How to travel to Kuala Lumpur with a passport?

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Visa information

Applying for a Malaysian visa is still one of the easiest countries for China people, but it is not landing visa. The required materials are as follows: passport (valid for more than half a year)? Two recent 2-inch color photos on a white background (the Visa Center also provides photography services, 30 yuan)? Visa fee:? 80 yuan? Service charge:? 70 yuan?

Tips: From 20 12 10 and 15, Malaysian embassies and consulates will no longer accept visa business, and all of them will be handled by Malaysian one-stop visa center, and 70 yuan service fee will be charged. Please see the specific address of the visa center below. You can also find your own travel agency. ?

What is the location and contact information of the visa center?

Beijing: Floor 1, Fu Sheng Building, No.37 Maizidian Street, Liangmaqiao, Chaoyang District, Beijing? 0 10-659 13473/659 13492?

Shanghai: Floor 2, No.682, Huang Jincheng Road, Changning District, Shanghai? 02 1-62 12 1700/62 12 1702?

Guangzhou: CITIC Plaza Office Building/Building KLOC-0/9/Unit KLOC-0/909, No.233 Tianhe North Road, Guangzhou? 020-38772766? /? 38773262?

Working hours: 9:00- 12:30 to accept applications? 14:00- 17:00? Get a visa? Transit sign? Malaysia once provided China citizens with landing visa, but it was cancelled on 20 10. Instead, it is a transit visa. There are so many potential regulations that people are angry about visas (see tips). ? This really can't be called a visa. This is only a temporary entry permit. The application condition is that there must be an air ticket to a third country within 120 hours. Can stay in Malaysia 120 hours. ? Venue: 2nd floor, LCCT entry port, Kuala Lumpur? Issued by counter KLIA 2 1-23? Cost:? Free? Tips:

You must enter and leave the same airport before crossing the border. (KLIA and LCCT are counted together, that is to say: KLIA enters the country, LCCT leaves the country, or LCCT enters the country, and KLIA leaves the country, and you can also apply for a transit visa. Including KLIA2 to be repaired in the future?

2.？ Because of the wonderful work of the border inspection department in China, no country can leave the country without a visa. Therefore, you can't go directly to Malaysia to apply for a visa on arrival without a visa.

3.？ China's border defense only recognizes that Malaysia has a 72-hour transit visa. Tourists who need to stay in Malaysia for more than 72 hours after leaving home are prevented from leaving the country. Entering Malaysia from a third country 120 hours is no problem.

4.？ The bus sign cannot be extended. ?

5.？ Not all airports support transit visas, but major airports such as Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Kota Kinabalu do.

6.？ From the mainland to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan via Malaysia, you should not need a transit visa, right?

Embassy information

1. Visa Office of Malaysian Embassy? Address: No.2 Liangmaqiao North Street, Sanlitun, Chaoyang District, Beijing? Tel: 010-65322531/32/33 to the visa office?

2. Visa Office of Malaysian Consulate General in Shanghai? Address: Room 0 1 04, 9th Floor, Block B, Dongyin Building, No.500 Ruby Road, Changning District, Shanghai? Tel: 02 1-60900390?

3. Visa Office of Malaysian Consulate General in Guangzhou? Address: Room1915-1965438, CITIC Plaza, No.233 Tianhe North Road, Guangzhou, Guangdong? Tel: 020-87395660, 38770766, 38770763 to the visa office.

4. Visa Office of Malaysian Consulate General in Kunming? Address: 40 1-405, Sakura Hotel, No.29 Dongfeng East Road, Kunming, Yunnan? Tel: 087 1-3 165888 to 624 1/6242?

Landing card

Tourists must hold their own passports and tourist visas that allow them to enter Malaysia, and tourists are not allowed to stay in Malaysia for an extended period. ? When entering the country, the customs will stamp and sign the passport to prove the time of entry, and issue an entry card, which will be returned to the customs when leaving the country. So, remember to take care of this card. ?

money

The currency of Malaysia is the Malaysian ringgit (MYR), and the unit is the ringgit (RM). ? Exchange rate: 1? CNY？ ≈? 0.48? MYR？ 1? Dollars? ≈? 3.00MYR？ Exchange: I can exchange RMB with you. Banks, airports and commercial centers in Malaysia can exchange money. Traveler's checks can also be cashed in the bank.

Credit card: Credit cards are widely accepted in Malaysia. Most high-end hotels, shopping centers, large restaurants and shops accept major international credit cards: Visa and MasterCard. You can also withdraw cash by credit card, but there will be a handling fee of 1% to 5%. ?

China UnionPay Card: China UnionPay opened POS card consumption business and ATM withdrawal business in Malaysia. All special merchants with "UnionPay" logo can accept UnionPay cards. Some merchants may not stick the "UnionPay" logo, and cardholders can take the initiative to show UnionPay cards and ask cashiers whether they can use them. There are thousands of ATMs in Malaysia that can use UnionPay cards to withdraw local currency. These ATMs are equipped with Chinese operation interfaces. UnionPay cards cannot be used for bank counter transfer and cash withdrawal outside China. There is no charge for swiping a card in Malaysia. Compared with other international credit card networks, there is no currency conversion fee ranging from 1%-2%. ?

Embassy and Consulate of China in Malaysia

China Embassy in Malaysia? Ambassador: Chai? Address: No.229 Anbang Road, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia? Postal code: 50450? Office phone number: (+06)? 03? 2 1428495?

Consular protection of China citizens: (+06)? 0 12? 3429829(24 hours)? E-mail :chinaemb_my@mfa.gov.cn

China citizen travel document/notarization/authentication:? Tel: (+06)? 03? 2 1645272 (2 pm to 5 pm)? Fax: (+06)? 03? 2 1636809? From:/Kuala Lumpur/Jing Chu/