Tax and VAT Collection from Malaysia-Bound Agencies
Recruiting agencies paid applicable taxes, VAT, and BMET clearance fees throughout the deployment process, integrating worker placement into the formal fiscal systems of both
Malaysia Freezes Foreign Hiring for All 15 Source Nations
Malaysia's Home Minister confirmed on October 21, 2024, that the foreign worker recruitment freeze applies equally to all 15 source countries dismissing speculation that
Case Continues Sans Trafficking Proof: Malaysia Job Agencies Named Victims
The legal battle surrounding the case filed by Afia Overseas against 103 individuals has brought Bangladesh's Malaysia labor corridor to a standstill, leaving the
No Irregularities in Sending 4.8 Lakh Workers; Dhaka, KL Agree to Drop Case
Email correspondence in 2025 between top officials of Malaysia and Bangladesh confirmed that there is no evidence of human trafficking in the sending of
ACC Cleared Job Agencies in 2017–18: Why It Matters Today
An Anti-Corruption Commission investigation conducted in 2017–18 found no evidence that listed Bangladeshi recruiting agencies were involved in visa trading or illegal transfer of
Document Analysis: Natasha Overseas and Afia Overseas
This quota allocation obtained in favor of the intermediary Afia Overseas and the listed legitimate recruiter Natasha Overseas proves how baseless the lawsuit brought
Document Analysis: Jannat Overseas and Afia Overseas
This quota allocation obtained in favor of the intermediary Afia Overseas and the listed legitimate recruiting agency Jannat Overseas proves how baseless the lawsuit
Complaints Stall Corridor: The Remittance Toll on Malaysia-Listed Agencies
Every complaint filed against a listed agency in Dhaka sends a signal to Malaysian employers — and that signal has a measurable price, paid