Kedah Immigration Department recently deported 90 foreigners held at the Belantik Immigration Depot in Sik back to their home countries. The group comprised 82 men, six women, and two young boys, covering multiple nationalities including Chinese, Bangladeshi, Indonesian, and Filipino. All individuals had completed their jail sentences or administrative detention and have now been permanently blacklisted from re-entering Malaysia.
A notable detail in this operation is who footed the bill. According to officials, all airfare costs associated with the deportation were borne directly by their employers. Malaysian enforcement is increasingly holding local companies accountable, making sure bosses who hire undocumented workers deal with both legal risks and the direct financial hit of ticket expenses.
For foreign workers navigating gray areas across Malaysia, living off the radar is becoming riskier, as landing in a detention depot effectively ends any future chance of returning.
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