Indonesia's dynamic socio-economic conditions make the workforce migrate to Malaysia, a neighboring cognate country that has a long history and many similarities in terms of culture, race, or language. But, the low level of Indonesian migrant education and the complicated procedural departure, as well as the lack of implementation of government regulations, make many workers choose to migrate illegally even though have a high-risk impact and it makes the problem of Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia still unresolved and very complex.