Is the visa to Kuala Lumpur landing visa?

Not landing visa, Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia, and Chinese mainland residents need to apply for a visa to go to Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia tourist visa is valid for three months and can stay for up to 30 days.

On 2015110/0, Nazri, Minister of Tourism and Culture of Malaysia, said that before the Lunar New Year on 20 16, the visa-free conditions for teams of more than two people would be further relaxed, but there was an additional condition, that is, tourists must purchase travel packages recognized by the governments of Malaysia and China.

A Malaysian visa requires the following materials:

1, valid passport, valid for at least 6 months.

2. Two recent two-inch personal identification photos (white background).

3. Visa application form (complete, signed and dated).

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China citizens should apply for visas abroad when going to Malaysia. Individual tourists from China who enter Malaysia visa-free from Thailand or Singapore can apply for port visas at the port of entry. China's tour group to Malaysia can apply for a group visa at the port, but Malaysia's reception travel agency must be authorized by the Malaysian Immigration Bureau in advance and put on record. In order to encourage tourism, passengers who fly to Tioman Island in Ma Pengheng via a third country can apply for a visa on arrival if they can produce a valid return ticket.

Malaysian student visa policy: The Malaysian government has introduced a new visa policy, which prohibits foreigners from entering the country with visas on arrival. First, they should apply for courses at institutions before applying for student visas. If all foreigners want to study in Malaysia, they must apply for a student visa through the website in advance, and they can study in Malaysia only after they meet all the conditions after examination.

On October 20th, 2065438+200565438+/KLOC-0, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib announced that he would waive visa fees for tourists from China, which can be implemented before the Lunar New Year (19 February). Due to the passenger plane accidents of MH370 and MH14 in 20 14, the number of tourists from China to Malaysia decreased significantly. According to the Shanghai Travel Agency, China tourists have also traveled to Malaysia before, including Singapore-Mattel, Singapore-Malaysia and other combined routes, as well as Malaysia.

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