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Transmitting smell over the Internet
Did you know smell could be transmitted over the internet? Researchers at the Imagineering...
International Marketing Manager on Student Recruitment at Westminster International College, Malaysia (UK Degrees)
Elvis is originally Cameroonian with a Swedish nationality. He has a wide range of experience in...
Naana & Leslie – Ghanaian Expats in Malaysia
ABOUT Naana and Leslie are from Ghana, Accra to be precise. Leslie moved to Malaysia in June 2015...
Shafkat Smith – Nigerian Expat in Malaysia
ABOUT YOU Meet Modupe fondly called Shafkat. A Nigerian. When she's not accounting for the...
PBB Expat interview questions – Malaysia
If you'd like to be featured on our site, copy the questionnaire below into an email, fill it up...
HERE’S HOW TO MAKE THE BEST OF 2021
Reading Time: 4 minutes 2020 has been a tough year. Here is a refreshingly honest reflection on how we can make 2021 a better year.
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How Covid-19 impacted African students studying abroad – PBB Stories
https://youtu.be/qI9FMZNzhbA When universities abruptly shut down in March because of the coronavirus pandemic, many international students were caught in Limbo, distraught over having to give up physical learning, social lives and vital on-campus networking...
Coronavirus: Malaysia MCO Extended to April 14
In recent development, the Malaysian government has decided to extend the movement control order (MCO) for another two weeks until April 14. The Malaysian Prime Minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, was given a briefing today by the National Security Council and Health...
8 Fantastic Reasons to Study in Malaysia
Though Malaysia's vision 2020 to become a self sufficient Industrialized country may not be achievable according to Dr Mahathir, one of its goals is to provide world class education. The country is home to international universities which makes it a desired...
Study in Malaysia – Benjamin Emeh on being an International Student in Malaysia
Benjamin Emeh is a Nigerian who moved to Malaysia for a Masters in Strategic & Defense Studies. He is currently studying at the University of Malaya. Vincent caught up with Benjamin for a talk on why he chose to move to Malaysia for studies and alot more on being...
Miss Africa Malaysia 2019 – Charlotte on being an International Student in Malaysia
Charlotte is a 19 year old originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo but was raised in India. Charlotte moved to Malaysia in 2018 to pursue a degree in Law from one of the Malaysian Universities. Charlotte tells her story of why she got into the Miss Africa...
Caution!!! 10 things to lookout for before choosing Malaysia as your study destination
The growth in international student enrollment in Malaysia that began in the mid-2000s witnessed an unusual surge around 2015 (World Education Services); Malaysia has thus become a hub for quality but affordable foreign education, ranking 25th of 50 national systems....
Our Malaysia Team
Kimberly founded Passports Beyond Borders(PBB) to pursue her passion for entrepreneurship, cultural representation, success inspirations and travel. PBB was also born out of the strong desire to create a balance of stories for Africans in Malaysia.
Louis is a freelance videographer and a visual artist based in KL, Malaysia.
He earned his Chartered Accountancy and Bachelor degree in Accounting and has worked for top professional firms in KL and Singapore. He started his own YouTube channel in 2018 to pursue his on-going passion in video filmmaking. Louis combines his love for classical music and filmmaking, telling stories and sharing unique perspectives of people through the visual lens.
