i lost my passport

This is odd.

How can an illegal immigrant get a work permit at all?
There's a reasonable chance you're being seriously conned by the 'agent' (read - people trafficker).
Given the restrictions on that visa, I suspect a con is in the air and you are likely to be arrested if found out.

http://malaysiacompanyformation.com/dp1 … s-answers/

As for what to do, I can't be sure but I would strongly suggest you visit your embassy as soon as possible.

Your reply...but the agent told 100% i will get the visa but i dont know what to do if i wont get my visa as well as my passport

You're an illegal immigrant who admits entering a country after already being deported.
You've given your passport to a man who claims to be able to get you a visa but that looks a lot like it could be illegal and some sort of scam anyway.

That means you're in a country illegally and in a dangerous situation.
Scammers are looking for easy targets for a variety of nasty reasons that might well include sweatshop virtual slavery or forced prostitution.

Get to your embassy.

1) First of all, you say you lost your passport. Where is it now? Did you throw it away on the advice of the agent?

2) If you are applying for a social visit pass, I think you cant leave for 6 months, but a work pass allows you to go out.

3) What is your reason given to immigration department that you had no stamp in your passport for your entry into the country? If you had no stamp you could be detained immediately. Did you throw away your passport and thats why you dont have it to show immigration now? You could apply for another passport at your embassy, but there is still the problem of why there is no entry or fingerprints recorded in the immigration computer system. How was the agent going to fix that problem? If you get a new passport, that is the clue to the immigration police that something is wrong. I would say right now both you and the agent have about 99% chance of being arrested. You can apply for DP10 or DP11 visa but the visa wont be approved without your passport. At the approval stage in about 30 days, immigration will ask for your passport so they can chop it.  If you show a new passport with no stamps inside, and you "lost" your old passport, they will search the system for your entry and fingerprints. Not finding any, you will be detained and your visa application cancelled. If you are detained after being deported before, I have a strong doubt you will be deported a second time, you will go to the detention center at Kumunting and live in terrible conditions for 2 years.  You are in extreme danger right now, nevermind the agent. I dont think I or anyone can give your proper advice, I would get to your embassy for safety and consultation. Maybe the embassy can help you get out of the country before you are caught by immigration police.

4) why do you want to be here with no money or job? Why are you here?

Im not an expert in dealing with law-breaking situations but I said whatever I know about this based on the little information here.  As Fred said, I would get to your embassy for help and not rely on what I say.  But I'll tell you this, immigration officials know all the tricks, they deal with them everyday. I will guess heavy bribery may have come into the picture at times but you cant easily fool them. Im curious, how much money have you paid the agent so far?

The odd part I dont understand is why you did this in the first place. There are many legal ways to get a visa like a social visit pass, When you were deported the first time, why didnt you go back and collect more money and better answers? Certainly you had some money, you paid the agent, yes? You didnt have to do this and potentially bring a world of problems on yourself.

TYPES OF PASS/VISA

EP-1-e1438071378246

EMPLOYMENT PASS I

Hiring company is registered with the Expatriate Services Division (ESD)
Basic monthly salary of RM5000 and above
Minimum 2 years of valid employment contract
Highest educational certificate (Degree holder and above) or equivalent working experience
Spouse and Children (below 18 years old) are eligible for Dependent Pass
Renewable based on certain requirements
EP-2-e1438071252872

EMPLOYMENT PASS II

Hiring company is registered with the Expatriate Services Division (ESD)
Basic monthly salary of RM5000 and above
Maximum 2 years of valid employment contract
Highest educational certificate (Degree holder and above) or equivalent working experience
Spouse and Children (below 18 years old) eligible for Dependent Pass
Renewable based on certain requirements
EP-31-e1438071422587

EMPLOYMENT PASS III

Hiring company is registered with the Expatriate Services Division (ESD)
Basic monthly salary between RM 2,500 to RM 4,999
Maximum 1 year of valid Employment Contract
Highest educational certificate (Degree and above) or equivalent working experience
Spouse and Children (below 18 years old) are NOT eligible for Dependent Pass
Renewable of maximum 2 times (subject to review)
Obtained approval from the KDN (Ministry of Home Affairs)
EP-3-e1438067692158

PROFESSIONAL VISIT PASS (PVP) / TRAINING PASS

Short term assignment to provide technical support to their customers in Malaysia
Give training or to receive training such as internship program with a company located in Malaysia
Pass usually lasts in a period of 1 month and not more than 12 months
EP-2-e1438071252872

RESIDENT PASS

Have worked in Malaysia for 3 years.
Holds a valid Employment Pass at the time of application.
Holds a PhD/Master’s/Degree or Diploma in any discipline from a recognized university or a professional/competency certificate from a recognized professional institute.
Possess 5 years of total work experience.
Earns a gross taxable income of RM144,000 per annum.
Have an income tax file number in Malaysia and have paid income tax for at least 2 years.

Dependent-Pass-e1438074850655
DEPENDENT PASS

Legal spouse of an Employment Pass Holder
Children below 18 years old of an Employment Pass Holder
NOT eligible to convert to an Employment Pass
Guardian-Visa

GUARDIAN PASS

Immediate parent of student(s) studying in Malaysia
NOT eligible to convert to an Employment Pass
Student-Pass1

STUDENT PASS

A pass for Expatriate’s children who is studying in an International School in Malaysia
A Multiple Entry Visa (MEV) will be issued for ease of travel between Malaysia and their home country

Malaysia is one of the toughest country to obtain long term visas unless you submit to them some proper valid documentation. Also remember that getting Resident ship or Citizenship in Malaysia is ain't that easy because Malaysia is very much protects its Heritage in terms of an Islamic Nation.

There are few ways of getting into Malaysia as;

1) Students (6 months or 1 years renewable visa)

2) Parents (Guardian for Students) (6 months or 1 years renewable visa)

3) Parents (Aged above 60 years old) (6 Months or 1 year renewal visa)

4) Professionals (2 years or 5 years renewable visa) (Lawyers, Doctors, Business people or Skill workers)

5) Workers (1 years renewable visa) from the selected source Countries (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Myanmar, Philipines and others). Kindly refer to -www.imi.gov.my

6) Long Term Business stay or Retirement  (10 years renewable visa) (Malaysia My Second Home Programme) --     -www.mm2h.gov.my

If you are already in Malaysia and having some problems, don't get panic. Please refer to this Malaysian Immigration portal;

-https://eservices.imi.gov.my/myimms/enqApplSts

(Carefully copy and paste the above link to your Google or Explorer Internet Search bar and enter this page)

This page has no English language selection or other language translation, The language exposure on that page is Malay. So all you need to do is to follow the below instruction on - "How to ensure your visa is valid / faked / cancelled".

1) Type in your Passport Number on [*No. Dokumen]

2) Choose your Country on [*Warganegara]

3) Enter your Visa Application Date or entry to Malaysia date and followed by the date today [Tarikh Permohonan}

4) Then choose [Pilih Semua] on your right - beside the "selection bar" on the portal.

5) And "click" on [Carian]

A simple 5 steps to find out the "Date and validity" of your Travelling Document in Malaysia.

If you don't find any information on the portal, You have no records of entering into Malaysia. Kindly refer to the Immigration Department as there must be some technical issues. Don't get panic.

If you find some dates and some information in Malay language, translate it into English and you will find put your current status in Malaysia.

Always stay connected to the Malaysian Immigration Website or portal to get latest information. Learn more about Visas and its application before some action.

Get some good advises around. Malaysia is very safe if you follow its Rules and Regulations. A peaceful living Country in South East Asia.

I hope the above information feeds your requirement. If you have any further queries. Do not hesitate to leave me a message.

"Unique friends" doesn't google.
Is it some sort of legal company and how much do they charge?

Also, how can an illegal immigrant trust them and why should they go to them rather than an embassy?