Malaysia has begun returning 1,476 Myanmar nationals in the first phase of a wider repatriation plan, despite UNHCR and civil society groups warning that ongoing conflict and persecution mean Myanmar remains unsafe for return.
Phnom Penh’s proposals focus on intelligence and money tracing, legal cooperation, private-sector action and the safe return of trafficking victims.
The new fee will take effect from October 1 as the government expands welfare and protection services for migrant workers.
The three-year pact strengthens cooperation on rights violations, detention conditions, forced labour risks and access to social security.
Most new online visitor visa applications must use enhanced Immigration Online from Sept. 24, while existing drafts in the old system can still be submitted before Oct. 8.
Vietnam leads at 6.7%, while Aon’s latest attrition measure is at least 15.5% across all six Southeast Asian markets surveyed.
Ramanan says both sides seek a transparent system that protects workers while meeting industry labour needs.
About 2,000 organisations employing more than 45% of Singapore’s workforce will be covered, alongside new support for AI adoption, job redesign and HR development.
The Manpower Minister says employment data can help identify critical occupations and align training with industry needs.
About 500 exercised the right in 2026 as the DMW maintained safeguards for voyages through high-risk Middle East and Black Sea waters.
Suspended services are scheduled to return from Oct. 1, while the two carriers plan higher frequencies across their 2026 winter network.
The six-building development is planned for 640MW of IT capacity, with Building 1 planned to deliver 120MW in phases and its first contracted capacity targeted for early 2027.
