Why Work in Malaysia?
Malaysia is a prime destination for international workers, offering diverse job opportunities, competitive salaries, and a high quality of life. Key benefits of working in Malaysia include:

• Affordable living costs
• World-class healthcare facilities
• Access to international schools
• Opportunities in multinational companies
• A culturally diverse and inclusive environment

With many global corporations establishing their Asian headquarters in Malaysia, the country is an attractive option for skilled professionals seeking career growth.

Types of Malaysia Work Permits
Malaysia offers three main types of work permits based on the nature and duration of employment:

1. Employment Pass (EP):
   • For highly skilled foreign nationals in managerial or technical roles.
   • Valid for 1-5 years, with renewals on a case-by-case basis.
   • Requires employer approval from relevant regulatory authorities.
2. Temporary Employment Pass (TEP):
   • Foreign Worker Temporary Employment Pass: For workers in industries like Manufacturing, Construction, Agriculture, and Services.
   • Foreign Domestic Helper (FDH) Temporary Employment Pass: For female domestic helpers from approved countries, aged 21-45, to work in homes with young children or elderly parents.
   • Valid for up to 2 years.
3. Professional Visit Pass:
   • For foreign nationals working temporarily in Malaysia (up to 12 months).
   • Applicable for artists, film crews, religious workers, government employees, guest lecturers, students in training, and volunteers.
   • Requires a sponsor rather than an employer.

Eligibility Criteria

• Employment Pass:
  • Relevant qualifications (diplomas, certifications).
  • Work experience in the related field.
  • Minimum monthly salary of RM 3,000 to RM 10,000 (depending on the category).
• Temporary Employment Pass (TEP):
  • Citizens of approved nations aged 18-45.
  • Female applicants aged 21-45 for domestic helper roles.
• Professional Visit Pass:
  • Employment by a non-Malaysian company.
  • Sponsorship by a Malaysian entity.

Malaysia Work Permit Process

1. Job Offer:
   Secure a job offer from a Malaysian employer.
2. Employer Application:
   Your employer applies for the work permit through Malaysia’s Immigration Department.
3. Visa Approval:
   If approved, you may travel to Malaysia or apply for a visa with reference (if required).
4. Permit Issuance:
   Upon arrival, your employer will finalize the work permit process.

Required Documents

• Completed application form.
• Valid passport.
• Educational certificates.
• Proof of prior employment.
• Two color photographs.
• Employment letter from the Malaysian company.
• Details of the work to be performed in Malaysia.

Malaysia Work Permit Costs

• Employment Pass:
  • Pass: RM 200
  • Processing Fee: RM 125
• Professional Visit Pass:
  • RM 90 per quarter year
  • RM 360 per year

How Radhe Global Can Assist You

• Eligibility Assessment: Determine your eligibility for Malaysia work permits.
• Documentation Support: Assistance with preparing and organizing required documents.
• Application Guidance: Help with form submissions and application filing.
• Regular Updates: Stay informed throughout the process.
• End-to-End Support: From securing a job offer to receiving your work permit.

Take the first step toward your dream career in Malaysia. Let Radhe Global guide you seamlessly through the process!