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Hmm I have to admit I’m super confused by this. Non-Imm what? It can’t be done with a non-Imm b multi from an external consulate.

That’s a good idea. She’s delayed her return flight once, if she can do it again then that would be the best option. 👍

Joseph Michael Pedro III I’m just waiting to see what the schools plan of attack is. One teacher (the Zimbabwean) hasn’t even returned yet and is due back in two weeks. I doubt that she will want to return back AGAIN if that’s the case.

@Lisa **************

what about Laos or other consulates, are you sure that Zimbabweans have no other option than to return home?

Unfortunately despite my efforts, and the information of the well informed here, their agency assured them that everything was handled and lured them into a false sense of security, it’s a hard lesson to learn. Especially as a non imm b visa is now significantly harder to obtain. It’s seems that folk here are more up-to speed than some employers, lawyers and agencies.

Update: yes they have to start the whole process all over again. 😕 and now as per update by Joseph Michael Pedro III probably have to source their visas somewhere other than Malaysia 🇲🇾

Yes it seems that it’s not yet being enforced at Kota Bharu, but as Robert says, it’s a risk.

Yes it was me that posted that, thanks for finding it 🙂 It’s dated the 9th of April, the two teachers in question, one from SA and the other from Zimbabwe got their visa’s months after this date, but now with borders increasingly being tightened I’m wondering if that’s still possible or anyone (from SA or Zimbabwe) has had any success or denials?

Also, they obtained their non imm b single visas months ago from the Kota Bharu consulate in Malaysia, there’s been mention, even a document stating that South Africans may be required now to obtain their non imm b’s from their own country? Has there been any examples/evidence of this recently?