Malaysia Restricted Passport to Singapore (1967

With Photo :

Yes

Issue Type :

Restricted Passport

Document Type :

Booklet (Soft-cover)

Invalidation :

Handstamped Cancellation Across Page(s)
Cut Corner(s)

Document Material :

Paper

Document Writing :

Handwritten

Country :

Malaysia

Standard :

Non-Standard Issue

Issue Date :

31/07/1967

Expiry Date :

31/07/1972

INTRODUCTION

The Restricted Travel Passport was has limitation to places the bearer was permitted to visit. This Malaysia Restricted Passport was meant for Malaysian citizen to allow passage between West Malaysia and Singapore.

This passport was issued to Tan Teik Oh in 1967 in Johore Bahru.

Unlike subsequent issues, this one do not state the fee. However, on page 4, it was noted the renewal costs $3.50 in 1972.

IMMIGRATION STAMPINGS & VISAS

The holder was given permission to work in Singapore as there is a Work Permit issued by Commissioner for Employment Singapore on page 7.

PERMITTED COUNTRY

Permitted only for travel between West Malaysia and Singapore.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Total Pages	64
Overall Colour	Cover: Dark Blue Pages: Greenish-gray
Language	English

Page	Description
Front Cover	Document's Name RESTRICTED PASSPORT Country's Name MALAYSIA Coat-of-Arms Hot foil stamping
Front Cover - Interior Side	Limited travel permission information.
Page 1	Document's Number Document's Name Nationality
Page 2	Passport Holder's Information Children Information
Page 3	Passport Holder's Photo Passport Holder's Signature Passport Issuing Authority
Page 4	Renewal
Page 5	Observations
Page 6 to 64	Pages for Immigration Stamps / Notes
Back Cover - Interior Side / Endpaper	Notes & Regulations

TRAVEL PERMISSION

This document is issued solely to facilitate the movement of the holder to and from Singapore and is not valid for travel to and from places other than Singapore.

NOTES & REGULATIONS

This is a valuable document and must not be altered in any way, nor should it be allowed to fall into the hands of an authorised person.

If it is lost or destroyed, the holder should report the fact and circumstances of such loss or destruction to the nearest Immigration Office in Malaysia, and lodge a report with the local police.

Application for a replacement may be made to the Immigration Office where the loss or destruction is reported; but replacement of a lost RESTRICTED MALAYSIA PASSPORT will only be made after exhaustive enquiries.

This document should not be sent out of Malaysia by post.

This document may be renewed at any Immigration Office in the States of Malaya.