
1. I want to apply passport. The nearest place for me is Damansara, near HELP college. Where exactly is the location? My friend told me to take Putra LRT, then feeder bus and stop at Menara Millennium. Then how? I heard over there got a machine to insert all your documents and money, which means u dont have to queue up for number. Issit true?
2. My flight to HK is 7.30am, which means I need to be at airport by 5.00am. Once I reach the airport, what's the procedures? How do I check in? After check in, then go where?
Hope all the frequent travellers can help me....thanks!

Tumpang post-juichuan
quoted from this site:
http://www.imi.gov.my/eng/perkhidmatan/im_PasportMsia.asp
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Malaysian Passport
Purpose
This passport is issued to Malaysian Citizen for the purpose of travelling abroad.
Validity
Valid for five (5) years from the date of issue and cannot be renewed.
Conditions
Form A - IM.42 - Pin 1/1997 (Download)
Form A1/B1 (father's permission if relevant)
2 photographs of applicant measuring 3.5 cm X 5.0 cm
Old Passport (if any)
Payment
32 pages - RM300
64 pages - RM600
Applicant If Conditions
18 years and above -
Identity Card
Police / Army Identity Card
Below 18 years for those whose are married -
Identity Card
Marriage Certificate
Below 18 years Have parents
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Father's or Mother's Identity Card
Below 18 years Parents (deceased)
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Parents' Death Certificate
Statutory Declaration of Guardianship
Below 18 years Parents Divorced
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Mother's Identity card
Court's Order For Custody of Child
Below 18 years Adopted Child
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Identity Card of Legal Guardian
Certificate of Adoption certifying child's citizenship status
Passport application are not available in Immigration Headquaters, Putrajaya.
Malaysian Passport for Children and Students
For children and students who intend to study overseas will have the privilege of paying the passport half of the normal price with conditions:-
For children, must be below 12 years old on the date of submission.
For students below 21 years old on the date of submission with the offer letter from the overseas institution or letter from the respective sponsor.
Note: For situations not stated here, please contact the nearest Immigration Department for further clarification.
This post has been edited by juichuan: Sep 3 2006, 11:39 PMPurpose
This passport is issued to Malaysian Citizen for the purpose of travelling abroad.
Validity
Valid for five (5) years from the date of issue and cannot be renewed.
Conditions
Form A - IM.42 - Pin 1/1997 (Download)
Form A1/B1 (father's permission if relevant)
2 photographs of applicant measuring 3.5 cm X 5.0 cm
Old Passport (if any)
Payment
32 pages - RM300
64 pages - RM600
Applicant If Conditions
18 years and above -
Identity Card
Police / Army Identity Card
Below 18 years for those whose are married -
Identity Card
Marriage Certificate
Below 18 years Have parents
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Father's or Mother's Identity Card
Below 18 years Parents (deceased)
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Parents' Death Certificate
Statutory Declaration of Guardianship
Below 18 years Parents Divorced
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Mother's Identity card
Court's Order For Custody of Child
Below 18 years Adopted Child
Identity Card (12 years old and above)
Birth Certificate
Identity Card of Legal Guardian
Certificate of Adoption certifying child's citizenship status
Passport application are not available in Immigration Headquaters, Putrajaya.
Malaysian Passport for Children and Students
For children and students who intend to study overseas will have the privilege of paying the passport half of the normal price with conditions:-
For children, must be below 12 years old on the date of submission.
For students below 21 years old on the date of submission with the offer letter from the overseas institution or letter from the respective sponsor.
Note: For situations not stated here, please contact the nearest Immigration Department for further clarification.