Sabah Immigration chief: PSS does not lead to citizenship


KOTA KINABALU: The issuance of Sabah Temporary Pass or Pas Sementara Sabah (PSS) to more than 100,000 “long-staying foreigners” is not a prelude to granting citizenship, says Sabah Immigration Department director Datuk Muhamad Sade Mohd Amin.

He said the passes issued to the specific foreigner groups would not change the fact that they were foreigners and would not be made citizens.

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