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HR Ministry: 5,234 Malaysians working abroad have returned via REP since 2011

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 23 — A total of 5,234 Malaysians working abroad have returned to work in Malaysia through the Returning Expert Programme (REP) from 2011 until August this...

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人力资源部:自2011年以来,已有5234名在海外工作的马来西亚人通过复工复产计划(REP)回国。

Since 2011, the Returning Expert Programme (REP), managed by Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp), has successfully facilitated the return of 5,234 highly skilled Malaysians to bolster the national economy.

The programme received 12,850 applications, approving 8,093, and is supported by initiatives like MyHeart and MyHeart Global Connect (MGC) to engage the Malaysian diaspora.

MGC focuses on AI, technology and entrepreneurship, healthcare, and Malaysia-Singapore strategic priorities, aiming to foster collaboration and expertise sharing.

Additionally, TalentCorp's MyBakat SkillsLab has aided local talent development by securing employment for 2,794 participants with competitive starting salaries.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 23 — A total of 5,234 Malaysians working abroad have returned to work in Malaysia through the Returning Expert Programme (REP) from 2011 until August this year.

The Ministry of Human Resources (KESUMA), in a written reply in the Dewan Rakyat yesterday, stated that throughout that period, the REP implemented by Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp) received 12,850 applications, with 8,093 of them approved.

The programme serves as a mechanism to attract highly skilled Malaysians back to contribute to the national economy.

KESUMA added that to strengthen these efforts, TalentCorp also implements the MyHeart initiative to connect highly skilled Malaysian diaspora with job opportunities matching their experience, expertise, and skill levels.

“As a new component, MyHeart Global Connect (MGC) brings together selected diaspora experts to provide advisory services, share expertise, and explore collaboration opportunities with stakeholders in Malaysia, with an initial focus on artificial intelligence (AI), technology and entrepreneurship, healthcare, and Malaysia-Singapore strategic priorities,” it said.

KESUMA was answering a question from Shaharizukirnain Abd Kadir (PN-Setiu) who wanted to know the effectiveness of the REP based on application statistics, approvals, and the number of experts who have returned to work in Malaysia.

The ministry stated that to facilitate the return of diaspora talent along with their families, the government — through cooperation between KESUMA, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Malaysian Immigration Department, and TalentCorp — has also provided Entry Permit Application Guidelines under the REP category.

The guidelines aim to provide clearer references regarding the entry permit application procedures for dependents of REP participants, thereby boosting the confidence of highly skilled talent to return to Malaysia with their families.

Meanwhile, for local talent development, KESUMA through TalentCorp implements MyBakat SkillsLab, which as of August 2026 has helped 2,794 participants secure job placements with starting salaries five to 15 per cent higher than the average. — Bernama

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