Johor State, Malaysia, revokes the network school license and orders a full closure effective July 22.

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Malaysia’s Johor State has revoked the license of Network School, a digital nomad initiative tied to a network upgrade in its operational model. The institution must fully shut down by July 22. The decision followed an investigation into allegations that it assisted Israeli citizens in entering Malaysia. Immigration confirmed all documents were valid. The state based its announcement on on-site reports, law enforcement data, and company statements.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: The Johor state government of Malaysia has officially revoked the business license of Network School, a digital nomad community founded by former Coinbase CTO and investor Balaji Srinivasan, requiring the institution to cease all operations in Forest City effective July 22.

The project was previously reported on social media for allegedly assisting Israeli citizens in entering Malaysia and was subsequently subjected to a special investigation. Immigration authorities verified that all relevant individuals held compliant and valid travel documents. The state government stated that the decision to revoke the license was based on a comprehensive review of on-site inspection reports, enforcement records, and the company’s statements. (Reuters)

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