Work Visa Services

What is a Work Visa?

A work visa is an official document that allows you to legally work in a foreign country. It grants Malaysian professionals the right to take up employment, whether through a job offer from an overseas employer or through skilled worker immigration programs.

Types of Work Visas

• H-1B Visa (USA): For specialty occupation workers sponsored by US employers
• Skilled Worker Visa (UK): Points-based visa for skilled professionals
• Skilled Independent Visa (Australia): For skilled workers without employer sponsorship
• Work Permit (Canada): Employer-specific or open work permits
• Employment Pass (Singapore): For foreign professionals and executives
• Work Visa (UAE/Dubai): Employment visa sponsored by UAE companies
• Work Visa (Saudi Arabia): Iqama for employment in Saudi Arabia
• EU Blue Card (Germany): For highly-qualified non-EU workers

General Requirements for Work Visa

• Valid Malaysian passport with sufficient validity
• Job offer letter from a registered employer
• Educational qualifications and certificates
• Professional experience letters
• Skills assessment (for points-based systems)
• Language proficiency test (IELTS, etc.)
• Medical examination certificate
• Police clearance certificate
• Proof of financial stability

Application Process

1. Secure Job Offer: Get a valid job offer from an overseas employer
2. Employer Sponsorship: Employer applies for work permit/sponsorship
3. Gather Documents: Collect all required supporting documents
4. Skills Assessment: Complete skills verification if required
5. Submit Application: Apply through embassy or online portal
6. Biometrics: Provide fingerprints and photograph
7. Medical Exam: Complete required health checks
8. Wait for Approval: Processing times vary by country
9. Receive Work Visa: Collect visa and prepare for relocation

Tips for Work Visa Success

• Ensure your qualifications match the job requirements exactly
• Verify your employer is registered and authorized to sponsor visas
• Keep all employment documents up-to-date and authenticated
• Start the application process well in advance of your start date
• Be prepared for potential interviews or additional documentation requests
• Understand the rights and restrictions of your specific visa type