Malaysian immigrant address

Malaysia does not recognize dual citizenship. Malaysia has strict restrictions on the naturalization of foreign citizens. Even if China marries a Malaysian citizen, it will be difficult for China citizens to obtain permanent residence status, let alone Malaysian citizenship. Up to now, a considerable number of people in Malaysia still hold "red registration" (permanent identity documents different from passports). These people were born in China and have settled in Malaysia since independence (1957). Generally speaking, according to the Malaysian Nationality Law, China citizens marry Malaysian citizens, and if the father is a Malaysian citizen, the children born to him have Malaysian nationality; If the woman is a Malaysian citizen, her children born in Malaysia can apply for naturalization, but if they are born in a foreign country, they cannot be naturalized. Www.contactmalaysia.com.cn, a Malaysian real estate network, provides information about the address of the Malaysian Immigration Bureau, hoping to help. Address: Floor 4, Damansara Town 1 (North) Block.

Center 50550 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The Malaysian Immigration Bureau is mainly responsible for immigration affairs, providing services such as issuing passports, travel documents and visas for Malaysian citizens, permanent residents and foreign tourists, and implementing national immigration laws, immigration regulations and passport regulations.

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