FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is your agency licensed by the Malaysian government?

Yes, we are fully licensed by:
● JTK (Ministry of Human Resources)
● Immigration Department of Malaysia
● Related industry regulators

We do as per below practice:
● Stay updated on changing policies (e.g., MADANI Foreign Worker Employment Relaxation Plan)
● Conduct employer audits
● Provide orientation on Malaysian workplace culture

We specialize in recruiting foreign workers across various industries, including construction, manufacturing, agriculture, hospitality, and other sectors.

Typically, the recruitment process takes between 2 to 4 months, depending on the worker’s origin country and the completion of necessary documentation.

We recruit workers primarily from Indonesia, Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar, India, Pakistan, and other countries which are under approved source countries by the Malaysian government.

Employers are responsible for:
● Providing a valid work contract and fair compensation.
● Arranging proper accommodation and healthcare.
● Ensuring workers’ welfare and compliance with local labor laws.
● Renewing work permits and adhering to immigration policies.

Yes, we handle the entire work permit application process, including renewals and necessary documentation, ensuring full compliance with Malaysian immigration laws.

We conduct a rigorous screening process, including:
● Skills and experience verification.
● Health and medical examinations.
● Pre-departure orientation to understand Malaysian work culture and expectations.

Yes, we have the capacity and expertise to manage large-scale recruitment projects across multiple industries.

We offer ongoing support, including:
● Worker monitoring and welfare checks.
● Mediation in case of disputes.
● Assistance with permit renewals and repatriation if necessary.

Simply contact us through our website or call our customer service hotline to schedule an initial consultation. We will guide you through every step of the process.

Depends on your visa type. Some passes (e.g., Employment Pass) allow dependents after meeting salary thresholds.