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Malaysian Borders Remain Closed to Non-Malaysians in Neighbouring Countries Seeking to Return to Work

August 28, 2020 Kenneth Lee

According to news reports from August 27, Malaysia’s borders will remain closed to non-Malaysians looking to return to work in the country.

Driving into Thailand - Bukit Kayu Hitam Border Crossing: Document Checklist and Procedure — Vehicle and Passenger Checkpoint at the Malaysia-Thailand border.

This affects non-Malaysian workers currently stuck in neighboring countries like Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines.

Currently, only specific non-Malaysians who meet the criteria, such as spouses or business owners, are allowed into the country.

Foreigners entering Malaysia are now subject to a 14-day quarantine in designated centres upon arrival and will need to pay for their quarantine and COVID-19 test fees.

Read here for more information on the current situation of Malaysian borders remaining shut.

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I’m Ken, a passionate traveller from Sarawak on the exotic island of Borneo. Currently a teacher in a rural town in Southern Thailand, from time to time I share on this blog my experiences teaching the kids and living a laid-back lifestyle here. With its focus on all things Thailand, mrdefinite.net also features a handful of stories about my travel adventures in other Asian countries.