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Sarawak immigration detains 42 foreigners in night raids
Authorities in Kuching arrested 42 non‑citizens on suspicion of unlawful entry or overstaying, underscoring stricter enforcement.
Read the full storySarawak's own MM2H — the state programme with its own deposit, its own approvals and its own rules, reported separately because it moves separately.
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Authorities in Kuching arrested 42 non‑citizens on suspicion of unlawful entry or overstaying, underscoring stricter enforcement.
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Sarawak’s MM2H scheme has approved 825 foreign applicants since 2023 and taken in RM176.9 million in fixed deposits. Schooling is what brought many of them.
Read the full storyNews is a starting point, not advice. For what these changes mean for your own case, read the Sarawak MM2H guide or run the eligibility checker.