How to get a visa to Malaysia with Hong Kong visa identification?

Malaysia Transit Visa (TWOV) can only be applied if the stay declared to the Malaysian Immigration Bureau does not exceed 120 hours.

1. Endurance tickets cannot exceed 120 hours.

You can only arrive at and leave the same airport. (e.g. arriving from Kuala Lumpur Cheap Airport and leaving from Kuala Lumpur Cheap Airport)

3. Passengers can arrive on AirAsia/other airline flights and transfer to/leave AirAsia/other airline flights; Just leave Kuala Lumpur.

4. Hold a valid durable air ticket and entry visa (SEV) or multiple entry visa (MEV) issued by one of the following seven (7) countries (1) and will travel to that country.

Country: Australia, New Zealand, USA, Japan, China, Taiwan Province Province, Korea. * If the passenger is going to a country other than the above countries, he will not be granted visa-free entry.

You must have a confirmed endurance ticket to the third country/the next country.

6. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months.

7. The printed itinerary and the original ticket must be presented. If you only show your itinerary number/reservation number, you will be refused entry.

8. The printed travel itinerary and the original ticket must be presented. If you only show your itinerary number/reservation number, you will be refused entry.

9. Possession of a valid long-term permit from a third country *.

China citizens still enjoy the treatment of applying for transit visas free of charge. The conditions for applying for a transit visa in Malaysia are: holding a valid passport in China (the passport must be valid for more than 6 months), the passenger must guarantee to return to China, and transfer from Malaysia to a third country with a valid ticket. The financial resources during the transit in Malaysia prove that the passengers entering the country by international cruise ships must be "transit passengers" and must arrive and leave Malaysia from the same airport or port. Passengers can leave the airport or port with a transit pass issued free of charge, and the stay period is 120 hours (5 days), which cannot be extended.

The above measures are only applicable to passengers transiting through Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), Low Cost Airport (LCCT), Penang Bayanlepas Airport, Senay Airport, Kota Kinabalu Airport, Kuching Airport and ports where international cruise ships call. The above measures do not apply to tourists transiting Malaysia by land from Thailand and Singapore; In addition, those who enter Malaysia by plane or international cruise from China and then transit through a third country (such as Thailand and Singapore) by land, or arrive in Malaysia by land from a third country (such as Thailand and Singapore) and then return to Taiwan Province by connecting flight, are not subject to the above visa-free measures, and must apply for a Malaysian entry visa in advance before they can transit through Malaysia by land.