Do I need a visa from China to Malaysia?

China citizens usually need a visa to go to Malaysia, but there are also some visa-free or landing visa cases. China citizens need visas to go to Malaysia, including tourist visas, business visas and student visas. Tourist visas are applicable to Malaysia for sightseeing, vacation, visiting relatives and other purposes; Business visa is suitable for business activities, meetings, negotiations and other purposes in Malaysia; The student visa is applicable for the purpose of studying, further study or attending training courses in Malaysia. Visa processing usually needs to provide corresponding materials, such as invitation letter, dispatch letter, business registration certificate, admission notice, academic certificate, language proficiency certificate, etc. There are also some visa-free or landing visa cases. For example, China citizens with diplomatic and official passports can enter Malaysia visa-free for 30 days. China citizens who travel to Malaysia for tourism or business can apply for visas on arrival if they enter Malaysia through Johor Bahru Port and Kuala Lumpur Airport. In addition, Malaysia implements a visa-free policy for China citizens within 30 days of entry, but certain conditions must be met, such as at least two people visiting Malaysia in groups, and registered travel agencies are registered with the Malaysian Ministry of Tourism and Culture.