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Kamil Musa posted an update 6 years, 1 month ago
@tinashem If the charges come from the Malaysian bank that is not my fault because I am also charged too in Nigeria. The EMGS are suppose to understand my payment is complete and the Malaysian bank charges does not concern me. If you think about this issue very well you discover that they are cheating me. I transfered money to your account twice and you said I short paid because you were charged by the Malaysian bank and you are telling me to make payment again meanwhile I was charges too in Nigeria. I believe if I should transfer another money again they will say I short paid. Please tell the EMGS I am getting tired of all these. If they don’t want to accept my payment, they can cancel the visa processing and refund what is refundable to me.
Thank you.
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What is the outstanding balance? If you have someone from Nigeria that is in malaysia you can send the naira equivalent into his Nigerian account so he can pay for you to avoid extra charges.
Thank you for your concern sir. The outstanding balance is 8 Malaysian Ringgit.
The reason why I am annoyed with the EMGS is that I have transfered money to their account two times and each time i make transfer they say I short paid. I am afraid to send money to them they may say I short paid again. The worst thing is that they don’t tell the person the amount of money to pay in USD$, rather they will tell you the money in Ringgit as if ringgit is a world currency. I don’t even know why they don’t have online payment method, many countries accept visa payment online after visa application.