‘Kids born to Malaysian mums can ask for citizenship’


PUTRAJAYA: Children born overseas to Malaysian women married to foreign spouses may not get automatic citizenship at birth, but they can still apply to be Malaysians, says Attorney General Tan Sri Idrus Harun.

While this could be done, Idrus, however, acknowledged that the process could take a longer time.

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