Passes

The Malaysian government issues various passes and permits to individuals for different purposes. Here are some common types of passes issued by the Malaysian government:

• MASC
  MACS holders are entitled to enter and remain in Malaysia according to the duration specified in the immigration pass that has been issued to them. The immigration pass could be in the form of a visa, permit, or any other relevant documentation that grants the individual permission to enter and stay in Malaysia.
  For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/masc-eng/
• Visitor’s Pass (Temporary Employment)
  The Malaysia Visitor’s Pass (Temporary Employment) is a type of visa or pass that allows foreign nationals to work in Malaysia for a temporary period. It is issued by the Malaysian government and is granted to individuals who have been offered specific employment opportunities within the country. The pass is typically valid for the duration of the employment contract or for a predetermined period, and it allows foreign workers to legally reside and work in Malaysia.
  For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/visitor-pass/visitors-pass-temporary-employment/
• Social Visitor Pass
  The Malaysia Social Visitor Pass is a type of visa or pass that allows foreign nationals to visit Malaysia for social or non-work-related purposes. It is issued by the Malaysian government and is intended for individuals who wish to visit family or friends, engage in tourism activities, or participate in social events within the country. The Social Visitor Pass typically has a specific duration of stay, which can vary depending on factors such as the purpose of the visit, the nationality of the visitor, and the discretion of the immigration authorities.

Types of Social Visitor Pass:

1. Long Term Social Visit Pass
The Malaysia Long Term Social Visit Pass is a type of visa or pass that allows foreign nationals to stay in Malaysia for an extended period for social or non-work-related purposes. It is intended for individuals who wish to visit family members, friends, or relatives in Malaysia for an extended period beyond the regular tourist visa duration. The Long Term Social Visit Pass typically has a longer validity period compared to a regular tourist visa, allowing visitors to stay in Malaysia for an extended period, often up to several months or even years

For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/visitor-pass/social-visit-pass/long-term-social-visit-pass/

2. Short Term Social Visit Pass
The Malaysia Short Term Social Visit Pass is a type of visa or pass that allows foreign nationals to visit Malaysia for a short duration for social or non-work-related purposes. It is intended for individuals who wish to visit family, friends, or relatives in Malaysia for a limited period. The Short Term Social Visit Pass typically has a validity period of a few weeks or months, depending on the discretion of the immigration authorities. This pass is suitable for individuals who want to engage in social activities, attend family events, or explore Malaysia as a tourist.

For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/visitor-pass/social-visit-pass/short-term-social-visit-pass/

• Spouse Applications
  Spouse applications in Malaysia refer to the process of obtaining a visa or pass for foreign spouses of Malaysian citizens or permanent residents. This allows the foreign spouse to reside in Malaysia and be reunited with their Malaysian partner. The specific visa or pass type for spouse applications may vary depending on factors such as the nationality of the foreign spouse and the intention to work in Malaysia.

Types of Spouse Applications:

1. Working permit for Spouse of Malaysian Citizen
The working permit for the spouse of a Malaysian citizen is known as the Spouse Employment Pass (SEP) in Malaysia. It is a type of work permit that allows foreign spouses of Malaysian citizens to work legally in the country. The SEP is issued by the Malaysian government and is intended to facilitate employment opportunities for spouses who wish to contribute to the workforce in Malaysia.

For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/working-permit-for-spouse-of-malaysian-citizen/

2. Applications for extension of visit for citizen’s spouses
The extension of visit for citizen’s spouses in Malaysia refers to the process of extending the duration of stay for foreign spouses of Malaysian citizens. It allows the foreign spouse to continue residing in Malaysia beyond the initial period granted by their entry visa or pass.
For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/applications-for-extension-of-visit-for-citizens-spouses/

3. Terms and conditions for the employment of a Citizen’s Spouse
The terms and conditions for the employment of a citizen’s spouse in Malaysia are governed by the relevant laws and regulations set by the Malaysian government.

For more information- https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/terms-and-conditions-for-the-employment-of-a-citizens-spouse/

• Professional Visitor Pass
  The Visit Pass (Professional) in Malaysia is a type of visa or pass that is issued to foreign nationals who intend to stay in Malaysia for a short period to engage in specific professional activities. This pass is designed for individuals who are invited or hired to provide professional services or expertise in their respective fields.For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/professional-visitor-pass/
• Student Pass
  The Malaysia Student Pass is a visa or pass issued by the Malaysian government to foreign students who wish to pursue their studies in Malaysia. It allows them to legally reside and study in the country for the duration of their academic program.For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/student-pass/
• Residence Pass
  The Malaysia Residence Pass (RP) is a long-term immigration pass that allows foreign nationals to reside and work in Malaysia for an extended period. The RP is typically granted to individuals who have been offered employment by a Malaysian company or who meet certain criteria for investment, expertise, or contribution to the country’s economy.For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/residence-pass/
• Required DocumentsThe specific required documents for various immigration processes in Malaysia may vary depending on the type of visa, pass, or permit being applied for. However, here are some commonly requested documents for different immigration applications in Malaysia:
  For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/required-documents/
• Procedure for Applying for Work Permission EndorsementThe procedure for applying for work permission endorsement in Malaysia may vary depending on the specific circumstances and the type of work permit being sought. However, here is a general outline of the process:For more information: https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pass/procedure-for-applying-for-work-permission-endorsement/