Malaysian Country Signing CA (CSCA) : Immigration Department of Malaysia

Name of the Organization : Immigration Department of Malaysia
Type of Facility : Malaysian Country Signing CA (CSCA)
Country : Malaysia

Website : http://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/pasport/the-malaysian-country-signing-ca-csca

Malaysian Country Signing CA (CSCA):

This webpage provides information on the Malaysian CSCA operated by Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (Department of Immigration of Malaysia)

Related : Immigration Department Malaysian International Passport : www.statusin.org/6190.html

The distinguished name of the CSCA is C=MY, O=Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia, OU=Bahagian Keselamatan dan Pasport, CN=Malaysia Country Signer

CSCA Public Key Certificate:
The CSCA uses one main key pair. The main key pair is used to issue Document Signer certificates. In the most unlikely case that the main key pair becomes unusable, there will be created a new main key pair published on this website.

DER encoded certificates for the CSCA public key can be found below. The information required to verify the authenticity of the following certificate is also available in authentic printed form upon request.

Current Public Key Certificate:
The current public key is available as self-signed certificate.
The self-signed certificate of the public key has the SHA-1 fingerprint
04 8b 3c d0 a1 fb d3 8f 5a 51 dd 3f 93 e4 61 0d e2 36 bb a7.

Previous Public Key Certificate:
Certificate 1
The public key is available as self-signed certificate and has the SHA-1 fingerprint
07 16 b3 78 74 53 24 77 f8 7c e0 62 a0 d6 e5 6e a7 73 a7 e4

Certificate Revocation Lists:
The certificate revocation list. If you encounter any problems while downloading the CRL, please contact the CSCA (see below).

Communication with the CSCA:
The primary communication channel with the CSCA is email. The secondary communication channel is fax: +603-88801200.

Outgoing Information:
The information the CSCA sends out includes, but is not limited to, DS certificates and CRL.

Contact:
Ibrahim Bin Abdullah
Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia
Bahagian Keselamatan dan Pasport
No 15 Tingkat 1-7, (Podium) Persiaran Perdana, Presint 2
62550 Putrajaya,
Malaysia

FAQs :
Is there a special counter for the disabled?
The Department has a special counter for the elderly, disabled and pregnant mothers. For those with special needs (disabled), they must obtain certification from the Social Welfare Department or a letter from any Government Hospital physician.

I was informed that the Immigration Department does not accept instant photographs taken at photo studios. Is this statement correct?
Yes, as photo quality and specifications do not meet standard requirements.

I am a citizen of Nigeria and am married to a Malaysian citizen.
Yes. The husband / wife is allowed to work without having to change the Long-Term Social Visit Pass to the Dependant’s Pass on condition that he/she has received approval of work authorisation from the Immigration Department of Malaysia.

What documents are required for the application for the extension of a Pass?
In order to apply for the extension of a Pass please provide :
1. Copy of salary slips (the last 3 months)
2. Copy of receipts from the income tax department for expatriates
3. Completed DP4 Form with EPF payment slip attached
Note : All copies must be certified by the management company