Vietnamese woman got married and had children in Malaysia and settled for more than 10 years. After waiting for a permanent residence permit for many years, she was in exchange for the dilemma of no reason to refuse, which made them feel very sad. They have taken root here and hope that the government can give them permanent resident status and provide guarantees for their children's future lives.
The former member of the MP of Kulai District Zhang Nianqun today assisted three Vietnamese women who had been waiting for many years but failed to apply for a permanent residence permit to hold a press conference to describe their plight.
application was rejected but not disclosed the reason
She said that three Vietnamese women who asked her for help had applied for permanent residence permits from Immigration Bureau since 2015, but there has been no following. One of the applicants even received a letter from the authorities on the 12th of this month after waiting for many years, saying that her application was rejected, but the reason was not disclosed in the letter.
She pointed out that these three women have been living in my country for more than 10 years and are also mothers of two children. For those who have regarded Malaysia as the place where they take root, it is very troublesome to be unable to apply for a permanent residence permit.
"They are worried that once their spouses die or have an accident, they will lose their security for them and their children, because they become guarantors through their spouses and apply for visas every two years to continue to live in our country."
She hopes that the government will issue permanent residence permits to meet the conditions for residence based on a humanitarian standpoint. The Ministry of the Interior and Immigration Bureau should speed up the processing of relevant applications to avoid letting applicants wait for many years, and eventually get the result of rejection of the application.
hopes to bring security to children's lives
Vietnamese Ayan (35 years old) said that she believed she had done nothing wrong, but it was very painful for her to be unable to apply for permanent residence for many years, and she was even regarded as a foreign worker. This was a big blow to her who wanted to take root in Malaysia.
35-year-old Alan said that due to the delay in obtaining a permanent residence permit, she was very worried about her child's future life. The materials required for the application have been handed over to the relevant units. She did not understand why she could not obtain the results of the authorities' response to the application.
32-year-old Xindi said that she hopes to apply for a permanent residence permit as soon as possible to provide protection for her and her two children's lives.
