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The private security industry in Malaysia is regulated by the Ministry of Home Affairs. As of 2018, private security companies are required to have a minimum of 80% of their employees complete certified security guard training to renew their license. While Peninsular Malaysia allows Nepalese security guards, East Malaysian immigration policy does not permit the use of foreign workers in the security industry.

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Peninsular Malaysia Nepalese East Malaysian

The private security industry in Malaysia is regulated by the Ministry of Home Affairs. As of 2018, private security companies are required to have a minimum of 80% of their employees complete certified security guard training to renew their license. While Peninsular Malaysia allows Nepalese security guards, East Malaysian immigration policy does not permit the use of foreign workers in the security industry.

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Malaysia[edit]

The private security industry is regulated by the Ministry of Home


Affairs (Kementerian Dalam Negeri). As of 2018, all private security
companies in Malaysia must have a minimum of 80% of their
employees complete a Certified Security Guard Training Course [36] in
order to receive approval to renew their Private Agency
License. Peninsular Malaysia allows for the use of Nepalese security
guards whereby East Malaysian immigration policy does not allow the
use of foreign workers to be employed in the security industry.

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