Do Expats have to go back to their home country at end of contract?
Hello. I am working in Malaysia as expat for several years now. (permanent employee)
I wanted to know if I end my contract with my employer, do I need to show my home country ticket or I can show the ticket for any country as long as I leave Malaysia?
For example if I get a job offer from Australia ,can I just show the ticket to Australia?
(I have work visa cat II )
Thanks 
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