Malaysian immigrant visa: the visa to Malaysia was cancelled.

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Malaysian immigrant visa: the visa to Malaysia was cancelled.

According to Sin Chew Daily in Malaysia, Datuk abdul rahman, director of the Malaysian Immigration Bureau, announced on June 38+03 that Malaysia will officially cancel the visa on arrival (VOA) in Malaysian immigrant visas from August 65+06 last year.

In other words, all foreign nationals must apply for a visa at the Malaysian embassy or consulate before entering Malaysia.

He issued a statement saying that the Cabinet Special Committee on Foreign Workers and Illegal Immigrants decided to cancel the measures of issuing visas on arrival to nationals of several countries.

"The visa-on-arrival measures will be cancelled because the relevant visas have been abused, which has had a negative impact on us."

Deputy Prime Minister Stan Muyudin announced in early August that entry points in Malaysia would no longer issue visas on arrival because visas were seriously abused.

The visa-on-arrival measure was implemented on September 1 day, 2006, to tie in with Malaysia Tourism Year 2007, and tourists from 23 countries spent RM 100 to enjoy the tour. These countries include China, India, Myanmar and Pakistan.

Due to the increasing abuse, the government gradually canceled the beneficiary countries, leaving only China, Indian and Bangladeshi, and the visa period was shortened from 30 days to 14 days.