Hamzah: Easier and faster for expats to get employment passes under new issuing process


SEPANG: Expatriates no longer need to wait 30 days to be issued with an employment pass as they can now pick it up on their arrival in Malaysia, says Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin.

The Home Minister said these passes would be ready for collection at the expatriate service division satellite centre (ESC) located at the KLIA.

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