MM2H agents in limbo following halt in licence renewals


PETALING JAYA: Recent regulatory changes by the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry have left more than 20 Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) agents in limbo, facing a suspension of business due to a halt in licence renewals.

Alia Windya, director of AALIA (MM2H) Sdn Bhd, said her company currently has 11 clients requiring follow-up services, including visa renewals, transfer endorsements for those renewing passports, and addition of family members.

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