KOTA KINABALU: The approval of applications for Malaysian international passports in Sabah will be reduced from three hours currently to only two hours next year.
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Datuk Tan Chai Ho said this will be made possible with the installation of a digital printing machine that can print passports with high security features at a fast speed next year.
“I hope there will be no more complaints on delays in the applications of passports or renewals.
“This makes the Malaysian Immigration among the fastest to approve Malaysian international passports in the world,” he said after visiting the Visa On Arrival (VOA) counter at the Kota Kinabalu Intrnational Airport (KKIA) here on Friday
Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Datuk Tan Chai Ho said this will be made possible with the installation of a digital printing machine that can print passports with high security features at a fast speed next year.
“I hope there will be no more complaints on delays in the applications of passports or renewals.
“This makes the Malaysian Immigration among the fastest to approve Malaysian international passports in the world,” he said after visiting the Visa On Arrival (VOA) counter at the Kota Kinabalu Intrnational Airport (KKIA) here on Friday
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