Sarawak Visas
Passes issued under Sarawak’s own immigration authority. A federal pass won’t stand in for one.
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Sarawak Employment Pass Requirements via EXPRT for Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Retail and Cons
EXPRT, Employment Pass Sarawak, Online Application, Fast, Compliance
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One Nation, Three Jurisdictions: Navigating Malaysia's complex and fragmented immigration framework
Malaysia Immigration framework, expatriates, West Malaysia, Sarawak and Sabah
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Malaysia visa entry for foreign artists, photographers, production houses
Central Agency Committee for Application for Filming and Foreign Artists Presentations (Unit Permohonan Penggambaran Filem Asing dan Persembahan Artis Luar Negara
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Complete Visa Guide for Malaysia with 2026 updates
Visas in Malaysia, employment pass, work permit, residency visa, family visas, all types of visas Malaysia
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Everything you need to know about visas in Sarawak (2026) - New updates
Are you a foreigner or West Malaysian or Sabahan living in Sarawak? You will need a visa. Check out our visa guide for Sarawak to figure out which visa applies to you.
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2026 update: New process for Employment Pass in Sarawak
New Employment Pass process Sarawak, 2026, Renewal of Employment Pass, Sansols, Aliance, Exprt, new administrative cost RM1854
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2025 in review: Immigration News and Updates for Sarawak
This article outlines the changes to employment pass, domestic helper applications and foreign worker labour quota and applications in Sarawak over 2025 brought about by the implementation of FWTA, ALIANCE, SANSOLS, EXPRT, and HAVEN.
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DE Rantau Sarawak Pass: A Unique Opportunity for Digital Nomads seeking Nature, Culture and Exclusivity
Digital Nomad Sarawak, DE Rantau, Malaysia, Digital Nomad, 2025
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New costs to hire Foreign Workers in Sarawak (2025)
foreign worker hiring costs, SANSOLS, sarawak, foreign worker recruitment
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Compliance Checklist for the Hiring of Migrant Workers (Foreign Workers) in Malaysia
foreign workers, migrant workers, compliance, employer pays, housing accommodation, immigration levies, permits, labour quotas
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Non-Residency Tax Rates for Expatriates and Returning Malaysians
tax rates, 30% flat tax, non-residency tax, 182 days, other ways to gain tax residency in Malaysia
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Permitted Sectors to Hire Expatriates in Sarawak and Malaysia
What are the permitted sectors?There is no exhaustive list of permitted sectors to hire expatriates in Sarawak. Generally, the industries that allow the hiring of expatriates in Sarawak and Malaysia are:Certain sectors are also considered on a case by case basis depending on the need of the State. The Sarawak governmen
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