UPDATE REGARDING THE REVISED LIST OF COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE 14 DAYS OF QUARANTINE UPON ARRIVING IN MALAYSIA

EDUCATION MALAYSIA GLOBAL SERVICES (EMGS)

24th MAY 2021


UPDATE REGARDING THE REVISED LIST OF COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE 14 DAYS OF QUARANTINE UPON ARRIVING IN MALAYSIA

 

1.     PURPOSE:

 

1.1  EMGS would like to provide further updates on the bulletin issued on 5th May 2021 regarding the revised quarantine period for certain travellers including International Students arriving in Malaysia from overseas.

1.2  The Malaysian Government has included additional countries in the list that requires 14 days of mandatory quarantine upon arrival in Malaysia.

 

 

2.      IMPLEMENTATION:

 

2.1  Effective 20th May 2021, all travellers arriving from the countries below are required to undergo 14 days quarantine upon their arrival in Malaysia.:-

 

S. No.

Country

America

1

United States of America

2

Argentina

3

Brazil

4

Barbados

5

Canada

6

Colombia

7

Chile

8

Mexico

9

Panama

10

Peru

Oceania

11

Australia

Europe

12

Austria

13

Belgium

14

Bulgaria

15

Croatia

16

Czech Republic

17

Denmark

18

Finland

19

France

20

Germany

21

Greece

22

Hungary

23

Ireland

24

Italy

25

Lithuania

26

Luxembourg

27

Netherlands

28

Norway

29

Poland

30

Portugal

31

Romania

32

Russia

33

Spain

34

Slovakia

35

Slovenia

36

Sweden

37

Switzerland

Asia

38

Bahrain

39

Cambodia

40

China (Except Macao and Taiwan)

41

Hong Kong

42

Indonesia

43

Iran

44

Iraq

45

Japan

46

Jordan

47

Laos

48

Philippines

49

Qatar

50

Singapore

51

South Korea

52

Thailand

53

Turkey

54

United Arab Emirates

Africa

55

South Africa

56

Algeria

57

Angola

58

Botswana

59

Democratic Republic of Congo

60

Gambia

61

Kenya

62

Malawi

63

Morocco

64

Mozambique

65

Nigeria

66

Rwanda

67

Uganda

68

Zambia

 

2.2  Kindly note that travellers arriving from the countries mentioned above are required to :-

 

2.2.1 Download, register and activate the MySejahtera application in their mobile phone before arriving in Malaysia. They are required to use the MySejahtera application to scan the QR code upon arrival at the international entry point.

2.2.2 Undergo a screening for fever and other symptoms at the international airport entry point.

2.2.3 Undergo mandatory quarantine for 14 days at a quarantine station designated by the  Government of Malaysia.

2.2.4 Monitor their own health status using the MySejahtera application during the 14 days of quarantine period. If symptoms occur, these individuals must inform the medical team on duty for further examination and treatment.

2.2.5 Remain in a quarantine station and not leave the room.

2.2.6 Comply with SOPs, laws and regulations related to the management of COVID-19 which has been prescribed by the Government Malaysia at all times.

2.2.7 Travelers will be released from quarantine on the 14th day if the COVID-19 screening test is negative.

 

2.3  The quarantine cost remains the same as previously announced. International Students are required to pay RM150/ per night and a fixed fee of RM 2,600 (Quarantine Station Operations). Kindly note that this amount does not include the cost for COVID-19 detection tests. All fees imposed by the Government of Malaysia including COVID-19 detection test, quarantine cost, and hospital admittance fee (if required) must be borne by International Students.

 

2.4  Kindly also note that travellers from India, United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka are still restricted from entering Malaysia.

 

Education Malaysia Global Services

24th May 2021

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Sarah Azreen Abdul Samat

Sarah has over 22 years of experience in corporate finance transactions involving equity issuance, mergers and acquisitions, fundraising, corporate restructuring, and corporate valuation, amongst others. She began her career in investment banking with Malaysian International Merchant Bankers Berhad in 2001 after obtaining her professional qualifications from PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Later in her career, she joined other investment banking institutions in Malaysia such as AmInvestment Bank Berhad, Maybank Investment Bank Berhad and RHB Investment Bank Berhad.

Presently, Sarah sits as Non-Independent Non-Executive Director of Reneuco Berhad and Independent Director of Pharmaniaga Berhad. She is currently the Executive Director of 3p Capital Advisers Sdn. Bhd., a company licensed with the Securities Commission Malaysia to provide advisory services to the capital market players.

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Tuan Haji Ismail Mohamed sits on the Board of Director for Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS). He obtains his Bachelor Degree in Business Administration from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM).

Prior to sitting on the EMGS Board, he was also appointed to be the Board of Director to KEJORA from 2013 to 2018, and several companies such as Permodalan Darul Takzim Sdn Bhd, Perbadanan Usahawan Johor Sdn Bhd, PIJ Holding and Ranhil SAJ Sdn Bhd. Tuan Haji Ismail Mohamed also co-founded Pertama.

He started his career by setting up a company and being the founder of JYBB Enterprise. His career came to prominence when he became the co-founder and the Chief Executive Officer of Pertama Polyerethane Technology (M) Sdn Bhd and subsequently became the Special Officer to the Minister of Education in 2013.

Ismail Mohamed is acknowledged for his expertise in Agriculture and Agro-based industry, landing him being appointed as the Chairman of the Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Committee of the Johor State, the Chairman of Agro KEJORA and the Chairman of the Johor State Agriculture, Agro-based industry, Entrepreneurial Development and Cooperatives Committee.