Your ultimate guide to immigration pathways, visa requirements, and residency options in Malaysia.
Malaysia is a vibrant and diverse country located in Southeast Asia, known for its rich culture, modern infrastructure, and growing economy. With a strategic location and a well-developed immigration system, Malaysia is an attractive destination for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, students, and families seeking to settle or invest.
The country’s immigration policies are designed to meet labor market needs, encourage investment, and reunite families. Malaysia’s multicultural society, affordable living, and strong education system make it a popular choice for expatriates looking to establish a long-term presence.
At ImmigaTech, we provide expert guidance on navigating Malaysia's immigration process. Whether you're planning to work, invest, or reunite with family, we offer personalized support to help you successfully obtain your visa and residency.
The MM2H program is designed for retirees and foreign nationals who wish to live in Malaysia for an extended period. This program offers long-term residency for those who meet financial requirements and are able to support themselves while living in Malaysia.
The Employment Pass is for foreign nationals who have secured a job offer with a Malaysian employer. This pass allows the holder to work in Malaysia for a specified period, with options for renewal depending on the length of the contract and job position.
This pass is for foreign nationals visiting Malaysia for short-term employment, such as consultants, experts, or trainers. It allows for a stay of up to 12 months and can be extended based on the nature of the work.
Malaysia offers student visas for international students wishing to pursue higher education at recognized institutions. With a growing number of prestigious universities, Malaysia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for international students.
The Dependent Pass allows the spouse and children (under 21 years old) of Employment Pass holders to live in Malaysia. Dependent Pass holders may also apply for permission to work or study while in the country.
Foreign nationals who have lived and worked in Malaysia for a significant period may be eligible to apply for Permanent Residency (PR). PR status provides long-term residency benefits, including the right to own property and access to certain social services.
We begin by assessing your eligibility for various Malaysian immigration programs, such as the Employment Pass, MM2H, or Permanent Residency. Our team reviews your work experience, qualifications, financial standing, and other factors.
After evaluating your profile, we craft a tailored immigration strategy to guide you through the visa application process. This includes identifying the most suitable visa, setting timelines, and planning the necessary steps for approval.
We help gather, verify, and organize the necessary documents required for your Malaysian visa application. This includes personal identification, employment records, financial documents, and proof of relationship for family-based applications.
Once your documents are prepared, we assist in submitting your application to the relevant Malaysian authorities. We ensure all forms are completed accurately and in compliance with the current immigration regulations.
As part of the immigration process, applicants must undergo health checks and submit police clearance certificates. We guide you through these procedures, ensuring that all health and security requirements are met.
After submitting your application, we monitor its progress and provide updates. Once your visa is approved, we assist with obtaining your visa and preparing for your stay in Malaysia.
After arriving in Malaysia, we provide assistance with settling in, including guidance on obtaining identification cards, opening bank accounts, and finding housing. We also offer advice on adjusting to life in Malaysia and integrating into the local community.
Note: Document requirements may vary depending on the visa category and individual circumstances. All documents must be in English or accompanied by certified translations.
Our team of expert immigration consultants is here to help you navigate the Malaysian immigration process. Whether you are looking to work, invest, or live in Malaysia, we provide personalized guidance every step of the way.
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