A work permit lets a director or employee of a Labuan entity live in Malaysia and run the entity from there.
Your Labuan company applies for the permit, and it names the person who will hold it. Dependants can normally be included in the same application.
The permit follows the entity. That is the distinction that matters.
A founder sets up a Labuan company to hold his regional business. He wants to be in Labuan or Kuala Lumpur himself, meet the bank in person and sign in front of people. A permit is what lets him do that, and the company is what applies for it.
The same officer handles it from the first file to the renewal years later.
We put it together and check it against what the authorities want to see.
We submit it and stay the point of contact while it is considered.
They go the same way, through the same officer.
You live in Malaysia and walk into your own bank. Your presence also becomes part of what makes the entity real rather than a question mark on someone's file.
Dependants can normally be included in the application. We will tell you who qualifies in your case.
Yes. The entity is the applicant, so it has to exist before the permit can be applied for.
A director or an employee of the entity. Which route fits depends on your role in it.
Speak with our team. We can set up the Labuan company and handle the permit application for you and your dependants.