How to get a visa for China-Malaysia-Brunei-Malaysia-China?

If it meets Malaysia's transit visa policy, a Malaysian visa is not required.

Malaysian transit visa TWOV. Citizens with China passports will go to a third country via Kuala Lumpur with a transit ticket, and their stay time will not exceed 120 hours. They don't need to apply for a Malaysian visa in advance, and they can apply for a Malaysian free transit visa (KLIA or KLIA 2) at Kuala Lumpur Airport. The conditions for applying for a transit visa include ①. Passport must be valid for more than 6 months from the date of entry into Kuala Lumpur; ②/kloc-the electronic travel itinerary of the third-country joint ticket confirmed by Kuala Lumpur within 0/20 hours.

According to Malaysia's transit visa policy, as long as the guarantor stays in Kuala Lumpur for less than 5 days under the transit visa, he can transit through Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia through the transit visa.

Details of Malaysian transit signs are as follows:

1. transit sign residence time: 120 hours (5 days). The arrival day and the departure day are counted as a whole day, and each one is ***5 days before and after. 120 hours is relative to the arrival and transfer time, so it can be counted as days.

2. The location and entry and exit rules are the same:

(1), location. Walk all the way to the arrival hall of KLIA airport without any fees and filling out forms. Line up directly in the arrival hall of terminal B 13 to B 16 of KLIA2.

(2) Follow the entry and exit rules of the same port, and generally need to follow the entry and exit principle of the same port (one port of entry). However, since KLIA2 is a low-cost terminal (AirAsia and Maswings), it is two different terminals from KLIA 1 where traditional airlines are located, but there is no problem in transferring KLIA2 to KLIA 1 or vice versa.

3. Go to East Malaysia with a transit sign (Sabah, Sabah, Sarawak, Sarawak): Although the stamp of the transit sign mentions that you are allowed to enter and stay in West Malaysia and Sabah, I suggest not to go to East Malaysia with a transit sign. The Embassy of China in Malaysia mentioned that "China citizens need to complete Malaysian visas in advance. You also need to complete the transit visa to Sabah and Sarawak in advance. If the Malaysian visa is not completed to enter (cross) Sabah and Sarawak, it will be refused entry according to Malaysian law and will be repatriated to the origin of the flight. "

4. If the passport has stickers, please follow the policy of using stickers before using transit stickers: if the passport has ordinary stickers, the visa officer must use the stickers first, and then if there is another transfer to a third country via Kuala Lumpur, the transit visa will be granted.

5. Reference materials

(1), the transit visa policy of the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

② Information of China Consular Service Network: It is mentioned that "holders of third-country visas and joint air tickets can apply for transit visas at 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. A valid and unused Malaysian visa will usually be refused to apply for a transit visa. " The above explanation can't explain Malaysia's China passport transit visa policy very accurately, but according to the experience of the landlord and my friend, even if there is no third country visa, the non-connecting ticket can still be used for transit visa, provided that it conforms to Malaysia's policy. At this point, I successfully left Zhuhai/Shenzhen and went to Mauritius (visa-free) and Brunei (landing visa) via Macau/Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur respectively.

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