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PETALING JAYA: Stakeholders want the government to think out of the box to resolve the shortage of foreign workers, suggesting remedies ranging from extending permits of existing workers, shortening the wait for interviews and expanding the source country list.

New applications for IMM Visit Pass 13, which is a Visit Pass issued by the Immigration Department Under Regulation 11(10) of the 1959/1963 Regulations, have been discontinued since March 2013

During the 2022 season, the Poplar Camp Beach will be open Wednesday - Sunday through Labor Day weekend.

Application via the MYVisa system is compulsory, except for those incoming from Singapore, Israel, and South Korea. If an individual fails to obtain a visa prior to entry, they can be denied entry into Malaysia and charged with Not to Land (NTL) for deportation, the ESD stated.

Singapore News - More than 35,000 trips have been made to and from Singapore and Malaysia via the Woodlands Checkpoint since border measures were eased, with plans to enhance processes to make journeys safer. From next month, manual immigration counters at Woodlands Checkpoint will be... Read more at www.tnp.sg

If you want to see the highlights of Malaysia, or at least those in Peninsula Malaysia, 10 days is a good amount of time. Table of contents 1. How long can you stay in Malaysia for a Singaporean? 2. What is the best time to visit Malaysia and Singapore? 3. How many days should I […]

A Singaporean resident in Malaysia is someone who is of Singaporean descent or has Singaporean citizenship and lives or was born there. The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs estimates that 91,002 Singaporeans live overseas, making them the largest group. Table of contents 1. Can a Singaporean live in Malaysia? 2. How many […]

Singapore citizens may stay in Malaysia for up to 30 days without requiring a visa. Table of contents 1. Can a Singaporean live in Malaysia? 2. Can Singaporean extend stay in Malaysia? 3. How long can you stay in Malaysia as a tourist? 4. How can I stay in Malaysia long term? 5. Can Singaporean […]

Malaysian citizens and their spouses do not need to change their Long Term Social Visit Pass into an Employment Pass before working in the country. The Malaysian Immigration Department must instead endorse their passport to allow them to work; this service is free. Table of contents 1. Can spouse visa holder work in Malaysia? 2. […]

While moving from Singapore to Malaysia can be stressful, with a little planning, it can be both easy and painless. It is important to note that your employer is typically the one who handles your work visa if you are relocating from Singapore to Malaysia for work. Table of contents 1. Can a Singaporean live […]