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GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA Immigration Ordinance 1959 FM 12-2025

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The document is a Personal Bond related to the Immigration Ordinance 1959 and Immigration Regulation 1963 in Malaysia. It outlines the conditions for issuing a Visit Pass (Temporary Employment) to an employee, requiring the employer to provide security as a guarantee for compliance with immigration regulations. The bond includes details about the employer, employee, and stipulates penalties for non-compliance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA Immigration Ordinance 1959 FM 12 in the editor.
Begin by filling in the employee's name and address in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Next, specify the security amount in RM that you are providing as a guarantee. This should reflect the required sum for compliance with the Ordinance.
In the section where it states 'I hereby bind myself', enter your name and NRIC number as the employer, along with your address.
Complete the statement regarding compliance with provisions and conditions of the Visit Pass. Make sure to review this section carefully.
Finally, sign and date the document at the bottom. A witness must also sign, providing their full name and address in the specified areas.

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What is Section 15 of the Immigration Act Malaysia?

Overstaying is a serious offence and shall be referred to immigration enforcement unit. Punishment imposed will be FINE not exceeding RM10,000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 years or both (Immigration Act 1959/63 pind. 2002 section 15(1)(c).

What are the reasons for a Malaysia blacklist?

Outstanding court cases and charged offenses. Breaking the law will cause you to be blacklisted from leaving the country.

How to check immigration ban in Malaysia?

Enter your Identity Card (IC) number on the box provided (Text field). Click Semak button. The status should show Tiada Halangan (No Restriction) if your are not barred from travelling overseas. Any other status than that, you should refer to Immigration Deparment of Malaysia.

What is the Immigration Act in Malaysia?

The main legislation governing the Malaysia immigration is the Immigration Act 1959/1963. The Immigration Act 1959/1963 governs the admission into and departure from Malaysia, entry permits, procedures on arrival in Malaysia, removal from Malaysia, offenses and special provisions for East Malaysia.

How do I check if I can enter Malaysia?

Entry requirements into Malaysia All foreign travellers must meet the following requirements before entering Malaysia: Have a passport that is valid for more than 6 months upon arrival in Malaysia. Obtain a visa if you hold a passport of a country that requires a visa to enter Malaysia.

How do you check if you are blacklisted from entering Malaysia?

How to Check Immigration Blacklist Status (Malaysian Immigration Department) Visit the official portal of the Immigration Department of Malaysias Travel Check System; Enter your identification card number; Click the Semak button.

Can you be removed from an immigration blacklist?

Foreigners whose names have been included in the Blacklist pursuant to the Assisted Voluntary Return Program (AVRP) can apply for the lifting of their names in the Blacklist upon payment of: (1) administrative fine; (2) IARC fee; and (3) express lane fee.

What is a personal bond in Malaysia?

The Personal Bond is a refundable security deposit paid at the beginning of your studies. The amount varies depending on your nationality (as determined by Immigration).

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