak
+e install
[download]

Not that I'm suggesting that you should avoid perlbrew. It's widely used and generally recommended - from which I deduce that it's reliable and user-friendly.
(I've never even looked at it, so I don't know.)

Cheers,
Rob

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