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LATEST GUIDELINES ENTRY PROCESS FOR PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE FROM OVERSEAS - RECOVERY MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER PHASE 10 JUNE – 31 AUGUST 2020

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LATEST GUIDELINES

ENTRY PROCESS FOR PERSON UNDER SURVEILLANCE

FROM OVERSEAS

 

RECOVERY MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER PHASE

10 JUNE – 31 AUGUST 2020

 

 

1.         On 7 June 2020, YAB Prime Minister has announced that the Conditional Movement Control Order will end on 9 June 2020 and Malaysia will enter into the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) phase from 10 June – 31 August 2020.

 

2.         YAB Prime Minister also announced that inter-state travel is allowed from 10 June 2020 under the RMCO except in areas remaining under the Enhanced Movement Control Order.

 

3.         All Malaysians and foreigners returning from abroad will no longer be confined at any gazetted quarantine centers (hotels and quarantine centers) for two weeks.

 

4.         All Malaysians and foreigners that wishes to return to Malaysia need to download MySejahtera application in their phones. MySejahtera is an application developed by Government of Malaysia to assist in managing the COVID-19 outbreak in the country. It also allows users to perform health self-assessment. Please go to the link below to download the application in your smartphone https://mysejahtera.malaysia.gov.my/intro_en/#team

 

5.         Upon arrival, those who are positive will be sent to the hospitals immediately for treatment. Those who are negative will undergo a 14-days quarantine in their home as registered in the MySejahtera applications.

 

6.         Non-citizens (Permanent Residents, Dependents, MM2H, Diplomats, Expatriates or any other non-citizens who have been approved by the Director General of Immigration Malaysia) to enter Malaysia will have to undergo home quarantine at the address registered with the Ministry of Health, Malaysia.

 

7.         Upon arrival, both foreigners and Malaysians will be issued a wristband for easy of identification and monitoring by the authorities.

 

8.         Letter of Undertaking and Indemnity and also the Letter of Approval from any Malaysian Missions are no longer required for any travelling Malaysians and non-citizens.

Prepared by:

 

 

Embassy of Malaysia, Hanoi

9 June 2020

 

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