THE struggle of non-citizen spouses of Malaysians to access employment in Malaysia is a pressing issue that undermines family unity, economic growth, and the nation’s commitment to equality. Outdated policies and bureaucratic red tape have left many non-citizen spouses unable to contribute to their Malaysian families and the economy, despite their qualifications and willingness to work.
This systemic restriction is not just a barrier for individuals – it weakens Malaysian bi-national families and deprives the nation of valuable talent and resources.
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