Does Malaysia need a passport?

As a sovereign country, Malaysia really needs a passport as proof of the legal entry of foreigners, including China citizens. Passport is an internationally recognized official document to prove personal identity and nationality, and it is a necessary document for entry and exit. Therefore, whether traveling to Malaysia for tourism, business or other purposes, China citizens need to hold valid passports.

I. Necessity of Passport

Passport is a necessary document for citizens in international travel, which proves the identity and nationality of the holder. When China citizens go to Malaysia, they must bring a valid passport to prove their identity and entry qualification to the Malaysian Immigration Bureau. Without a passport, you can't complete the entry and exit procedures and enjoy the legitimate rights and interests in Malaysia.

Second, the passport application and processing

China citizens should apply for passports in advance before planning to go to Malaysia. Passport processing needs to submit relevant materials including identity certificates and photos to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ, and apply according to the prescribed procedures. The specific process and time of passport processing may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to know and prepare in advance.

Three. Other requirements for entering Malaysia

Apart from passports, China citizens need to meet other entry requirements when going to Malaysia. For example, you may need to apply for a visa (depending on Malaysia's visa policy for China citizens), provide supporting documents such as air ticket reservation and hotel reservation, and abide by Malaysia's entry regulations and laws and regulations.

Fourth, matters needing attention

China citizens should pay attention to the following points when handling passports and preparing to go to Malaysia:

To ensure the long-term validity of passports, it is generally recommended to be valid for at least six months before the planned entry date;

Understand Malaysia's visa policy and entry requirements in advance to ensure that you meet all the conditions;

Abide by Malaysian laws and regulations and respect local customs and habits;

Keep your passport and other important documents properly during your trip to avoid loss or damage.

To sum up:

China citizens need passports to legally enter Malaysia. In the process of handling your passport and preparing to enter Malaysia, you should abide by the relevant regulations and precautions to ensure the smooth and safe travel.

Legal basis:

Passport Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 2 provides that:

The passport of the People's Republic of China is a document issued by People's Republic of China (PRC) to China citizens for international travel. Passport is a legally binding document to prove the holder's nationality and identity. It is applied, issued, held and kept in accordance with legal procedures and is protected by national sovereignty.

Article 5 provides that:

Citizens who go abroad for non-official reasons, such as settling in a foreign country, visiting relatives, studying, obtaining employment, traveling and engaging in business activities, shall apply for an ordinary passport to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of the local people's government at or above the county level where their household registration is located.