Is it a visa for China to go to Malaysia?

China passport requires a visa to go to Malaysia.

What are the requirements for a visa to Malaysia?

Apply for an electronic visa.

1, e-visa category

① The visas required for Chinese mainland residents to travel to Malaysia are divided into electronic visa (eVISA) and electronic visa-free registration (eNTRI).

(2) Duration of stay: China citizen applicants with eVISA can stay for no more than 30 days, with a single entry and a validity period of 3 months;

③ Difference of applicants: eVISA e-visa applicants are Chinese mainland citizens with China passports, including China citizens living outside Chinese mainland.

④ Application fee: eVISA application fee in 200 yuan.

⑤ Entry and exit ports: eVISA is not restricted;

⑥ Processing time: eVISA generally needs to work 24 hours.

⑦ Duration of stay: China citizen applicants with eNTRI can't stay more than 15 days, and the single entry is valid for 3 months.

(8) Difference of applicants: eNTRI electronic visa-free registration applicants are limited to Chinese mainland citizens with China passports, excluding Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan Province Province.

9 Application fee: eNTRI's application fee is 160.

(10) Entry and exit port: eNTRI only allows Chinese mainland to fly directly to Malaysia and enter through the following international airports:

1. China citizens need a visa to go to Malaysia.

Visa types are divided into sticker visa and electronic visa. Nowadays, it is very convenient to apply for electronic visa, which is the visa method chosen by most tourists when they travel to Malaysia. It only takes 3-5 days to get the visa after going through the relevant formalities. A visa can only stay in Malaysia for 30 days and is valid for 3 months.

2. Description of visa application

China citizens holding diplomatic and official passports can stay in Malaysia for 30 days without a visa, while China citizens holding official and ordinary passports need to complete their visas before going to Malaysia.

China citizens who want to go to Malaysia must complete their visas outside Malaysia in advance and can only enter the country at the airport.

China tourists can apply for visas on arrival through Johor Bahru Port and Kuala Lumpur Airport.

Tour groups from China can apply for a group visa at the port, provided that Ma Reception Travel Agency has the qualification authorized by the General Administration of Immigration and has put it on record. Passengers arriving in Tioman Island, Pahang via a third country can apply for a visa on arrival if they can produce a valid return ticket.

3. Introduction of Malaysia

Located in Southeast Asia, it consists of Malaya in the south of Malay Peninsula, Sarawak and Sabah in the north of kalimantan island, bordering Thailand in the north, facing Singapore across the Johor Strait in the south, the South China Sea in China in the east and the Straits of Malacca in the west. The land area is about 330,000 square kilometers and the coastline is 4 192 kilometers long.

4. Visa introduction

It is the endorsement, seal and attachment (such as a separate visa) of the administrative organ of a country or region on the passport or other travel documents held by citizens who are not from this country or region, to show the procedures for allowing them to enter or leave the country (or go to a third country through their country).

I hope the above content can help you. If in doubt, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 5 of the Law of China Municipality on the Entry and Exit of People and Foreigners.

The scope and methods of issuing diplomatic visas, courtesy visas and official visas shall be stipulated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Article 6

Ordinary visas are divided into the following categories, and the corresponding Chinese phonetic alphabet is marked on the visa:

(1) Visa C is issued to international train attendants, crew members of international aircraft, crew members of international ships and their accompanying families, and automobile drivers engaged in international road transport.

(2) D visa, issued to permanent residents.

(3) F-visa, which is issued to those who enter the country for exchange, visit, inspection and other activities.

(4) G visa, which is issued to persons passing through China.

(5) J 1 visa, issued to foreign resident journalists of foreign news agencies in China; J2 visa is issued to foreign journalists who enter the country for short-term interviews.

(six) L visa, issued to inbound tourists; If you enter the country as a group, you can issue a group L visa.

(seven) M visa, issued to the entry of personnel engaged in business activities.

(8) Q 1 visa, which is issued to the families of China citizens who apply for entry and residence due to family reunion, the families of foreigners who have permanent residency in China, and those who apply for entry and residence due to foster care; Q2 visas are issued to relatives of China citizens living in China and foreigners with permanent residency in China to apply for short-term entry to visit relatives.

(9) R visas are issued to foreign high-level talents needed by the country and urgently needed professionals.

(10) Issue visas with the words S 1 to the spouses, parents, children under the age of 18, parents of spouses and persons who need to stay in China for other personal reasons of foreigners who apply for long-term visits; S2 visa is issued to the families of foreigners who apply for short-term entry to visit relatives, stay in China for work and study, and those who need to stay in China for other personal reasons.

(11) X 1 visa, issued to those who apply for long-term study in China; X2 visa is issued to those who apply for short-term study in China.

(twelve) Z visa, issued to people who apply for work in China.