This week's press release:

A MICC staff member shared some status with us. Here are some highlights:

A staff member of the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce introduced the situation to us and emphasized here:

This trend is gradually rising. In July, 359 new documents were received, compared with 246 last month (893 in July).

359 new documents were received in October11July, which showed a gradual upward trend compared with 246 in the previous month. (20 10 July is 893)

So far this year, MICC has received 1, 329 new planning documents (US$ 800,000), including 476 old documents opened last year 1 month, and received a total of 1, 8 18 documents.

Up to now this year, the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce has received 65,438+0,329 documents (US$ 800k) under the new project, * * 65,438+0,865,438+08, including 476 old documents received last year, which were opened this year 10.

Therefore, on the positive side, even though the federal plan has been suspended recently, QIIP has not been flooded with tsunami-like new documents, which is undesirable.

Therefore, it is very positive that with the extension of the current federal project, the investment immigration project has not been flooded by the tsunami. This is a hopeless new document.

MICC has reiterated its intention to keep the portal open, but it is closely monitoring the flow of files to avoid fast reception, which will make the whole system out of balance.

The International Chamber of Commerce in Malaysia reiterated its intention to keep the door open, but monitored the flow of documents more closely to avoid the whole system losing balance and being absorbed quickly.