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Active 1 year, 10 months ago-
EMGS Connect wrote a new post 1 year, 10 months ago
Join EMGS for a live Graduate Pass Q&A Session!
Did you know that the Malaysian Government’s new Graduate Pass program lets eligible students work in Malaysia for up to 12 months, without the need for an employer sponsor?
Got questions about the Graduate Pass? We are hosting a live online Q&A session to provide all the answers you need.
Date: 6th June 2024
Time: 3pm – 3.30pm (GMT+08:00)
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/#########3?pwd=dU9KcTF0RjRmNGt5OWduMGxncXBGdz09&omn=#########21
Meeting ID: 520 – 530 – 6823
Passcode: 713826
Don’t miss this chance to learn about eligibility, benefits, and the application process from our experts.
There is no African country that is eligible for this but we are eligible to study in Malaysia.
It’s only a give for Africns.
Hi, Rebecca Seera.
We understand your concern about the eligible nationalities for the graduate pass in Malaysia, which currently does not include any African nationals. However, kindly note that the eligibility criteria are determined by the Malaysian government.
Have a good day.
Dear EMGS,
I’m Asadaldin Ahmed with Travel Document Number: 09072877
Application Number: ME#########
I started the applying before 1 month and I already have solved all the problems in my application
May you expedite my process because the studying has started on 7th Oct and I am just exchange student for one semester. For that,I have to be at umpsa ASAP
I am waiting your response
I would like to express my concern about the lack of a graduation pass for Bangladeshi students in Malaysia. Despite paying the same fees as students from 23 other countries, we are not granted the same opportunity to explore and experience the country post-graduation. Many other countries provide this option to their students, allowing them to broaden their horizons, gain valuable experience, and better understand the local culture.
It feels unfair that we are excluded from this benefit, especially when we contribute equally to the economy and educational system. I sincerely hope EMGS will consider revising this policy to provide Bangladeshi students with the same opportunities as others.
Thank you for your understanding.