Sabah group calls for urgent meeting with tourism ministries to discuss MM2H agents licensing issues
Published on: Friday, June 14, 2024
The initiative marks a significant step forward in enhancing Sabah's appeal as a destination for long-term foreign residents, said Sabah MM2H Agents Association's protem president, Jenny Ngu. (Photo: Supplied)
Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah MM2H (SBH-MM2H) Agents Association supported the recent announcement by Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor regarding the launch of the Sabah - Malaysia My Second Home (SBH-MM2H) programme, said its leader.
The initiative marks a significant step forward in enhancing Sabah's appeal as a destination for long-term foreign residents and the Chief Minister's emphasis on appointing SBH-MM2H licensed agents from local Sabah companies is a commendable step towards supporting local businesses, said the group's protem president, Jenny Ngu.
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“The Sabah MM2H (SBH-MM2H) Agents Association urgently calls for a meeting with the Federal Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (Motac) and the Sabah Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Environment (KePKAS) to address the critical licensing issues affecting licensed agents in Sabah,” Ngu said in a statement.
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Sabah MM2h agents during a recent meeting. (Photo: Supplied)
“The Sabah MM2H Agents Association remains committed to the growth and success of the SBH-MM2H programme and the positive impact it brings to Sabah. We look forward to a prompt and effective resolution to these pressing issues.”
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