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MALAYSIA

MALAYSIA

Situated in Southeast Asia, Malaysia is a compelling nation with an abundance of natural beauties and cultural riches. Picture-perfect beaches may be found on Malaysia's immaculate islands, which are encircled by glistening waters. Diversity is celebrated in Malaysia where Indigenous, Chinese, Indian, and Malay cultures cohabit peacefully. The process of obtaining a Malaysian visa is reasonably simple if all instructions are carefully followed. The validity of the visa is primarily dependent on the individual's circumstances and compliance with regulations. Malaysia is a country that combines natural beauty with vibrant culture, offering a delightful combination of verdant landscapes and friendly smiles.

Here are some popular visa types available for Malaysia

  1. Single Entry Visa:
    • Purpose: For foreign nationals visiting Malaysia mainly for a social visit (e.g., tourism, family visits).
    • Validity: Normally valid for a single entry and up to three months from the date of issue.
  2. Multiple Entry Visa (eVisa):
    • Purpose: For business or government-to-government matters.
    • Eligibility: Available for citizens of India and the People’s Republic of China for social visits.
    • Validity: Issued for one year, with each entry allowing a stay of 30 days (no extension allowed)
  3. Transit Visa:
    • Purpose: For foreign nationals transiting through Malaysia on their way to other countries.
    • Eligibility: Required if you leave the airport premises during transit.
    • Validity: Depends on the specific transit duration
  4. Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H):
    • Purpose: A long-term residence program for retirees or those seeking to live in Malaysia for up to 10 years.
    • Eligibility: Open to applicants meeting financial and health criteria.
    • Process: Apply through the MM2H program.

To apply for a visa to migrate or work in Malaysia, follow these steps:

If you’re considering migrating or working in Malaysia, here are the steps you can follow:

  1. Find a Malaysian Representative Office:
    • Check whether there is a Malaysian Representative Office or a visa application center in your country or find the one nearest to you.
  2. Download the Application Form:
    • Obtain the relevant visa application form from the designated office.
  3. Complete the Documents File:
    • Gather all necessary documents, including:
      • Copy of your passport.
      • One passport photo.
      • A letter of work permit application from your employer.
      • Visa application.
      • Letter of approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
      • Original receipt of fees paid.
      • Visa with the reference application form.
  4. Submit the Application Along with the Documents:
    • Submit your completed application form and all required documents to the designated office.
  5. Wait for Processing:
    • The processing time varies, but you’ll receive updates on the status of your application.

Visa that allows you to work

  1.           Employment Pass (EP):
    • Purpose: The Employment Pass is issued to foreign nationals working in highly skilled positions, such as technical or managerial roles.
    • Eligibility: You must have the proper qualifications for the position (diploma, certificates) and relevant work experience.
    • Monthly Salary Requirement: Minimum of RM3,000 per month, and in certain categories, RM10,000 per month.
    • Validity: Can be issued for 1-5 years and is renewable1.
  2. Temporary Employment Pass:
    • Purpose: Issued for employment durations of up to two years.
    • Categories:
      • Foreign Worker Temporary Employment Pass: For specific sectors like manufacturing, construction, plantation, agriculture, and services. Only nationals from approved countries are eligible.
      • Foreign Domestic Helper (FDH) Temporary Employment Pass: Issued to female workers from approved countries who work in the homes of their employers, especially if the employer has young children or elderly parents requiring care1.
  3. Professional Visit Pass:
    • Purpose: Allows foreign nationals to work temporarily (up to 12 months) while still employed by a foreign company.
    • Eligibility: Suitable for those hired by foreign companies but working on projects in Malaysia

Visa that allows you to migrate

  1. Student Visa:
    • Purpose: Ideal for students attending study courses lasting more than three months.
    • Eligibility: Students enrolled in recognized Malaysian universities or educational institutions.
    • Validity: Depends on the study program duration.
  2. Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H):
    • Purpose: A long-term residence program for retirees or those seeking to live in Malaysia for up to 10 years.
    • Eligibility: Open to applicants meeting financial and health criteria.
  3. Employment Pass (EP):
    • Purpose: Issued to foreign nationals working in highly skilled positions (technical, managerial roles).
    • Eligibility: Requires proper qualifications and relevant work experience.
    • Validity: Can be issued for 1-5 years and is renewable
  4. Residence Pass–Talent (RP-T):
    • Purpose: Allows foreigners to work and live in Malaysia for up to 10 years.
    • Eligibility: Suitable for skilled professionals.