Malaysian study visa validity and expired renewal

Chinese students who apply to enter Malaysia for the first time must go to the Malaysian Consulate with their passports to go through counter-visa procedures after obtaining the student entry visa approval letter from the Malaysian Immigration Bureau. After the counter-visa is obtained, you must enter Malaysia within the validity period. When students go through immigration procedures at the immigration office at the airport, immigration officials will stamp the entry stamp on the student's passport and indicate the period of stay (usually 2-3 weeks).

After students enter the country, register with the college and pay the first year’s tuition, their passports can be handed over to the college, and the college will handle the visa procedures on behalf of the students. No matter what course the student is studying, as long as you are a full-time student and register and pay the tuition fee, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau will grant the student a one-year student visa at a time.

Student visas can be single-entry or multiple-entry. Students must indicate their requirements when applying. The Malaysian Immigration Bureau charges Chinese students a visa renewal fee of RM90.00 (approximately US$25) per year. After the study visa in West Asia expires, students need to renew it. If you want to renew your visa, you need to pay a fine and prove what you were doing during your stay. It would be best if you have a certificate from a hospital or other legal reasons. Student visas can be for single entry or multiple entry. Students must indicate their requirements when applying. The Malaysian Immigration Bureau charges Chinese students a visa renewal fee of RM90.00 (approximately US$25) per year. /zd/xx