I plan to travel to Malaysia and Thailand in September. What visa do I need?

You can apply for a tourist visa at any travel agency in China. The price is cheap, about 500 RMB. I think your route is very problematic, wasting time and money.

First of all, if you want to go to Malaysia first, you should plan the air tickets from Thailand to China, which will save time and money. If you insist, you don't need to apply for a visa to return to Malaysia from Thailand because you have a departure ticket.

At the same time, you can also apply for visas on arrival. There are two steps. But this price is more expensive. The Malaysian landing visa 330 ringgit alone costs about 660 RMB. How to choose is up to you.

Step 1: Apply for visa on arrival in Thailand.

When you get off the plane, go to the entry-exit passport check point, and you will see the visa counter on arrival in the visa on arrival. After receiving the free form, post a 2-inch photo (there is no photo, and there is a quick imaging point nearby) and give your passport to the visa officer, plus 1000 baht. Wait ten minutes. You can apply for a visa (not a sticker, just a stamp on the passport page). In addition, sometimes they will check "/kloc-round-trip air tickets, travel itinerary and 5000 baht in cash within 0/5 days".

Step 2: Apply for visa on arrival in Malaysia.

China tourists who wish to enter Malaysia from other countries can apply for visas on arrival at the Malaysian Entry-Exit Office.

The visa on arrival is for tourist use only and is valid for 14 days.

Visitors are required to show their valid round-trip air tickets within 14 days when applying for visas on arrival.

The application fee for a visa on arrival is 330 ringgit. Entry-exit checkpoints providing visa services on arrival include Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Penang International Airport, Johor Sinava International Airport, Sarawak Kuching International Airport and Kota Kinabalu International Airport.