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IVC Services has successfully renewed over 10,000 Malaysian passports in Singapore.
IVC Services supports the provision of Malaysia Passport Renewal Services following the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore requirements for Renew Malaysian Passport.
Malaysians can renew their passports online by uploading pictures and paying the necessary fees. However, the applicant must visit the Malaysian High Commission to maintain access once the service is performed.
We can assist you with renewing your Malaysian passport online at IVC Services.
When an applicant attempts to renew a passport online and makes one of the errors listed below, the renewal cannot be performed online.
The Malaysian High Commission can only address these concerns in Singapore.
IVC Services can help applicants with photo-related issues while renewing their Malaysian passports online. Among the many notable points are the following:
It is not feasible to renew a Malaysian passport online if it is lost or destroyed in Singapore. For further information about preserving Malaysian access in Singapore, contact the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore.
The applicant may send an email to singapore@imi.gov.my.
Once filed on the Malaysian government's website, a passport renewal application cannot be amended or resubmitted. Similarly, no revisions are permitted after an online application has been filed.
Following that, the applicant should submit an email to singapore@imi.gov.my.
If their ticket validity and expiration dates are less than 12 months away, applicants can renew their Malaysian passports online in Singapore. However, the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore does not provide an online renewal gateway for validity periods of more than one year.
If you want to renew a Malaysian passport with a validity of more than one year online, send an email to singapore@imi.gov.my.
Applicants may also apply online here.
The website only supports Internet Banking with a Malaysian bank account as a payment method for renewing a Malaysian passport online. In FPX mode, payment is made. Purchases cannot be made using Singapore credit cards or Malaysian/Singapore bank accounts.
According to the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore (Five Years), Malaysian passports are generally valid for five years.
The issue, as mentioned earlier, is an Immigration Error that cannot be corrected online. As a result, internet applications to renew Malaysian passports are prohibited. The Malaysian High Commission may only do this in Singapore or the Malaysian Immigration Department.
Email applications should be sent to
singapore@imi.gov.my.
OR
An information form is available at the Guard Post @High Commission of Malaysia Building, 301 Jervois Road, Singapore 2490777.
The applicant must provide the following information on the application form:
The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore validates all original documentation on the day of the appointment, including the original Malaysian passport, Malaysian identification card, and Singapore NRIC or work permit.
If the applicant has misplaced their Malaysian identity card, they must contact the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore. If the High Commission approves, the applicant may submit an online application for renewal and a copy of the police FIR if the IC was lost.
The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore may be reached at singapore@imi.gov.my.
If you apply for Malaysian passport renewal online in Singapore, you must pick up your new passport at the Malaysian High Commission.
Singapore 2490777 301 Jervois Road
In an emergency, if a Malaysian passport renewal application is submitted in Singapore and collection is necessary for Malaysia, the applicant must phone the Malaysian Immigration Service from where the access will be collected.
Malaysian passport renewals and the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore are covered in the following information.
The Malaysian Embassy in Singapore's organizational structure
Singapore 249077, 301 Jervois Street
Singapore's email address is singapore@imi.gov.my.
+65-6887-6256 / 6887-6258 / 6887-6295 / 6887-6284 / 6887-62243
Tiong Bahru and Redhill MRT stations are the closest.
The closest bus station is Valley Point Building.
Malaysia's High Commission prohibits the online renewal of passports valid for more than a year in Singapore.
As a result, applicants may either wait until the renewal period or contact the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore directly using the abovementioned contact information.
Malaysian passport renewals for minors under 18 living in Singapore cannot be submitted online. On the other hand, the revival of Malaysian passports for children may be completed promptly at the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore.
Applicants should send their applications through email to singapore@imi.gov.my.
OR
An information form is available at the Guard Post @High Commission of Malaysia Building, 301 Jervois Road, Singapore 2490777.
The applicant must provide the following information on the application form:
Candidates should expect to
If they wish to renew their Malaysian passport in Singapore.
Applicants must follow a dress code while taking pictures for online Malaysian passport renewal in Singapore.
Before taking an image, the following considerations must be made:
The applicant must be physically present in Singapore to acquire a renewed Malaysian passport.
The Malaysian High Commission validates all original documents and gathers biometric information from the candidate on the day of the appointment. Candidates must thus travel to Singapore to renew their Malaysian passports.
Assume the applicant has a valid In-Principle Approval from the Singapore Ministry of Manpower or an extended or temporary work visa. In that situation, people can renew their Malaysian passports in Singapore online.
The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore allows only Singapore citizens with a valid permanent resident status or a valid work visa to renew their Malaysian passports in Singapore.
If the applicant is not a Singaporean and desires to renew their Malaysian passport in Singapore, they must contact the Malaysian High Commission.
The applicant may contact Singapore@imi.gov.my through email.
Payment must be paid using Malaysia Internet Banking after successfully filing an online application for a Malaysian passport in Singapore.
Following payment, the applicant receives an automatic email from their Malaysian bank informing them that the fee has been successfully deducted from their bank account.
Furthermore, a candidate will receive the official receipt or RESIT RASMI from the official website only once the payment has been completed.
A Malaysian passport renewal application made online in Singapore cannot be canceled. Furthermore, the same applicant may not file a second application.
There is also no way to get your money back.
Following that, the applicant should submit an email to singapore@imi.gov.my.
The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore will assess and manage the Malaysian passport renewal application after the online submission. They usually provide the applicant with a collection date and appointment time.
On the specified appointment day, the applicant must provide all original documents for verification and get a passport from the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore.
The Immigration Errors mentioned above cannot be applied electronically. Internet submission of Malaysian passport applications is blocked for unknown reasons. The Malaysian High Commission may only do this in Singapore or the Malaysian Immigration Department.
Applicants should send their applications through email to singapore@imi.gov.my.
OR
An information form is available at the Guard Post @High Commission of Malaysia Building, 301 Jervois Road, Singapore 2490777.
The applicant must provide the following information on the application form:
Currently, the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore responds to communication within six weeks.
Due to the high volume of passport renewal applications in Singapore, passport processing times may vary from time to time.
As a result, applicants can renew their Malaysian passports online in Singapore when the one-year renewal period has expired.
Applicants with internet problems can call the Malaysian Immigration Department in PUTRAJAYA at +60 388801452.
Applicants may also send an email to passportonlinesupport@imi.gov.my.
Applicants should be aware that the Malaysian High Commission communicates appointment dates in Singapore. Therefore, the email will be sent from Singapore@imi.gov.my.
Candidates should check both their primary and trash or junk email folders.
Assume the applicant still misses the appointment date assigned by the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore. In this case, the applicant can have their Malaysian passport renewed between Monday and Friday. As a result, the time frame specified in your email is followed.
The collection will occur at the Malaysian High Commission, 301 Jervois Road, Singapore 249077.
The applicant's age influences the cost of renewing a Malaysian passport online in Singapore. For example, restoring Malaysian access costs RM 200 for individuals aged 13 to 59. Renewal of a Malaysian passport costs RM 100 for candidates aged 60 and over.
Applicants may use the DropBox Appointment service in the two scenarios listed below.
— If, after four to five weeks, an applicant has not received an appointment date from the Malaysian High Commission and cannot organize an appointment via e-Appointment.
- If you cannot renew your passport online or by appointment, you must fill out a form available at the Guard Post.
The following information is required to complete the form:
The name of the candidate
ii) Malaysian Identification Card (IC) OR Birth Certificate in Malaysia (W, H, or I)
The applicant's or parent's email address
iv) Singapore's contact information
If you have successfully submitted an online application for Malaysian passport renewal in Singapore, you must do the following procedures to schedule a DropBox Appointment.
The Malaysian High Commission in Singapore has established a 24-hour Drop Box outside the Guard Post @HCM Building, 301 Jervois Road, Singapore 2490777.
Applicants must include a copy of their My Online Passport Resit Rasmi (Official Receipt), email address, and Singapore contact number.
Appointment dates will be communicated by phone or email when you submit your Resit Rasmi or application information in our DropBox Appointment.
Candidates must use this service four to five weeks after submitting their application.
The applicant is ineligible to renew their passport online in the following circumstances:
The applicant must resubmit the application if an applicant discovers an immigration error, as described in the section TYPES OF ERRORS THAT OCCUR IN ONLINE SUBMITTAL.
An online renewal application cannot be submitted if the passport's validity period exceeds 12 months.
Applicants whose passports have been lost or destroyed cannot renew them online.
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