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Can any one kindly give me any information about the code IM 96 (c) regarding mayalysia immigration...if any one has any information abt it so kindly help
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Regional Offices and other departments concern with Passport are not providing proper Services, thats why applicants are facing problems.
IM/96 (c) and B/B6
Removal of persons unlawfully remaining in Malaysia
33. (1) Where the presence of any person in Malaysia is unlawful
by reason of section 9, 15 or 60 the person shall, whether or not
any proceedings are taken against him in respect of any offence
against this Act, be removed from Malaysia by order of the Director
General.
(2) Any person in respect of whom an order of removal has
been made under subsection (1) may appeal to the Minister* in
such manner and within such time as may be prescribed:
Provided that there shall be no appeal under this subsection
against an order of removal under subsection (1) made in respect
of any person whose presence in Malaysia is unlawful under section
9 by reason of any order made under paragraph 9(1)(a) or by
reason of the cancellation of a Pass or Permit under paragraph
9(1)(b) or 9(1)(c) respectively, or is unlawful under paragraph
15(1)(c) or section 60 by reason of the expiry of any Pass relating
to or issued to him.
Detention of persons ordered to be removed
34. (1) Where any person is ordered to be removed from Malaysia
under this Act, such person may be detained in custody for such
period as may be necessary for the purpose of making arrangements
for his removal:
Provided that any person detained under this subsection who
appeals under subsection 33(2) against the order of removal may,
in the discretion of the Director General, be released, pending the
determination of his appeal, on such conditions as to furnishing
security or otherwise as the Director General may deem fit.
*NOTE—For an appeal from a person in Sabah and Sarawak in certain circumstances—see
paragraph 6(1)(a), subsections 6(5) and (6), Immigration (Transitional Provisions) Order 1963
[L.N. 226/1963].
henceforth you've been blacklisted until that date for whatever reason. had the same situation happen to me... but i appealed it. now I can enter freely.
Removal of persons unlawfully remaining in Malaysia
33. (1) Where the presence of any person in Malaysia is unlawful
by reason of section 9, 15 or 60 the person shall, whether or not
any proceedings are taken against him in respect of any offence
against this Act, be removed from Malaysia by order of the Director
General.
(2) Any person in respect of whom an order of removal has
been made under subsection (1) may appeal to the Minister* in
such manner and within such time as may be prescribed:
Provided that there shall be no appeal under this subsection
against an order of removal under subsection (1) made in respect
of any person whose presence in Malaysia is unlawful under section
9 by reason of any order made under paragraph 9(1)(a) or by
reason of the cancellation of a Pass or Permit under paragraph
9(1)(b) or 9(1)(c) respectively, or is unlawful under paragraph
15(1)(c) or section 60 by reason of the expiry of any Pass relating
to or issued to him.
Detention of persons ordered to be removed
34. (1) Where any person is ordered to be removed from Malaysia
under this Act, such person may be detained in custody for such
period as may be necessary for the purpose of making arrangements
for his removal:
Provided that any person detained under this subsection who
appeals under subsection 33(2) against the order of removal may,
in the discretion of the Director General, be released, pending the
determination of his appeal, on such conditions as to furnishing
security or otherwise as the Director General may deem fit.
*NOTE—For an appeal from a person in Sabah and Sarawak in certain circumstances—see
paragraph 6(1)(a), subsections 6(5) and (6), Immigration (Transitional Provisions) Order 1963
[L.N. 226/1963].
henceforth you've been blacklisted until that date for whatever reason. had the same situation happen to me... but i appealed it. now I can enter freely.