Malaysia's latest immigration policy February 2023

With the increase of flights to foreign countries, many friends choose to play abroad on holidays. In addition to the popular Thailand, many friends will choose to go to Malaysia. So what is Malaysia's latest immigration policy?

1, Malaysia's immigration policy does not require home isolation or isolation measures;

There is no need for nucleic acid detection and antigen detection (except for those with fever detected at the time of entry);

No vaccination certificate is required;

The Malaysian Ministry of Health will continue to implement all monitoring measures of the International Immigration Bureau. Once immigrants have fever symptoms detected by thermal energy sensors, they will be sent to medical institutions for further testing. If you are suspected of being infected with COVID-19, monkeypox, Middle East respiratory syndrome and other viruses, you must stay in hospital for treatment; If the result is negative, according to the epidemic prevention SOP, self-monitoring of health status is enough. All people who entered China in the past 14 days, or who had close contact with people from China, should be tested by RTK (Rapid Saliva Screening). Passengers are exempt from inspection after entering Malaysia unless confirmed.

Suggestion:

Whether you have a cold or fever or are infected with COVID-19, it is best not to enter the country, otherwise there will be a series of troubles;

If you don't have a fever and COVID-19 is negative, you can enter the country without any information about COVID-19, just like before the outbreak.

2. When entering the country, you need to bring the original passport (valid for at least 6 months), a copy of the first page of the passport (information page) and the original ID card;

Valid visa: 2 electronic signatures must be printed in color;

Vaccine proof (some airlines also require vaccine proof, so you must confirm with the airline first);

Round-trip air ticket &; Hotel reservation form (tourist sign);

Freshmen can enter the customs as freshmen with an OFFER (through when they arrive at Malaysia airport).

3. The first step of Malaysia's entry process-exit inspection: visas, passports and air tickets are required to pass the border inspection. After passing the border inspection, the staff will put a green "Pass" label on your ticket;

Step 2-Arrive in Malaysia: After arriving in Malaysia, follow the sign of the covered bridge, get on the car ferry (usually a small train or bus of the car ferry), and go to the inspection office of the arrival hall for entry inspection. Pay special attention to the whole process of leaving the country. You need to follow the signs of immigrants. If you can't find it, ask "Where is it?"

Immigrants? ";

The third step-exchange ringgit and buy a phone card. You can get off at the airport and buy or exchange ringgit on the bus ferry.

Step 4-Customs clearance: royal malaysian customs window is divided into Malay passport channel, foreigner passport channel, VIP channel and freshman channel (freshmen can pass through the freshman channel when they accept the OFFER, but the freshman channel is sometimes slower). You need to provide an electronic visa and passport when you go through customs. When you go through the customs, the customs officers will press and enter the fingerprints of your left and right index fingers. Customs officials may ask some questions, such as where to go to school in Malaysia, and answer them truthfully.

Step 5-Pick up the luggage: Pick up the luggage after Malaysia goes through customs, and leave the airport after picking up the luggage;

Step 6-Leave the airport: After passing the customs, you can leave the airport with your luggage.

Suggestion:

1. customs clearance in Malaysia is inefficient. Get off the plane and follow the instructions to get to the customs as soon as possible. If you change Malaysian ringgit first and then queue up, it will be much slower, so it is best to change Malaysian ringgit in the domestic market.

2. Airport WIFI is very slow, so it is best to open a domestic roaming package for a few days.

3. It is best to make an appointment to pick up the plane for the first time in the middle of the night, and there are fewer cars on the Internet at night.

4. Malaysia's epidemic prevention policy does not mandate wearing masks for outdoor activities, but it is best to wear masks indoors or in closed spaces, such as classrooms, shopping malls and buses! In addition, whether outdoors or indoors, keep a social distance.