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15 October 2021

Malaysia announces multiple immigration policy changes

Effective November 15, non-Malaysian nationals and their dependent family members who apply for Residence Passes-Talent from TalentCorp (TC) and Employment Passes, Professional Visit Passes and other relevant Passes from the Expatriate Services Division (ESD), will be able to receive their Pass endorsement sticker by mail at the address of the Malaysian sponsoring company. Several policy changes designed to expedite the process of obtaining Malaysian immigration Passes and entering Malaysia were recently announced by the Malaysian Government.

A Tax Alert prepared by EY's People Advisory Services group, and attached below, provides additional details.

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