Clear enough to take the next step.

No. SDRP is the wider programme and destination narrative. The De Rantau Sarawak Pass sits within it.

It introduces Sarawak as a base for remote work and connects the pass, place, and ecosystem into one programme story.

It is the Professional Visit Pass within SDRP — the pathway for eligible digital freelancers and remote workers to live in Sarawak while continuing to work remotely. The official application page holds the latest criteria and process.

The pass is designed for digital freelancers and remote workers. Always check the official application page for the latest qualifying criteria before applying.

The pass is presented as up to 12 months, with renewal by application. Confirm the latest duration and renewal terms on the official application page.

No. De Rantau is a separate pass programme operated by MDEC. The De Rantau Sarawak Pass is offered through SDEC within SDRP and is the pathway for basing in Sarawak. Refer to the official application page for how the two programmes relate.

Applications and eligibility details are handled through the official online De Rantau Sarawak application page.

SDEC publishes a document checklist for main applicants and dependants. Review it before gathering your files, then confirm the latest requirements on the official application page.

This page introduces the programme and helps orient visitors. The official application page remains the source for documents, fees, and process.

The programme frames Sarawak as a longer-stay base for people who want a different work rhythm, not only a destination to visit.

The ecosystem is framed around workspaces, stays, food and drink, experiences, and practical services as the network grows.