Employment pass

You should dicuss with them whether who will book the flight tickets? if they book, its fine, otherwise, you should claim back that money. But this expense should be agreed at the beginning-when they send you offer.
Regards

Thanks for your suggestions.They already informed me for reimbursement.

Can your please tell what is the procedure now ,they send me approval letter .Now what can I do and how much time they take for VDR because if I book ticket and they take time so my ticket booking is waste.

So please suggest me.

1. Online VDR application may be possible under "E-Visa for Foreign Expatriates"

Starting from 1st August 2017 onwards, eVISA for Foreign Expatriates would be available for the allowed 10 citizens mainly People Republic of China, Myanmar, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan, Serbia and Montenegro.

Foreign Expatriates may self apply VDR online using the eVISA facility provided via https://www.windowmalaysia.my.

Applicant must ensure the information entered/upload are correct. Information required is as per below:

1. Personal information
2. Passport information
3. Institution information
4. VDR letter (eVAL)
5. Biodata page of passport

Approval of eVISA is within 48 hours upon submission of the application.

Once approved, foreign Expatriates and Employer will receive an email notification and required to print eVISA.

eVISA must be presented along with Letter of Approval to work in Malaysia upon arrival.

2. Your own local application if appropriately close to Chennai, Mumbai or Delhi

3. Via an Agent (general info on process is available at their websites)

http://visaapplicationmalaysia.com/indi … uired.html
and
http://www.vfsglobal.com/malaysia/india/wrf.html

Thanks for your reply ,so can I visit my Delhi embassy for process or not.And. Fee deducted through online.

What is VDR fee charge and how much I should pay here?

My e-visa status show rejected and they not give any reason.please help me on this

Probably need to get it from the Malaysian HC or Consulate. Talk to them.