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He also seized 85 passports and 16,600 Malaysian ringgits during a raid on a mini market that was turned into an office for illegal operations in Selangor last Wednesday, local media reported, citing a statement from the direction of the ministry. Mustafar Ali leader.
The mini-market, owned by a company, has been operating this program for illegal re-employment for more than a year, charging between RM 5,500 and RM 8,000 each for the registration of undocumented foreign workers, according to the statement
"We advise anyone wishing to contact the Immigration Department regarding the recruitment of foreign workers to contact us directly without any agent or mediator for consulting services", said Mustafar in his statement. provide information about illegal or unions involving strangers to help the department fight the problem.
The department stepped up its efforts to track down illegal immigrants through an operation dubbed "Ops Mega 3.0" by raiding places where there was a concentration of strangers in Subang Indah, Selangor.
A total of 113 illegal immigrants, mostly Bangladeshi citizens, including Indonesian and Pakistani nationals, had been Mustafar said: "In total, 14 commercial premises of the Spectrum Bandar Sunway, become the focal point of foreigners, have 19659002] Malaysia launched a re-employment program in February 2016 to legalize unauthorized foreign workers.
After the end of the program, on June 30 of this year, the Malaysian authorities are conducting operations against illegal foreign workers who have not taken government re-employment facilities.
In the ongoing crackdown, more than 2,000 illegal foreign workers, of whom more were arrested, 500 Bangladeshi
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