KULIM, Jan 25 — The processing time for entry permit applications has been improved to a maximum of six months, provided all required documents are submitted in full. Home...
Home minister: Govt simplifies entry permit process for foreign spouse s of Malaysian citizens, ensures approval within six months
“An entry permit is a document that allows foreign nationals to enter and reside in Malaysia for purposes such as studying or joining family members. Previously, some applications were delayed for up to 15 years. “This is a significant step forward. With this timeframe, it will ease the application process for Malaysians married to foreign nationals, allowing them to stay in the country without complex bureaucracy,” he said.
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