Do I need a visa to go to Malaysia? Asking for information

China passport to Malaysia visa-free, namely landing visa.

Visa on arrival: refers to the fact that the applicant does not directly obtain visas from other countries from the host country, but arrives at the port of the country with his passport and the entry permit certificate issued by the relevant authorities of the country, and then issues the visa. Visa on arrival is usually unilateral.

Holders of ordinary China passports for diplomatic, official and business purposes can enter Malaysia visa-free for 30 days. China citizens with ordinary passports should still obtain visas before going to Malaysia. It should be noted that although you can apply for a business visa-free passport, you can only enter from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Kuala Lumpur Second International Airport. Other small and medium-sized ports have no right to apply for visa-free entry. Please confirm before you leave.

It is also convenient to apply for a tourist visa in Malaysia. You only need to apply for an electronic visa. The materials prepared are not as complicated as before. Just apply for an e-visa online and fill in the personal information form on the computer. Then prepare your passport. Passports do not need to be submitted. They are used for scanning. And the passport is valid for more than six months, counting from the day you apply for a visa.

There are also electronic photos, two inches on a white background. Because the Malaysian Immigration Bureau has very strict requirements for photos. If your photos were not taken in a regular photo studio, and the photos that were not taken in accordance with the requirements did not meet the requirements, your application will be rejected. Electronic visa is issued by the system, so the time is not very accurate. Be sure to reserve the application time for yourself so as not to delay the plan to travel to Malaysia.