Not enough people have re-registered to vote in four countries chosen for overseas polling stations in September's presidential election, the Elections Commission (EC) has said.
The EC extended the deadline for online re-registration from Tuesday to Wednesday due to low response.
EC Vice President Ismail Habeeb said in a tweet that not enough people have re-registered for ballot boxes to be placed in Thailand, Abu Dhabi, Japan and Singapore.
The countries confirmed for polling stations so far include India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and England.
Despite the deadline of Wednesday for online registration, forms can be submitted in person until Saturday.
About 9000 people re-registered as of last Saturday. This was a low figure compared to previous elections.
A total of 600 ballot boxes are to be kept this year. Nearly 280,000 people are eligible to vote in the presidential election, according to the EC.
