Malaysia, one of the most sought-after destinations for Nepali migrant workers, is again on the verge of closing its labour market to Nepal amid a dispute over the recruitment agencies authorised to send workers there. The dispute has intensified after Malaysia authorised 25 Nepali recruitment agencies as “principal recruitment agencies” and allowed each to work with up to 10 affiliated agencies.
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Malaysia, one of the most sought-after destinations for Nepali migrant workers, is again on the verge of closing its labour market to Nepal amid a dispute over the recruitment agencies authorised to send workers there. The dispute has intensified after Malaysia authorised 25 Nepali recruitment agencies as “principal recruitment agencies” and allowed each to work with up to 10 affiliated agencies.
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