Malaysia High Commission limits consular services to 70 cases a day in Singapore

Queue numbers for consular services are issued at the Malaysian High Commission's guard house and subject to availability. - GOOGLE MAPS

SINGAPORE: The High Commission of Malaysia in Singapore has caught some Malaysians by surprise when it suddenly announced on Monday (Feb 26) that it would limit its consular counter services to 70 cases a day.

The change took effect on Feb 27.

Uh-oh! Daily quota reached.


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