I. Type of visa
The types of visas in Malaysia are mainly divided into:
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1. Ordinary visa
To foreign citizens who travel to Malaysia, visit relatives and friends and engage in business activities. It is valid for three months and can stay for 30 days at a time. Ordinary visas cannot be extended, but if you can't return to China in time due to health reasons or flight problems, you can apply for visa extension at the Immigration Bureau with certificates issued by relevant hospitals and airlines.
2. Electronic signature (e-visa, ENTRI
From March 20 1 June1day, Chinese mainland citizens can apply for Malaysian electronic visa (eVISA) and visa exemption (ENTRi) on designated websites. After successful application, you can enter Malaysia with the visa paper printed on A4 paper!
3. Transit visa
Those who already have a third-country visa and a joint ticket can apply for transit visas at ports such as Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Kuala Lumpur Second International Airport. The transit visa is valid for one time and the stay time is no more than 5 days. China citizens are generally unable to apply for transit visas at small and medium-sized ports such as Penang International Airport, Kuching International Airport and Kota Kinabalu International Airport.
visa
Must be consistent with the purpose of entry, and the restricted ports of different types of visas must be confirmed in advance. ENTRI/eVISA must have a printed copy.
These include:
1. To apply for a business visa, an invitation letter must be provided at the same time.
2.eNTRI/eVISA only allows tourists to enter the country once.
ENTRI must leave China and return to China.
The only ports of entry from North Malaysia are Penang International Airport and Langkawi International Airport.
Three. cash
Carry at least 500 dollars or more than 2000 ringgit with you. (for inspection)
If you carry more than 65,438+00,000 dollars in foreign currency or traveler's checks, you need to fill in the customs form No.22 (Borangkastam No.22) for declaration. (The specific provisions shall be subject to the official website of Royal Malaysian Customs Administration in www.customs/gov.my/en. ..
Four. Inlet seal
Please pay attention to check whether the immigration officer correctly left the entry stamp on the passport. If there is no entry stamp or the wrong stay time is filled in, the exit will be blocked.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Other precautions
1. Try to prepare return air tickets, proof of accommodation, complete itinerary and other materials.
2. Members of the delegation shall enter the country in a centralized way, and each of them shall have an entry permit.
3. If the entry is blocked, you should patiently communicate with Malaysian immigration officials, truthfully explain the situation, provide relevant certification materials as much as possible, avoid verbal or violent contact, and cooperate with the other party to release.
4. In case of unfair treatment, please write down the name or number on the badge of the law enforcement officer, remember the exact time of the incident, and collect and save relevant evidence, so that you can complain to the competent department of the Malaysian Immigration Bureau afterwards or defend your rights through judicial channels.
Visit Malaysian immigrant official website directly and fill in the English version of the complaint in detail:
http://app.imi.gov.my/feedback/index.php? Lang =2
Or call the consulate general's insurance number.
Even if you hold a valid visa and passport, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau still has the right to refuse entry and repatriate if it considers that you do not meet the entry conditions (such as criminal record, lack of financial ability, etc.). ). Or suspect that your entry purpose does not match the visa type.