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Malaysia Work Permit Visa Process

Malaysia Work Permit Visa Process From Bangladesh

1: Get a Valid Job Offer

  • First, you must receive an official job offer letter from a licensed Malaysian company.
  • The employer in Malaysia must apply for your work permit on your behalf.

2: Choose the Type of Work Permit

 Employment Pass (EP)

  • For skilled jobs (Engineer, IT, Manager, Accountant, etc.)
  • Higher salary category

 Temporary Employment Pass (TEP)

  • For factory, construction, plantation, restaurant, and general labor work
  • Usually issued for 1–2 years

 Professional Visit Pass (PVP)

  • For short-term project-based or technical work

 3: Employer Submits Online Application

  • The employer submits the application through the Malaysia Immigration portal.
  • Required company and employee documents are uploaded.
  • If approved, a Visa Approval Letter (VAL) is issued.

4: Medical & Clearance in Bangladesh

You must complete:

  • GAMCA or approved medical test
  • Police Clearance Certificate
  • Passport (valid for at least 18 months)
  • Passport-size photos (usually 6 copies)

 5: Apply at Malaysia High Commission (Dhaka)

Submit your documents to:
High Commission of Malaysia, Dhaka

Required documents:

  • Visa Approval Letter (VAL)
  • Medical report
  • Passport
  • Visa fee payment

A visa sticker will be placed in your passport.

 6: After Arriving in Malaysia

  • Immigration clearance at the airport
  • Medical re-check
  • Biometric registration
  • Work Permit Card issuance

Estimated Total Cost

Category Estimated Cost
Visa Fee 200–500 USD
Medical Test 50–120 USD
Processing/Agency Varies

Warning:
If someone asks for excessively high amounts (like 4–5 lakh BDT), be cautious. Official government costs are much lower.

Total Processing Time

Approximately 4–8 weeks (if documents are complete and correct).

 Important Reminders

  • Working on a tourist visa is illegal.
  • Always verify your job offer.
  • Maintain direct communication with your employer.

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