How to renew a Malaysian study visa? Materials for applying for a Malaysian study visa

Students who want to study in Malaysia are indispensable for a visa, but what should they do if their visa expires? Let’s talk about how to renew a visa to study in Malaysia.

1. Validity period of Malaysian study visa

Malaysia’s visa success rate is very high. Generally, as long as the student passes the review, he must pay the school’s international student application fee and physical examination (the physical examination cannot show hepatitis B ), the school will help students apply for a counter-signature letter from the Malaysian Immigration Bureau. After receiving the counter-signature letter, the success rate of sending it to the Malaysian Embassy in China for visa application is 100%.

The student visa that is applied for for the first time with a counter-signature letter is valid for 3 months. After students register at the school and pay tuition, they need to hand over their visas to the school's specialized visa department to help students change their one-year student visas. This will be done every year before the visa expires.

The purpose of this move by the Malaysian Immigration Bureau is to prevent some criminals from using student visas to work illegally in the past. Therefore, you must register at the school and pay the tuition before you are allowed to change to a long-term student visa.

2. Renewal of expired Malaysian student visa

Chinese students who apply to enter Malaysia for the first time, after obtaining the student entry visa approval letter from the Malaysian Immigration Bureau, need to bring their passport to the Malaysian consulate for application Anti-visa procedures.

After the counter-visa is obtained, you must enter Malaysia within the validity period. When students go through immigration procedures at the immigration office at the airport, immigration officials will stamp the entry stamp on the student's passport and indicate the period of stay (usually 2-3 weeks).

After students enter the country, register with the college and pay the first-year tuition fee, their passports can be handed over to the college, and the college will handle the visa procedures on behalf of the students.

No matter what course the student is studying, as long as he is a full-time student and after registering and paying the tuition fee, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau will grant the student a one-year student visa at a time.

3. Malaysia study visa application materials

To apply to study in Malaysia (official, semi-official and private educational institutions), the following materials should be submitted when applying for a visa:

(1) Malaysian school admission notice and copy;

(2) 2 IM47 visa application forms;

(3) 2 student resume forms;

(4) Two BTRlOO forms;

(5) Approval letter from the Ministry of Education of Malaysia;

(6) Passport and one copy;

< p> (7) 4 photos (3.5 cm × 5.0 cm).

4. Malaysia study visa application process

Malaysia’s visa method is different from other countries. It adopts the counter-visa form common in Asian study countries.

Students studying in Malaysia can apply for a counter-visa after receiving an offer from the school.

After receiving the passport, the applicant must submit the following documents to the college: passport, notarized academic certificate in Chinese and English, original transcript in Chinese and English, and 2-4 photos (depending on the university’s requirements) .

The school will send a counter-signing letter to the international students, and then prepare some materials according to the requirements of the Malaysian Embassy in China. The application materials must be submitted to the Malaysian Immigration Department for review.

After passing the review, international students will obtain a visa issuance permit issued by the Immigration Department. After approval, the Immigration Bureau will send a letter of approval. The applicant takes this approval letter to the local embassy and exchanges for a single social visa within 3 working days.

In this process, the embassy visa office is mainly responsible for issuing application forms, verifying personnel identities, accepting application materials, and issuing visas. If there are no special reasons, the embassy will complete the visa process for students holding a visa issuance permit.