With borders reopened, Malaysians allowed to travel abroad – but not to incoming tourists, says PM


PETALING JAYA: International borders will be reopened beginning Monday (Oct 11) and fully-vaccinated Malaysians will be allowed to travel abroad, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

"The government agrees to allow Malaysians to travel overseas without the need for the #MyTravelPass from the Immigration Department," he said during a special address on Sunday (Oct 10).

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