How long is the visa for studying in Malaysia? What are the precautions for visa processing in Malaysia?

Everyone should know that everything is time-sensitive, and so is the visa. You need to renew your visa after it arrives, so that you can stay in that country. What are the visa procedures and precautions in Malaysia?

The Malaysian student visa is valid for one year. Visa holders are allowed to enter the country for a period of time from the date of issuance of the visa, and then they need to apply for a new visa. Malaysia has a high visa success rate. Under normal circumstances, as long as the school passes the exam and pays the school's international study application fee and physical examination (the physical examination can't show the liver), the school will help the school apply for the anti-visa letter from the Malaysian Immigration Bureau. After receiving the counter-visa letter, the success rate of sending it to the Malaysian Embassy in China for visa processing is 100%.

The first student visa applied by counter-signing letter is a student visa valid for 3 months. After students register in the past school and pay tuition fees, they need to hand over their visas to the special visa department of the school to help them change their student visas. The student visas are valid for one year and will be changed every year before their visas expire.

When applying for a visa, it takes about 7 days to review the school's offer. The basic materials will be reviewed for about 7 days, and the visa progress will be 15%. Examination materials, transcripts, diplomas, notarial certificates, photos, etc. Domestic universities, progress 30%, time 14-30 days. The materials enter the immigration office for qualification examination. At this time, the progress is between 60% and 75%, and the time is 14~30 days. Verify the information, countersign and issue a countersign letter. The progress is 80~90%, and the time is about 14 days.

Matters needing attention in handling Malaysian visas: Social visas are issued to China citizens for travel, visiting relatives and friends and business activities. Valid for three months, stay 14 days. The Malaysian Immigration Bureau cancelled the one-month business visa issued to China citizens. The longest stay for visiting relatives in Malaysia is 6 months. The parties who work, study and live in Malaysia (Malaysian citizens, China citizens are married to them) apply to the Immigration Bureau. Proof of kinship is required when applying for a visa. People who come to Malaysia need to bring at least RM 500 in cash. The Immigration Bureau is strict with China tourists (individual tourists), especially women under 30. Those who travel to and from Malaysia many times in a short period of time will be repatriated by the original plane. The Malaysian Immigration Bureau has the right to refuse entry to foreigners who have criminal records, lack economic means and lie about the purpose of coming to Malaysia.