Greeting everyone, now iam waiting my work permit from the labour office after I received my permit on 24 what should i bring and do at the immigration part please assist. Many thanks!
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The user is seeking guidance on what documents to bring to immigration after receiving their work permit. In the comments, users suggest that in addition to the company documents and work permit, it is essential to check with immigration for a complete checklist of required documents. There is also discussion about the user's current status on a Single Entry Non-B visa and their options for extending their stay.
You need some more documents than only company paper, tax papers, staff payments of social security and tax. Best thing is to go to Immigration and ask their check list so you can prepare all the papers.
Nopparatkhun ****************
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Thank u so much really mean alot i will take ur advice.
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Ok so all i need is my company document and my work permit? Sorry first applied not very confident.
Robert *******
I guess you mean you have a Single Entry Non B visa and you are Admitted to Stay for 90 days. With your WP and company papers you can apply for 1 year Extension of Stay at local Immigration, depending on location you can apply for this 45 or 30 days before the Admitted to stay date.
Nopparatkhun ****************
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I have been waiting for my wp for 2weeks it only can collect on 24 this month
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Non b visa im a malaysian first non b the consulate let me three month entry
Robert *******
On what kind of Visa are you now in country and what is Admitted to stay date?
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