Malaysia requires foreign workers to take induction course for visa
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
KUALA LUMPUR (AP): Malaysia has made it compulsory for all foreign workers to take a course to learn about Malaysia before coming to the country, a minister said Tuesday.
Human Resources Minister S. Subramaniam said the induction course became mandatory this month to ensure workers know the country's customs, culture, language and laws before getting a work visa.
Indonesians are exempt from the language requirement because the two dialects spoken in the neighboring countries are similar, he said.
Human Resources Minister S. Subramaniam said the induction course became mandatory this month to ensure workers know the country's customs, culture, language and laws before getting a work visa.
Indonesians are exempt from the language requirement because the two dialects spoken in the neighboring countries are similar, he said.