Webinar

Webinar video | Malaysia : Challenges of hiring existing expatriates

Webinar recording | Benefits and challenges of hiring existing expatriates in Malaysia

Watch the on-demand webinar ‘Benefits and challenges of hiring existing expatriates’ originally broadcast live online from Malaysia on October 3rd, 2019.

This webinar explored and navigated some of the critical Immigration and Visa issues organisations are facing today in Malaysia. The interactive session also enable participants to test and validate their own views and organisational challenges in Q&A of the webinar.

What does the webinar cover?

Types of passes that can be converted to an employee pass
Procedure to convert
Benefits of hiring existing expatriates in Malaysia for the company
Benefits for expatriate
Challenges to expect from an immigration perspective
Risk and Compliance

Our speakers include :

Nurul Husna, Immigration Team Lead, Malaysia
Paolo Longo, Regional Immigration Director

If you have any queries, please contact our Malaysia Immigration Team Lead, Nurul Husna or Regional Immigration Director, Paolo Longo

Speakers

Paolo Longo

Regional Immigration Director, Santa Fe Relocation

Paolo is an expert in global mobility and has managed immigration cases into various African locations over the last 20 years. He holds various roles in South Africa to manage relocation of expatriates into Africa serving clients including mining, banking, telecoms and FMCG. He joined Deloitte & Touche in 2009 to start their relocation business in South Africa and gained experience in immigration & emigration into Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and the Middle East.

Paolo joined Santa Fe in 2012 as Customer and Partner Relationship Manager and is currently a member of the Regional Immigration team for the APMEA Region, overseeing a team of professionals within African region, delivering immigration services across Africa.

Nurul Husna

Immigration Team Lead - Malaysia

Nurul Husna has a Bachelor Degree in Law (LLB Hons) from MARA University of Technology in Malaysia. In the early years of her career, Nurul spent six years working in legal practice, specialising in corporate law. She then transitioned into the immigration field where she worked with one of the largest Immigration firms in Malaysia. Her experience and expertise lies in supporting work permit applications for both East and West Malaysia and also in consular matters. Nurul has been liaising with expatriates globally throughout her career in the Immigration field and she is currently the Team Lead for Immigration Department in Santa Fe Malaysia.