Malaysia

Kelana Jaya, Kajang Immigration offices to implement MyOnline Passport system in June

Initiative by Home Ministry can help improve, optimise issuance, Selangor dept director says

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 18 May 2023 5:44PM

Kelana Jaya, Kajang Immigration offices to implement MyOnline Passport system in June
The Kelana Jaya and Kajang Immigration offices are expected to be the first branches to implement the MyOnline Passport system beginning June. – Bernama pic, May 18, 2023

SHAH ALAM – The full online renewal of Malaysian international passports at two immigration offices in Selangor from June is expected to further improve and optimise passport issuance. 

Selangor Immigration Director Muhammad Syahmi Jaafar said the Kelana Jaya and Kajang offices, which will be among the first to implement the initiative through the MyOnline Passport system, issued the highest number of passports at 450 and 350 passports per day respectively. 

This initiative can help improve and optimise the issuance of passports and enable more people to visit our offices to access the services. 

“Technical preparations and manpower resources have been mobilised for this new initiative developed by the Home Ministry,” he told reporters during an engagement session between the Selangor Immigration Department and its strategic partners, here, today. 

The media previously reported that Malaysian international passport renewals at three immigration offices – Kajang, Kelana Jaya and Wangsa Maju – will go fully online from June 1.  

Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said that with the implementation of the fully online application, applicants aged 13 to 59 can no longer make applications at counter services or via walk-ins at these three offices. – Bernama, May 18, 2023

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