Malaysian visa latest policy 2023

1. Malaysia visa application

Tourists entering Malaysia need to hold a valid passport with a validity period of at least 6 months, and a valid Malaysian visa, which is valid for 3 months and can be applied once Enter the stay for 30 days.

1) Go to the embassy or consulate to apply for a visa by yourself. Required information

(1) Passport: original passport and photocopy of the passport photo page. The passport should be valid for more than six months (calculated from the date of entry) and have at least one blank visa page.

(2) Two recent 2-inch personal ID photos (color on white background)

(3) Pick up a visa application form and an application registration form at the visa office counter, on-site Fill in and paste the photo (please consult the visa officer for details)

Visa fee: RMB 200

Processing time: about three days.

2) Find a travel agency/Taobao agent to apply for a Malaysian visa. Required information

(1) Personal passport valid for more than 6 months

(2) 2 pieces 2-inch color photo with white background

(3) Notes (personal information, contact information, which country visa is required, travel time, etc.)

Visa fee: about 230

Processing time: about five days 2. Malaysia transit visa (TRANSITPASS) processing

Malaysia has completely canceled visas on arrival since August 15, 2010, but Chinese citizens can still apply for free in Malaysia. Transit visa (TransitPass) treatment.

Conditions for obtaining Malaysia’s “transit visa”:

Hold a Chinese passport, and the passport must be valid for more than 6 months when applying

Only available in Kuala Lumpur Airport (KLIA and LCCT) application

Take the "Country A-Malaysia" flight to Malaysia

Stay in Malaysia for no more than 5 days.

Leave Malaysia with a "Malaysia-Country B" ticket (it is not necessary to depart from the Malaysian city where you arrive)

Processing fee: free

Stay time : 5 days (including two days of arrival and departure). Note that the transit visa is definitely not 120 hours or 72 hours! It is 5 days.

Malaysian transit visa application process

(1) On the plane, fill in a triple Malaysia "white card", including entry form, exit form, customs declaration form and sign ( When applying for a transit visa, the visa officer will check the exit card)

(2) After getting off the plane, take the elevator to the arrival hall on the second floor with the flow of people. You will see a yellow light box sign directly in front of the elevator entrance. In English, it says Immigration Department in Chinese below, follow the red line.

(3) You can clearly see the red BUREUDECHANGE sign (BankIslam’s foreign currency exchange office). Next door to the right is a Border Inspection and Immigration Bureau counter window (facing a large row of immigration counters), with a sign next to it. There was a note saying "VISAONARRIVAL" and there were several rows of chairs in front of the counter.

(4) Print the ticket for the next flight (note: it is a ticket to a third country, such as Indonesia. Do not give him all the tickets, otherwise you will be asked a lot of questions that could have been avoided. For example, questions such as where you come from and where you are going), give him your passport and entry form, tell the staff that you need "TransitVISA", and then wait on the chair outside.

(5) After waiting for 5-10 minutes, the staff will call your Chinese name and collect your passport. Transit visa is free.

(6) Queue up at the "Foreign Passport Entry Counter" to pass the border inspection. Note that unless there is an emergency and inform the police on duty, you cannot go through the Malaysian Immigration Counter and will be stopped!

(7) Go down to the first floor to pick up your luggage

(8) Your luggage and carry-on luggage must go through the customs X-ray machine inspection and hand over the customs declaration form 3. Passport

Exit The first thing you need to do when entering the country is to apply for a passport

Note: A passport is a certificate issued by a country when its citizens enter or leave the country, travel or stay abroad. Legal documents of citizenship and identity.

The following takes Beijing residents as an example to explain the specific procedures for applying for a passport

(1) Bring your ID card or household registration book to the police station or public security sub-county bureau for entry and exit management where your household registration is located. Go to the relevant departments, the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, or the participating travel agencies to obtain the "Application Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Border) for Private Purposes" (hereinafter referred to as the "Application Form")

(2) Fill in the application form.

(3) Submit application. When submitting the application, you must bring the following materials

A. The originals of your ID card and household registration book, as well as copies of the first page of the household registration book, personal information page, change page and ID card.

B. Original completed application form.

C. One color photo that meets the requirements.

(4) Get your passport. After the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau accepts the application, the time for approval, production and issuance of the passport is 14 working days. When picking up a passport, you must bring your ID card or household registration book, the "receipt receipt" for picking up the passport and the 200 yuan production fee.

The Exit and Entry Administration Office of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau will destroy the documents that have not been collected 3 months after the date of collection indicated on the "receipt".