Home Ministry: PSS is not a guarantee of citizenship


PETALING JAYA: The issuance of the Sabah Temporary Pass (PSS) to foreign nationals in the state this coming June will not alter their status or serve as a guarantee of citizenship, says the Home Ministry.

"The government wishes to stress that the status of those holding the PSS remain as foreigners and is not a guarantee of an entry permit, temporary resident status or citizenship," the ministry said in a statement on Thursday (Jan 9).

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