PETALING JAYA: The government has decided to open up Malaysia’s borders to allow international visitors to enter our country. However, several conditi...
The government has decided to open up Malaysia’s borders to allow international visitors to enter our country.Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob
However, if the expats come from red zone countries, then they will undergo 14 days home quarantine as determined by the Health Ministry. Employment pass category 2 and 3 refer to expats who are not the top leader of a Malaysian company but hired to do work anyway. He added the Foreign Ministry is in the midst of negotiating with its Singapore and Brunei counterparts to open the border to Singapore and Brunei citizens without needing to apply from the immigration department, undergo Covid screening or quarantine.
“They need not go through quarantine because they will be brought to the hospital straightaway from the airport. They are also allowed to bring one escort, and they must download the MySejahtera app,“ he said.
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