Seeking ordination 2: the revival of the aspiration

[brainprogrammed]

Brainprogrammed, have you contacted na uyana? They have an email - [email protected]. I believe they will be willing to help with the appropriate visa, and they should be able to answer your question about what plane ticket will be needed. I wish you the best.

Dear 333,

Yes I did. they are helping me with the sponsorship letter among the other papers. I wrote them again asking about the plane ticket.

Thank you, I wish you the best too

[333]

Could you follow up here with what plane ticket they recommend? Thanks.

[brainprogrammed]

Could you follow up here with what plane ticket they recommend? Thanks.

Of course I will, you are very welcome

[brainprogrammed]

Could you follow up here with what plane ticket they recommend? Thanks.

Of course I will, you are very welcome

Dear 333, sorry for the late late alte response hehehehe

They said there is no problem buying one way ticket

[heretolearn]

Looking at your requirements, it seems my monastery suits you. Unfortunately though Malaysian immigration policies (and hidden policies) for monks are.... sigh.... let's not talk about it.

Kumara: What is the name of your monastery and what happen with the malayian policies?

Sasanarakkha: http://www.sasanarakkha.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

As for the immigration policies for monks, suffice to say its difficult and expensive to get a long term permit.

This is a super old thread, but I found it while looking into possible places to pursue ordination.

Bhante, do you know if the immigration situation in Malaysia has changed?

I ask because it looks like there are now several foreign monks at SBS.

Also, if you are okay with me asking (I understand if you do not want to answer on a public forum), why are you no longer at SBS?

I would have sent a private message, but it looks like I do not have that capability yet, being a new user.

Thank you!

[heretolearn]

Kumara: What is the name of your monastery and what happen with the malayian policies?

Sasanarakkha: http://www.sasanarakkha.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

As for the immigration policies for monks, suffice to say its difficult and expensive to get a long term permit.

This is a super old thread, but I found it while looking into possible places to pursue ordination.

Bhante, do you know if the immigration situation in Malaysia has changed?

I ask because it looks like there are now several foreign monks at SBS.

Also, if you are okay with me asking (I understand if you do not want to answer on a public forum), why are you no longer at SBS?

I would have sent a private message, but it looks like I do not have that capability yet, being a new user.

Thank you!

I received your PM, Bhante, but I am unable to respond (messaging still disabled due to being a new user).

Thank you for the info!

Does anybody on this board know how I can contact an admin?

When I look at their profiles, there is no way to message them, and I was unable to find the "Contact us" form (mentioned in the FAQ).

Any help would be very much appreciated

[DNS]

See my email here mentioned in the terms of service:

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[heretolearn]

See my email here mentioned in the terms of service:

viewtopic.php?t=2

Thanks, David!

I just sent you an email