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Professional Visit Pass (PVP)

Last verified Jul 24, 2026

Quick answer

The Professional Visit Pass (PVP) for work in Malaysia is applied for through the Expatriate Services Division (ESD) online system [1]. Companies must first register with the ESD [2] and then use the MYXpats Centre to process the pass . No detailed eligibility or document list is provided on the ESD portal; applicants should refer to the ESD guidebook or contact the division for specific requirements.

Key facts

Application channelExpatriate Services Division (ESD) online system[1]

Requirements

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IncomeMinimum salary threshold

Revised policy sets minimum salary thresholds for Employment Pass Categories I, II, and III, effective from 1 June 2026.

Documents you'll need

  • Company registration with ESD [2]

This list adjusts automatically based on your nationality and category.

How to apply

  1. 1

    Register your company with the Expatriate Services Division (ESD) if not already done [2].

  2. 2

    Log in to the ESD portal using your company’s Login ID [1].

  3. 3

    Navigate to the MYXpats section and select Professional Visit Pass to submit the application .

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Sources

One numbered entry per specific claim — several entries may point to the same underlying document, each with its own locator.

  1. [1]

    Application process via ESD online portal

    Immigration Dept / ESD [Verified (deep-linked)] · Last verified: Jul 24, 2026
    Verified — official source
  2. [2]

    Company registration requirement

    Immigration Dept / ESD [Verified (deep-linked)] · Last verified: Jul 24, 2026
    Verified — official source

This page reflects Malaysia's officially published requirements as of the dates above. It is not legal advice, and final approval is solely at the discretion of Malaysia's immigration authorities. For a case-specific compliance check against your own documents, try VisaBook free.