Frequent fraud cases by Chinese citizens lead Malaysian media veteran to call for cancellation of visa-free policy
Fraud cases by Chinese citizens are frequent in Malaysia. A veteran media figure criticizes the prioritization of economic benefits, arguing the country has become a hotbed for crime, and calls for the cancellation of the visa-free policy.
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Fraud and other crimes by Chinese citizens are frequent in Malaysia, becoming a social issue. A. Kadir Jasin, a veteran Malaysian media figure, pointed out that in the pursuit of economic benefits from attracting Chinese tourists, the country has become a hotbed for international crime. He has called on the government to cancel the visa-free policy and resume visa requirements. Chinese criminal groups use luxury apartments as bases to conduct investment and job scams against overseas victims. While police and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission continue to make arrests, caution is also growing in the real estate industry.
FAQ
How is the public safety in Malaysia?
There are concerns regarding fraud cases involving foreigners in some areas, so caution is advised.