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[quote=WANHU,511553]The Immigration Department opens 24/7 from 7.30 am until 10 pm. There is no lunch break, as persons manning the counters will take shifts. Under the Department of Skills Development, it opens many Urban Transformation Centres (UTC) where each centre has Immigration Department for passport and visa application, National Registration Department for registration birth and death, and Department of Transport for vehicle lincenses. On Fridays, from 1215-1445 the office runs with skeletal due to Friday congregational prayer for Muslims. The queue is a little bit usually during school holidays but based from ts ISO, from application to receiiving passport, it will take not more than one hour. I did mine last September, it took me only 40 minutes. My Chinese visa expires on December 5th, with new passport I need to make a fresh application. I am lucky to receive another two years multiple visa, but only 30 days instead of 60 days of stay for every entry. Wan[/quote]
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