Expat Experience

Inside the Immigration Office. In relation to the article posted in the blog about “ Acquiring Spouse Visa in Malaysia ” last January 2016, I forgot to provide a follow-up article on this especially for Spouses who are qualified for a job or who have a job offers from various companies in Malaysia. To cut the story short, Spouses with job offers are allowed to work legally in Malaysia. All you have to do is to prepare the following documents to obtain a Work Endorsement from the Immigration Office where you've took your Multiple Entry Visa or “Immigration Regulation 1963 VISA PASS (social) Reg.11(10). Surat Tawaran Bekerja daripada Syarikat yang ingin bekerja ( Offer letter From the  Company). Kontrak Pekerjaan Perlu Duti Sestem RM10 di Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN). Your data must include (a.)Jawatan / position (b.)  Gaji yang Ditawarkan (Salary offered) (c.)  Tempoh Bekerja/ Duration Lesen Perniagaan yang sah/ Pendaftaran Syarikat (Borang 9, 24 dan 49). This

Being an expat in Malaysia in not easy. A lot of rules to be taken into considerations. I guess we have to accept the fact that in each country, they have their own rule to abide pertaining to foreign workers, expats, immigrants, etc. Heading to Senai International Airport. Photo taken12/4/17 I just want to share with you the things that I did when I renewed my driver’s license in connection to the earlier post I did for this blog: (the title of the article. Conversion of Driver's License to Malaysian License)  . The time has come for me to renew my driver’s license and here are the requirements that I prepared for myself before we went to the Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPN). 1. Existing Driver’s License 2. Current passport (if you renewed your passport here or abroad, just bring with you both as the officer needs to verify  your identity based on the existing records that you have had submitted before when you applied for your driver’s license) 3. Photocopy

I have written various subjects on my page but now, please allow me to change my topic due to personal reasons.  My beloved sister-in-law. T his is a story of my bi g brother Rayan Cosme and his wife Arlene Padawag Cosme (37 years old) who is currently  fighting for her life due to a brain aneurysm in Auckland, New Zealand. It is very sad to hear that this situation turns the happy moment of my brother as my sister-in-law (Arlene) had just delivered their third baby (named Grayan).  My sister-in-law was rushed to North Shore Hospital on the 24 th November after collapsing in their house. Accordingly,  she complained of having terrible headaches at that time. Right there and then she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm. It is a terrible news to hear that she was then induced in a coma due to this illness. My sister-in-law did a Cerebral Angiography on 25 th November and is currently showing a minimal improvement. With this, I am seeking the support of every co