After the Malaysian visa application is extended, will the current visa be refused?

If you apply for a Malaysian visa after an extension, your visa will not be refused.

The Malaysian visa can only be extended once. After the extension, you must apply for the visa again. As long as the reasons are sufficient and the information is complete, the visa will not be refused.

Malaysian visa types are mainly divided into:

1. Ordinary visa. Issued to Chinese citizens for the purpose of traveling, visiting relatives and friends, and business activities. It is valid for three months and has a stay period of 30 days. Ordinary visas cannot be extended. Unless you are unable to return home in time due to health reasons or flight problems, you can go to the Immigration Bureau to extend your visa with certification letters issued by relevant hospitals and airlines.

2. Work and student visas. To work or study in Malaysia, a Malaysian company or school must first apply to the Immigration Bureau. After approval, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau will notify the embassy or consulate in the applicant's area to issue an ordinary visa. After the relevant personnel comes to Malaysia, they go to the Immigration Department to change to the corresponding type of long-term visa. Long-term visas for studying at the University of Malaya are usually applied by the school to the Immigration Bureau headquarters, and those studying in high school and below schools apply to the Immigration Department of the state where they are located.

3. Visiting relatives visa. The maximum stay for visiting relatives in Malaysia is 6 months. Generally, relatives who work, study, or live in Malaysia apply to the Malaysian Immigration Bureau in advance. They can also change their visit visa after arriving in Malaysia with an ordinary visa. Applying for this type of visa requires a lot of documents, such as proof of kinship, proof of work, study and income in Malaysia, etc.