Malaysia tourist visa can't pass. Can I find the embassy?

Holders of China passports and Philippine tourist visas are not allowed to sign Malaysian tourist visas at the Malaysian Embassy in Manila.

It shows that the visa exemption for Malays in 2008 is of course just news, and it will not count if it is not announced on a specific day. It is no problem for a Philippine visa to present a ticket from the Philippines to Malaysia. It's almost the same in all countries, as long as there is a ticket to leave your own country. They don't care where to go next. Malaysia can't get a visa on arrival now, but it came from the Philippines and flew to China. Malaysia has a transit visa. Show your ticket at the counter of Malay airport. Just stamp a blue stamp for free.

1, note:

Simply going to Malaysia requires a visa;

If you just transfer, you don't need a visa;

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, you can apply for a transit visa from Singapore and Thailand, and the stay time is 120 hours.

2. Visa processing in Malaysia:

Visitors to Malaysia are required to hold a valid passport with a personal validity of at least 6 months and a valid Malaysian visa with a validity of 3 months and a one-time stay of 30 days.

20 16 Malaysia visa processing strategy (required information, visa fee, time, transit visa process)

1) Go to the embassy or consulate to apply for a visa yourself.

Required information:

Personal passport with a remaining validity of more than 6 months.

Two-inch personal recent photo (color on white background).

The handling fee is RMB 65,438+020.0 (80 yuan visa fee is reduced to celebrate Malaysian Festival Year 2065,438+05).

Get the visa application form and application registration form at the counter of the visa office, fill in and paste photos on the spot (please consult the visa office official for details).

Visa fee: 120 RMB.

Processing time: about three days.

2) Find a travel agency/Taobao to apply for a Malaysian visa and the required information.

(1) Personal passport valid for more than 6 months.

(2) Two 2-inch color photos with white background.

(3) Post-it notes (personal information, contact information, which country visa is needed, travel time, etc. ).

Visa fee: around 230.

Processing time: about five days.

3. Malaysia Transit Pass.

The transit visa for Malaysia is applicable to China passport holders going to a third country in any country or region, and entering Malaysia at the designated port, with a stay of no more than 120 hours.

Malaysia's transit visa ports are:

1) Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)

2) Kuala Lumpur Low Cost Airport (KLIA2)

Step 1: Determine the date of stay in Malaysia, and make air tickets and accommodation reservations for entering and leaving Malaysia.

Step 2: The materials required to apply for a transit visa in Malaysia are:

1) Passport is valid for six months from the date of arrival;

2) printed departure tickets with clear dates in the travel itinerary.

Step 3: Go to Malaysia and get a transit visa.

Travelers must carry the following materials to successfully clear customs:

A valid visa for the final destination (if necessary);

Passport is valid for six months from the date of departure;

Printed copies of round-trip air tickets to Malaysia and final destination.

After arriving at the designated port of transit visa, you can apply for a transit visa by filling in the entry form, showing your passport and leaving Kuala Lumpur, a third country.