1. Is there a legal basis for handling permanent residence in Malaysia (PR)?
Malaysian Immigration According to Immigration Law Ordinance 1959/63, any foreign citizen will obtain an entry permit and a red ID card (red card MyPR) after being granted permanent resident status. MyPR permanent resident status has no years and is valid for life. After exempting from all visas, you will be required to enter the country and live permanently in Malaysia . The red card is the same as the Malaysian resident ID card.
2. How long does it take to obtain a permanent residence permit (PR) in Malaysia?
is generally completed within 6-8 months from the date of submission.
3. Does applying for a permanent residence permit in Malaysia (PR) require a business or educational background?
is not required. The conditions for applying for a permanent residence permit in Malaysia are relatively relaxed, and there are no age restrictions, education, language, and corporate management background.
4. Is it necessary for me to go to Malaysia during the processing process?
needs to log in to Malaysia in person to handle it.
5. What are the conditions for applying for a Malaysian red card?
1) Proof of no criminal record;
2) Not the 5 types of people prohibited from entering and leaving the country;
3) are not included in the Malaysian blacklist.
6. What is the processing process for applying for a Malaysian red card?
1) Assist customers in preparing information and application forms;
2) Submit to relevant departments and received a professional (Professional) and received a recommendation approval for red card;
3) Submit the recommendation approval to the Immigration Department and the National Registration Bureau for review and approval for red card approval;
4) After the red card approval is released, register with the Ministry of the Interior to complete the follow-up procedures;
5) Make an appointment to go to the Malaysian Immigration Department to stamp the entry permit (Permit Masuk) seal;
6) Make an appointment to go to the National Registration Bureau to set up fingerprints to get admission notice ;
7) Go to the National Registration Bureau to receive red card within 5-7 days (MyPR Card) Identity card) Get the red card and go to the immigration hall the next day to get the permanent residence of Malaysia and post it on your passport.
Note: The Immigration Office’s appointment to cover the entry permit (Permit Masuk) needs to be arranged according to the Immigration Office system;
National Registration Office’s appointment fingerprint (JPN) needs to be arranged according to the National Registration Office system;
7. Are there any age requirements for the application for Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
22-59 years old. Under 18 years old, you need to apply with your parents.
8. Can Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) be reissued or lost after it expires?
Yes, yes. The Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) has a service life of 10 years. It can be replaced after expiration, and it can be reissued after it is lost.
9. Can you freely travel to and from Malaysia with a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
Yes. There is no time and number of times limits, and it travels to and from China and Malaysia.
10. Do you need a visa when going to Malaysia to go to Malaysia?
does not require an additional visa, and guests enter Malaysia with an entry permit.
11. Is life convenient if I don’t understand the local Malaysian language?
convenient. The Chinese population in Malaysia accounts for 20%-30% of Malaysia's total population. In addition, Malaysia is also a tourist country, and there are more and more Chinese tourists traveling to Malaysia every year. Many Malaysian locals also speak Mandarin .
12. Is there any immigration surveillance in Malaysia?
Malaysia has no immigration prison. Unlike other countries, Malaysia is the only country and region in the world that can be exempted from immigration prison.
13. Can you work in Malaysia with a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
holds a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) and does not require a work permit to engage in any job in Malaysia. There are no conditions and restrictions on registering a Malaysian company and you can do business.
14. Can children study in Malaysia with a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
Children holding Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) can receive free compulsory education provided by the government in Malaysia.Create bilingual international education opportunities for children, create an environment for healthy growth and a platform for children to realize the future. Moreover, studying in Malaysia with a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) is much cheaper than studying in Malaysia for foreigners.
15. Are there any overseas Chinese quotas for holding a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
holds a Malaysia permanent residence card (PR) and studies in Malaysia for two years and becomes an overseas Chinese student. You can take the overseas Chinese student joint examination . You can score 400 points and you can take a copy in China.
16. Can I go to an international school in the country with a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
After holding a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR), the child can defeat the starting line by attending an international school in China or receiving bilingual education in international classes.
17. Can you receive medical treatment in Malaysia with a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR)?
People who hold Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) receive the same medical treatment as local citizens, and can return up to 95%.
18. Will the application of Malaysia’s permanent residence card (PR) affect Chinese nationality?
also holds a Malaysia Permanent Residence Card (PR) that does not affect Chinese nationality, does not affect your career and life in China. Except for Malaysia that does not have the right to vote and the right to be elected, it enjoys the same national treatment as local citizens.
19. How to apply for Malaysian red card?
obtains the talent approval document through the Talent Bureau (enterprise guarantee endorsement), submits the Immigration Bureau approval letter, enters the National Registration Bureau to record the fingerprint, and go to the Immigration Bureau to receive the red card (MyPR).
