I have a Malaysia tourist visa for 3 months. Do I have to buy a round-trip air ticket?

Yes.

When traveling to Malaysia, you need to prepare your passport, visa, printed round-trip air tickets, sufficient cash and necessary supporting documents for inspection by the immigration officer. Even if you hold a legal visa, if the Malaysian Immigration Bureau believes that you do not meet the entry conditions, such as having a criminal record, the purpose of entry does not match the visa type, not having enough cash, and not having a printed return ticket, etc., you may still be refused entry and deported.

It is recommended to communicate patiently with the immigration officials, explain the situation truthfully, and provide relevant supporting materials as much as possible to strive for release. If you need assistance at Kuala Lumpur Airport, you can go to the "Chinese Passenger Communication and Coordination Office" counter for help. If you encounter unfair treatment, please contact the embassy or consulate in a timely manner and pay attention to collecting and preserving evidence so that you can file a complaint with the Malaysian immigration authorities or rationally defend your rights through judicial channels.

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Things to note when traveling in Malaysia:

Malaysian traffic rules require vehicles to drive on the left. When pedestrians cross the road, look right first and then left, and pay attention to moving vehicles. Always obey traffic laws when driving, do not turn right to rush for traffic, and never drive while fatigued, drunk, or speeding. No matter what mode of transportation you take, always wear your seat belt.

When in town, do as the Romans do and abide by local laws and regulations. Be civil and courteous. Respect local religious habits and customs, avoid impolite words and deeds, eliminate uncivilized behavior, and do not make noise, or even sing or dance in mosques and other religious places. Stay away from illegal activities, and do not engage in or get involved in illegal activities such as pornography, gambling, drugs, etc. to prevent being deceived into carrying unknown luggage items that may contain drugs for others.

Do not believe in telecom scams such as telephone remittances and money transfers, or get involved in illegal investment traps such as money games and pyramid schemes. Do not stay or work illegally. It is illegal to come to Malaysia to work on a one-time short-term visa such as Entri or Evisa. You will be refused entry and deported by the Immigration Bureau, or arrested by the Malaysian police.

People's Daily Online-The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds Chinese tourists to pay attention to things in Malaysia during the National Day