Kuala Selangor: the local picture
Kuala Selangor was the seat of the Selangor Sultanate from 1742, when the first Sultan was installed at Bukit Melawati fort, now burial ground of the state’s first three Sultans. The Department of Statistics (DOSM) records a population of about 302,000 for Kuala Selangor.
Which process applies here
For hiring in Kuala Selangor: Peninsular Malaysia uses the federal route: the Immigration Department issues the permit and the Department of Labour Peninsular Malaysia (JTKSM) licenses the agencies. The Employment Act 1955 applies here.
Costs and checks that apply here
In Kuala Selangor, Selangor, the statutory costs are the ones set nationally: the permit and visa fees — which Immigration's own guidance bundles with the annual foreign-worker levy at approval and at each PLKS extension — the FOMEMA medical and PERKESO cover. Confirm the current levy amount with Immigration rather than budgeting it as waived.
There is no official cap on the service fee an agency charges a household in Kuala Selangor, so compare written, itemised quotes and verify the licence on the JTKSM register before paying — a licence confirms legitimacy, not price.
What to do next
Write a short household brief for Kuala Selangor — who needs support, the main duties, timing and budget — then use it in every agency conversation.
Ask any agency serving Kuala Selangor for its legal name and licence number, and verify both before paying anything.