Chang & Daut appears on LPPSA's registered panel-firm list with an office at UNIT B-6-3A, BLOCK B, LEVEL 6, AEROPOD COMMERCIAL SQUARE, JALAN AEROPOD, OFF JALAN KEPAYAN in Sabah and a published telephone contact (088-221869). The government-hosted listing confirms a public office record. It does not, by itself, establish that the firm specializes in immigration, citizenship, tax, or private-client work.
The LPPSA entry verifies the office but does not publish immigration practice categories. A prospective client seeking MM2H, PVIP, an Employment Pass, a Dependant Pass, or longer-term status should request a written scope naming the responsible practitioner, filing authority, required documents, excluded charges, and the process for handling complications or refusals.
The Premium Visa Programme (PVIP) follows Malaysian immigration procedures and has conditions distinct from ordinary residence and employment permissions. Clients considering the Kota Kinabalu office listed for Chang & Daut should confirm the exact authority, submission channel, lawyer responsible, and whether corporate, property, or tax work is included or separately instructed.
Passports Forum presents this profile as a starting point for independent due diligence. Clients are encouraged to describe the scope purchased, filing support received, government or third-party charges, response quality, and whether risks were explained before engagement.