Woman masquerading as immigration agent nabbed after making millions

KUALA LUMPUR, May 18 — A woman suspected to have raked in millions by offering illegal immigration services to foreigners and employers was arrested at a condominium in Taman...

KUALA LUMPUR, May 18 — A woman suspected to have raked in millions by offering illegal immigration services to foreigners and employers was arrested at a condominium in Taman Melati Utama in Setapak here yesterday.

He said she charged her “clients” RM2,500 each for Labour Recalibration registrations and RM8,000 for Temporary Work Visit Pass renewals although the department had never appointed any party to do such work. “Our investigation found that she conducted her scheme with the help of a friend believed to be a Bangladeshi and collected millions from her customers,” he told a press conference at the Ministry of Home Affairs here today.

“We seized, among other things, 314 Bangladeshi passports, a computer, mobile phones, 17 CIDB cards and RM61,550 in cash,” he said.

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