202 1 1 Malaysia's latest entry policy Foreigners with valid long-term permits can enter Malaysia directly from11.

Recently, many people have been saying that the epidemic situation is so serious that this foreign country seems to continue to open up, which is very interesting. So what is the latest immigration policy of 202 1,1Malaysia? Let me give you a brief introduction. Interested parties can take a look together.

Starting from 1 65438+1October1day local time, foreigners with valid long-term passes can enter Malaysia directly, and there is no need to apply for the Malaysia Cross-border Pass (MTP). However, upon arrival in Malaysia, the entry procedures still need to comply with the existing regulations and the health inspection and isolation procedures formulated by the Malaysian Ministry of Health.

However, there are four categories of people who still need to apply through the MTP system and get approval from the authorities before entering Malaysia, as follows:

1. Social visitors;

2. Holders of expired long-term passes;

3. Persons holding newly approved employment passes (categories I, II and III) and residence permits (RP-T), their families and foreign domestic helpers, and experts holding newly approved professional visit permits;

4. Short-term business travelers.

For foreign tourists, the quarantine period of foreign tourists after entering Sabah has been shortened. Those who have completed the vaccination program in COVID-19 only need to be quarantined for 7 days, while those who have not been vaccinated or have not completed the vaccination program in COVID-19 only need to be quarantined for 10 days.

People who have completed vaccination procedures in COVID-19 need to be evaluated after entering Sabah from abroad, and if appropriate, they can be isolated at home.

Those who complete the vaccination program in COVID-19 need to receive the second dose of Pfizer, Kexing and AZ vaccine 14 days, and one dose of Conceino and Johnson vaccine for 28 days. After vaccination, the relevant days have not passed and the vaccination procedure has not been completed.

All foreigners entering Sabah must fill in the Electronic Health Declaration Form (eHDF) before entering the country. If you are considered to have COVID-19's symptoms by the Immigration Department, you must take an additional COVID-19 test.