PUTRAJAYA, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- The Home Ministry (KDN) has stressed that the Refugee Registration Document (DPP) Programme is not a pathway for refugees to remain in Malaysia permanently, obtain Permanent Resident (PR) status or acquire Malaysian citizenship.
DPP Not A Ticket To Citizenship Or Permanent Employment, Refugees Will Still Be Sent Out Of Malaysia - KDN
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The DPP is not a path to citizenship or permanent residency, and employment access is temporary.
- DPP does not grant permanent residency or citizenship in Malaysia.
- Employment for DPP holders is temporary and subject to government approval.
- Refugees will still be repatriated or resettled in third countries.
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