yes they do...if they find you are in possession of another country's passport, they will automatically cancel your msian passport....that is why people with dual citizenship must be careful in deciding which passport they show to msian immigration....

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Really? I do heard this story before from the community around here. And they usually left their passport behind and use malaysian passport when return to Malaysia. I tried twice if not mistaken going in Malaysia with oz passport and going out without problem. I bring my malaysian passport but ofcourse I didn’t show them. Maybe I’m just lucky idk-.- hahah.

This post has been edited by dem0nic: May 2 2018, 11:36 PM

1. Always use the same passport entering and leaving Msia...

2. Use a slightly different name in your Australian passport, even if it's just rearranging the name... otherwise it will flag up in their system as same name as a Malaysian...

3. Never never showed both passports....my sister in law by mistake showed her kiwi passport then quickly took it back and produced her Msian passport....they asked why got 2 passports....she had to say already kiwi citizen.... they terus cancelled her Msian passport on the spot...

1. Yes always did that. It’s a must lol. Or else i will be screwed entering without leaving.

2. I think it might be that, because my oz passport doesn’t have “bin”. So i guess that’s it.

3. Yeah man. I always separate them. Usually the one that i am not using i will put in backpack and the one i use will be on my pocket. My company will be fucked if my malaysian citizenship got renounce.

On this, how do you go about it? Add a name? First name to the last?

msian passports have no surname designation (double chevron), so technically the whole name is the surname...

demonic removed his "bin", and that works....indians can similarly remove the a/l a/p....

chinese can use Ah Kow Tan instead of Tan Ah Kow...the Tan will then correctly be the surname....or just add another first name eg David/Ken/Joy whatever...

married women can adopt the husband's surname as is usual in oz....

Hey Limeuu, i must take my hat off to you. You are full of ideas!! And also very generous to share it around.

Best.

Hi limeuu, did you purchase the scored test from PTE website? Or direct took the test? I had tried on the scored test and the speaking result was very bad (enabling skills - pronunciation) so I did some reading online found out that the speaking test need native like speaking to get high score.

I did not take the test....a relative did...iianm, he did some exercises that's all....

Speaking, he has been living in Oz 6 years so he's like native speaker....

Oh.. thanks :-) Let me ask another guy on this.

A supposedly migration agent i found thru wechat tokd me to undertake bachelor degree in IT in canberra because she told me my insurance agent job job will count ntg toward the ooints for working experience. Hmm my PR hope get dashed....

I google bachelor degree cost in australia it cost alot... Need 3-4year and over 100k aud....

You need some kind of insurance agent qualification, recognised by Australia, before you claim work experience points....

The work experience points is always based on the qualification you are claiming the profession with....if your work is not relevant to your qualification/profession, it will also not count....

In the expatriate forum, I have already told you you need vetassess to verify your claimed profession/qualification.... before you can even start applying...

I heard beginning July 2018, the qualification score increased by 5 points
means minimum 65 pts only qualify, before this was 60pts

The minimum points is now 65 from 1 July.... academic as since the end of last year, there have been so many applicants with 75 points and above, they have stop processing people with less than 70 points....

The main reason is that many people are claiming the full 20 points for superior English from the pte.....whereas it is very rare to get all band 8 for IELTS in the past....

Anyone apply Skilled Regional visa (subclass 489). This is a 4 years provisional visa. Once granted, within 4 years, you or your spouse must live 2 years and work 1 year in a specified regional area in Australia?

can anyone recommend a good migration agency?

u have another option..go there for holiday and ask the agent there ...i guess its cheaper ..

I dont think so..the labour there is more expensive.