Provide service booking appointment & assist workers renew passport from various nationality: Indonesia, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Thailand, Vietnam.
Manage work permit endorsements, renewals, cancellations and other immigration matters. We provide service: Permit Renewal, Special Pass, Check out Memo (COM), Sita, Update passport, Update address, Register E-PLKS, Senarai syak, Check Status.
Supply skilled and general labour from both local and foreign sources.
Legalization for illegal workers (PATI) for manufacturing, construction, plantation, and agriculture sectors.
Handle visa application and immigration matters for expatriate and professional hiring.
Implement effective and preventative strategies for workers’ discipline management.
Administer insurance provision, coverage and claims such as IG, FWCS and FWHS.
Handle accommodation, lodging security and maintenance affairs for foreign workers.
Set up bank account and process monthly payroll for workers.
Provide pick-up and drop-off service for work, medical and other essential travel.
The program may include providing transportation, repatriation assistance, and support for overstayed workers returning to their home countries.
CIDB stands for Construction Industry Development Board. CIDB cards are typically issued to individuals working in the construction sector, such as contractors, supervisors, or workers. CIDB licenses are permits granted to construction companies, indicating their compliance with industry regulations and standards.
It facilitates visa-free entry and expedited processing at immigration checkpoints within the APEC region, making business travel more efficient.
Participants in the MM2H program are granted a renewable multiple-entry social visit visa, which allows them to stay in Malaysia for an extended period, typically ten years, with the option to renew.
The PVIP allows eligible foreigners to stay in Malaysia for up to ten years with multiple entries, provided they meet certain financial criteria and other requirements set by the Malaysian authorities. It's designed to encourage long-term stays and investment in Malaysia.
Legalization for illegal workers (PATI) for manufacturing, construction, plantation, and agriculture sectors.