support, advocate for, and mobilise action towards

gender-equal citizenship rightsthe rights of foreign spouses

What We Work On

We aim to advance, promote and strengthen the family unit so that no family is left behind

Malaysian Campaign for Equal Citizenship

Achieve law reform for Malaysian women and men in conferring citizenship on their children and spouses.

Foreign Spouses Support Group (FSSG)

Advance, promote and protect the rights of foreign spouses married to Malaysian citizens and their children

Right to Belong Project

A capacity building program to build a network of youth advocates in Malaysia to engage in gender equality and citizenship rights

Who We Are

Our history & roles

Formed in 2009 by two mothers who felt stigmatized as foreigners and at their insurmountable struggles in raising Malaysian children within the country, we  has been advocating with the Government, has joined other Malaysian coalition and participated on International treaty processes.

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Our values

We believe that gender equality and non – discrimination is a basic human right for ALL, that the State has a duty to respect, protect and promote human rights, critical civil society engagement with the State and in promoting and educating communities on their human rights

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Social Visit Pass and who needs it?

A social visit visa (mainly for short visits and tourism purposes) is dependent on the origin country of the foreigner. Individuals from certain countries (eg: from South East Asian countries)…

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Can I apply for spouse visas/PR/RP in Malaysian embassies/consulate offices overseas?

If your marriage has been registered with the National Registration Department (JPN) of Malaysia or the relevant Malaysian State Islamic Religious Department/State Islamic Religious Council…

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How do I renew my work endorsement?

The work endorsement will expire along with your LTSVP, so make sure you renew it if you wish to continue working. You can renew your work endorsement together with your LTSVP on the same day…

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Can the non-citizen spouse remain in the country after a divorce?

This is dependent on what visa/ pass does the foreign spouse hold. If the foreign spouse is on a work permit, it is still possible to stay on if the divorce does not impact the terms of employment…

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