where can I check if I'm eligible to work in Malaysia

where can I check if I'm eligible to work in Malaysia?

Malaysia - 10 Answers
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Why would you want too?
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you can check on your passport or call down to your countrys embassy good luck the jobs dont pay much.
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Thats easy: are you underage?,like working for pennies a day?, want to live in a cess-pool of a community? then welcome aboard!!
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try cecking with one of the following Embassies Malaysian Embassy, Washington DC, United States: +1 202 572 9700 Malaysian Embassy, London, United Kingdom: +44 (0)20 7235 8033 Malaysian High Commission, Ottawa, Canada: +1 613 241 5182 Malaysian High commission, Canberra, Australia: +61 (0)2 6273 1543 Malaysian High Commission, Pretoria, South Africa: +27 (0)12 342 5990/3 Malaysian Embassy, Dublin, Ireland: +353 (0)1 667 7280 Malaysian High Commission, Wellington, New Zealand: +64 (0)4 385 2439
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immigrations here will ultimately determine if you are eligible... if you are above 18 and if you have a qualification and expertise that a Malaysian cannot offer you can apply for a work permit. For this you need a work contract with a local company (salary stated is a minimum of RM2600), duration a minimum of 2 years. Then your employer can start the application process, which needs tons of papers (from the company and from you) all duly stamped and duty paid, plus four passport photographs of you. Theoretically you cannot be in the country while the application is made. Nowadays it does not take longer than one or two months before you are informed if your application has been successful. When it is successful you go to immigrations again and pick your workpass up. That's for a 'regular work pass', say with a company in tourism, a hotel, in a hospital etc... if you aspire to be a plantation worker the employer will be able to do all for you on the basis of your passport, but as mentioned above, you work for pennies a day and stay at an overcrowded shack that serves as an excuse for 'quarters'...
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should be immigration cos i don think our MOM is doing tat. But to be very blunt to you, our country don operate like what Singapore is. Basically our jobs are not open for foreigners except for some industry ie travel, hospitality n services or those jobs malaysian doesnt want. Most foreigners you see here are expatraites.
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what is yr citizenship?
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check with your embassy
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Check with Malaysia embassy in your country.
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where would you like to work?

My husband has a dependent visa in malaysia. Can he work as a part time in malaysia

My husband has a dependent visa in malaysia. Can he work as a part time in malaysia?

Immigration - 1 Answers
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No he must have a work permit to do any work.

i want to work in Malaysia plz tell me something

i want to work in Malaysia plz tell me something?

Malaysia - 7 Answers
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get a visa
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dont??
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what u wanna know?
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At this moment is not a wright time for u to come to find a job here since a lot retrenchment for the local people too.
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something
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good luck, we are firing more people than hiring, we are in recession
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it will be easy if you have the qualification or you search hard for it by net or newpaper

As and american man, if i marry a malaysian woman, can i live and work in malaysia

As and american man, if i marry a malaysian woman, can i live and work in malaysia?

Marriage & Divorce - 4 Answers
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They usually want to live and work in the States not vice versa... Usually....
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why not ?
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you can stay in Malaysia with your 1 year married visa and it needs to be renewed once every year. but you cannot work. cos only people who has permanent resident title can work UNLESS you are so talented that one big company willing to apply for you and pay some fees.
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Yes you can. First, you will be given a "Spouse Visa" that is valid for 3 months initially, then renewed yearly after that. For jobs, you need to get a job first and the company will issue you with an "Employment Pass". PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT "WORK PERMIT" because you do not get a lot of benefits for that. If you want to come in as an Expat, you'll find opportunities limited but if you choose to come on local terms, lots of jobs will be offered. Housing is very cheap in Malaysia (my double story villa costs less than US$100 a month!), food is great, people are friendly and the weather is always the same throughout the year - tropical. What job are you looking for? I'm hiring engineers myself. aziz_unreal79@yahoo.com