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‘No more queues, no more congestion’: Ministry abolishes case‑by‑case approvals for foreign worker quotas

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Muhammad Yusry
‘No more queues, no more congestion’: Ministry abolishes case‑by‑case approvals for foreign worker quotas
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The Malaysian Human Resources Ministry has abolished the case-by-case approval process for foreign worker quotas. All applications must now be processed through a centralized online system to increase transparency and reduce administrative congestion.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 6 — The Human Resources Ministry (Kesuma) today abolished the previous case-by-case process for foreign worker quota applications, stating all requests must now be submitted and processed through a centralised online system as part of a wider overhaul of the approval process.

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