Duration of stay on a Malaysia tourist visa

1.Chinese citizens holding diplomatic and service passports can enter Malaysia visa-free for 30 days, and Chinese citizens holding official passports and ordinary passports need to obtain a visa before leaving Malaysia.

2.Chinese citizens should apply for visas outside Malaysia in advance and can only enter Malaysia at the airport.

3.Chinese tourists entering the country through Malaysia's Johor Bahru Port and Kuala Lumpur Airport can apply for a visa on arrival.

4.Visiting tour groups from China can apply for a group visa at the port, provided that the Malaysian travel agency is authorized by the General Directorate of Immigration and has been registered. Passengers arriving on Tioman Island in Pahang via a third country can apply for a visa on arrival if they can present a valid return ticket.

5.Travellers intending to enter Malaysia are required to hold a valid passport or approved travel document that is valid for at least 6 months and has at least 1 blank visa page.

6.The main types of Malaysian visas are as follows:

1) Ordinary visa: issued to foreign nationals visiting Malaysia for tourism, visiting relatives and friends, and engaging in business activities. The ordinary visa cannot be extended, but if you cannot return to your home country in time due to health reasons or flight problems, you can go to the immigration bureau to apply for an extension with a certificate issued by the relevant hospital and airline.

2) Work and student visas.

3) Family visit visa.

4) Entri: This is a Malaysian entry document, the applicant can stay in Malaysia for 15 days with ENTRI, but the applicant can only apply for an Entri entry document letter once in three months, and it must be a direct flight from China to Malaysia.

5) Malaysia eVisa: It is only applicable to applicants traveling to Malaysia for tourism, and the applicant is required to provide a reservation form for machine wine.

The Malaysian tourist visa can stay for up to 30 days after entering the country, and the visa is valid for 90 days.

In November 2015, Malaysia's Minister of Tourism and Culture Nazri said that he would implement visa-free travel for groups of more than two people before the 2016 Lunar New Year, further relaxing the visa-free conditions for Chinese groups, but with an additional condition, that is, tourists must purchase travel packages recognized by Malaysia and China**.

Chinese citizens should apply for visas abroad to Malaysia, and individual Chinese tourists entering Malaysia from Thailand or Singapore can apply for port visas at the port of entry. Chinese tour groups to Malaysia can apply for port group visas, but the Malaysian side of the host travel agency must be authorized by the General Administration of Immigration of Malaysia in advance and have been filed. To encourage tourism, passengers arriving in Tioman Island in Papaham via a third country can apply for a visa on arrival if they can present a valid return ticket.

Malaysia Student Visa Policy: Malaysia** has introduced a new visa policy, which prohibits foreigners from entering the country with a visa on arrival, and then looking for a tertiary institution to enroll in a course before applying for a student visa. All foreigners who want to study in Malaysia must apply for a student visa through ** in advance, and after being reviewed and verified that all conditions are met, they can come to Malaysia to study.

The Malaysian visa is valid for 90 days and can be stayed for 30 days.

1. If you are applying for a multiple visa to Malaysia, it is best to have been to Malaysia and have no record of violations of laws and regulations.

2. Applicants for blank passports may be denied visas.

3. Chinese citizens whose passports are issued in Xinjiang need to provide a copy of their ID card.

4. If there is a valid Malaysian visa in the passport, it cannot be processed.

5. Chinese citizens holding diplomatic and service passports can enter Malaysia visa-free.

Summary. It generally takes 5-10 working days to apply for a Malaysian visa (weekends, Chinese public holidays, and public holidays of the visa country are not counted as working days) The Malaysian visa is valid for 90 days and can be stayed for 30 days. Malaysia visa refers to the procedures required to travel from China to Malaysia.

A visa is a permit issued by a country's ** authorities in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country for foreigners who apply to enter, exit or pass through the country.

How long does it take to get a Malaysian visa?

It generally takes 5-10 working days to apply for a Malaysian visa (weekends, Chinese public holidays, and public holidays of the visa country are not counted as working days) The Malaysian visa is valid for 90 days and can be stayed for 30 days. Malaysia visa refers to the procedures required to travel from China to Malaysia. A visa is a permit issued by a country's ** authorities in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country for foreigners who apply to enter, exit or pass through the country.

Application Process 1: The visa applicant determines the purpose and itinerary of the visa applicant. 2. Log in to the official website of the Malaysian Embassy in China** for information about visa application information and the list of required materials. 3. Prepare materials (the visa application form can be obtained from the Immigration Bureau **** or from the embassy or consulate in China).

4. Go to the visa office of the Malaysian embassy or consulate in China to go through the visa procedures and pay the visa fee. 5. Wait for the review of the embassy or consulate. 6. After getting the visa, you should carefully check whether the information on the visa is correct, especially whether the start and end time of the visa validity period and the number of days of stay are consistent with the application, whether the personal information on the visa such as the name is spelled correctly, and if you find any errors, you should contact the visa office of the embassy or consulate in time.

Malaysia issues entry visas that are valid for 3 months and allow for a stay of 30 days. Documents required for Malaysia visa: Valid passport valid for at least 6 months; 2 recent two-inch personal ID photos (color on white background); Visa application form (completed, signed and dated).

If you are applying for a multiple-entry visa to Malaysia, it is best to have been to Malaysia and have no record of violations of laws and regulations; Applicants for blank passports may be denied visas; Chinese nationals whose passports are issued in Xinjiang need to provide a copy of their ID card; If you still have a valid Malaysian visa in your passport, you will not be able to apply for it. Chinese citizens holding diplomatic and service passports can enter Malaysia visa-free.

Generally, applicants will choose when applying for an e-visa online, and if the applicant applies for an e-visa, the stay period is 30 days; If the applicant chooses Entri, the period of stay is 15 days.

Therefore, the duration of stay of the Malaysia eVisa depends on the type of visa applied for by the applicant, and the applicant can stay in Malaysia for a few days if he chooses a visa for a few days of stay, but both visas are valid for a single chain.

If the applicant wants to fast-track entry to Malaysia, and the applicant has not stayed in Malaysia for a long time, he can choose to apply for Entri, which can quickly obtain a visa and will not be denied entry, but Entri can only be applied once within three months, and cannot be applied frequently.

If the applicant wants to stay in Malaysia for a few more days, he can choose to apply for an e-visa for a 30-day stay, that is, the visa may be issued a few days later, but it is generally only 4-5 working days to be issued, and there is no application limit for the e-visa for a 30-day stay, and the applicant can apply at any time, but it is recommended not to apply frequently.