Immigration officer jailed and fined for MM2H fraud


KUALA LUMPUR: An immigration officer was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined RM150,000 by the High Court for forging travel documents linked to Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) for a man from Vanuatu in 2022. 

Assistant enforcement officer Shamsudin Ishak, 51, who is currently suspended from work, was found guilty of committing forgery involving a MM2H pass for Li Xingqiang from Vanuatu for the purpose of trafficking migrants, an offence he committed at the MM2H office at the Immigration Department in Putra­jaya in June 2022. 

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