•  2 sets of Form Imm.55
•  2 sets of Form Imm.38
•  Form Imm.12
•  Statement form from Malaysian sponsor
•  Husband's and wife's particulars form
•  Additional information form
•  Security Bond (with RM10.00 stamp duty)
•  Statutory Declaration marriage is still subsisting
•  2 passports size photographs of husband and wife
•  Photocopy of husband's/wife's birth certificate
•  Photocopy of husband's/wife's Identification Card
•  Photocopy of Marriage Certificate (marriage abroad)
•  Photocopy of Malaysian Marriage Certificate
•  Photocopy of Divorce/Death Certificate (if applicable)
•  Wedding photographs
•  Photocopy of children's birth certificate
•  Trading License/ROC form/Form J (Proprietor)
•  Supporting letter from employer (Employee)
•  Income statement (Form J/bank book/3 months salary slip)
•  Residential address
•  Photocopy of husband's/wife's passport

Spouse of Malaysian citizen

Working permit for Spouse of Malaysian Citizen

• 
  
•  Foreign husband/wife is permitted to work in Malaysia without having to change their Social Visit Pass to Employment Pass with condition of acquiring working approval from the Immigration Department.
•  The approval is in the form of endorsement and be given on the passport/travel document.
•  The endorsement is given without fee (gratis).
•  The endorsement entitled the holder to work in any legal profession.
•  The application for the endorsement can be made at the Visa, Pass and Permit Division Immigration Head Quarters or at the nearest states Immigration offices.
•  The permit can be applied at any time after or during the submission of the Social visit pass.
•  Application letter together with a copy of letter of appointment/company registration evidence, marriage certificate and valid long term social visit pass are required for the approval consideration.

Note:

1. All photocopies document should be brought together with the original.

2. Application or extension involves China and African countries national should be submitted to Malaysia Immigration Department Head Quarters.

3. Applicant/spouses to be present before the Immigration officer.