What is the e-visa processing process for Malaysian visas?

Malaysia visa e-visa processing process is as follows:

Applicants can apply directly online and submit electronic application materials. After payment, they need to send the original passport to the Malaysian visa center and affix the visa paper. This visa can stay in Malaysia for 30 days.

In addition, Malaysia provides visa-free program (eNTRI) for China citizens: the visa-free program is an online registration system for China citizens to come to Malaysia directly to facilitate their departure from China.

Applicants can apply directly online, submit electronic application materials, pay relevant fees online, print their own entry documents (visa-free registration information form) and enter the country with them. ENTRI is only applicable to China citizens. This is a trip and I need a printed round-trip ticket. Entri can stay in Malaysia for 15 days without extension.

ENTRI has clear requirements for applicants, ports of entry and materials provided upon entry:

(1) Applicant: Only tourists visiting Malaysia. China citizens must travel from China, Hongkong and Macau to Malaysia and then return to China.

(2) Entry and exit port (confirmed with travel agency before departure): Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA &；; KLIA2), Penang International Airport, Langkawi International Airport, Sarawak Kuching International Airport, Kota Kinabalu International Airport.

(3) Provide immigration officials with the following documents at entry and exit points:

Valid passport, eVISA/e-Entri printout, sufficient funds (US$ 500 or more in cash), return air ticket, proof of accommodation, complete itinerary, etc. ?

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Precautions:

1. In principle, you are only allowed to stay in Kuala Lumpur. However, since there is no border inspection from Kuala Lumpur to West Malaysia, there is no big problem in going to all parts of West Malaysia during the transit signing. However, it is not allowed to travel from West Malaysia to East Malaysia with a transit visa, and entering East Malaysia is likely to encounter trouble. If you want to enter East Malaysia from West Malaysia, it is recommended to apply for a Malaysian visa.

2. A valid and unused Malaysian visa is usually refused to apply for a transit visa.

3. As the border inspection in China only recognizes 72 hours, please try to control the transit time from China within 72 hours instead of 120 hours. If you want to see more Malaysia, you can consider returning/kloc-staying within 0/20 hours.

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