Malaysian Immigration
Malaysian Immigration
We have over 10 years experience in Malaysian Immigration. We specialize in assisting Multinational Companies and Individuals in setting up their businesses in
We have over 300 clients in Malaysian Immigration.
We have Fortune 500 companies, like Kelly Service Inc, EDS Inc who use our services.
We asisit in the Incorporation of the companies, governmental approvals and procure the Work Passes.
We assist individuals who want to retire under the
Work Passes
A work pass is the most important form of documentation required for those seeking employment in the country. Normally this is obtained for the employee by the employer once in the country. Employees and their families are allowed to enter the country on social passes issued by Malaysian Immigration officials upon arrival.
The work pass application process is bureaucratic and can be lengthy. Employers will often deal with the paperwork on behalf of their expatriate employees but some companies and individuals opt to use the services of an agency. Work Passes are given for varying periods from six months to several years. Dependents of work passes holders are not allowed to work unless they obtain a permit in their own right.
There are restrictions on the number of expatriate workers than can be employed by companies, depending on the company's level of foreign paid-up capital. For executive posts which require professional qualifications and practical experience, expatriates may be employed up to a maximum period of 10 years subject to the condition that Malaysians are trained to eventually take over the posts. For non-executive posts which require technical skills and experience, expatriates may be employed up to a maximum period of five years while Malaysians are trained to take over the posts. It is not known to what extent these conditions are enforced.
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The MMSH program is available to most foreign citizens of all ages, who are allowed to bring their dependants and one maid to live in
Applicants aged above 50 years must meet one of the following conditions, while those who are below 50 must meet both:
1)A Fixed Deposit (in a local Malaysian bank) of RM150,000 if married or RM100,000 if single. The funds have to be left in the bank during the period of validity of the visa.
2)A fixed monthly income over RM10,000 a month or RM7000 if single. This could be a pension, dividends or other regular income. Documentary evidence is required as proof of income.
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