01
Engagement & consultation
We begin with a private consultation to assess eligibility, clarify your plans and formally appoint us as your agent.
The Process
A complex process, made calm.
Six clear stages, approximately 60 working days to conditional approval — with us beside you throughout.
The journey
Six stages, with us throughout.
From the moment you engage us to the day you collect your pass, every stage is planned and handled for you. We stay beside you at each step — so you can focus on what this means for your family.
Approximately 60 working days to conditional approval
02
Pre-screening of documents
Before anything is submitted, we review every document in full — surfacing and resolving any issue early to maximise certainty.
03
Preparation & certified translation
We coordinate the preparation, certified translation and notarisation of every document, in full compliance with Immigration requirements.
04
Submission to Immigration
We lodge the complete application with the Malaysian Immigration Department on your behalf.
05
Approval · deposit · medical
On conditional approval, we accompany you to place the RM1,000,000 fixed deposit and complete the medical at a designated hospital.
06
Visa collection
The final step: collecting your 20-year PVIP pass — the journey complete.
Documents checklist
The documents you'll prepare.
Below is the full checklist for a PVIP application. The first set requires only clear colour copies; the second must be translated, notarised and certified by the Malaysian embassy. We guide you through all of it, so you never face the paperwork alone.
Clear colour copy
Clear colour copies only
| ✓ | Item | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Passport (all applicants) | All pages of the passport, with validity of more than two years. | |
| Photographs (all applicants) | 8 passport-size photographs (blue background). | |
| CV (principal and spouse) | A simple CV covering work experience, education background and permanent address. | |
| Latest 3-month payslips | Monthly offshore income above MYR 40,000, or yearly offshore income above MYR 480,000. | |
| Employment confirmation letter | A company letter stating monthly salary, job position and entry date, with the company stamp. | |
| TIN certificate | — | |
| Latest 3-month personal bank statements | Must reflect monthly/yearly income and tally with the payslips provided. |
Translate + notarize + certify by Malaysia embassy
To be translated, notarised and certified by the Malaysian embassy
| ✓ | Item | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Letter of good conduct (police clearance) | Principal, spouse and children above 18 years old. | |
| Marriage certificate | If accompanied by spouse. | |
| Children's birth certificate | If accompanied by unmarried children below age 21. |
If any document is missing or its format is uncertain, we work through each one with you before submission. All requirements are subject to the latest official rules of the Malaysian Immigration Department.
Ready to begin the journey?
Request a private consultation and we'll map a clear next step around your family's circumstances.
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