Can I apply for a visa after entering Malaysia?

Malaysia is a tourist country, and it is one of the first choices for Chinese citizens to travel abroad. Many people decide to go to Malaysia for a temporary visit and take a walk-and-go trip. They do not rush to apply for a tourist visa. Recently, many people want to know, can they apply for a visa after entering Malaysia?

As a tourist country, Malaysia has introduced a visa-on-arrival policy in order to make it more convenient for Chinese citizens to travel, so Chinese citizens who want to enter Malaysia can apply for visas.

Visa on arrival: the applicant does not obtain a visa to other countries directly from the country where he is located, but issues a visa after arriving at the port of the country with a passport and an entry permit issued by the relevant authorities of the country. The visa on arrival is usually unilateral.

Applicants who are going to apply for a visa on arrival after arriving in Malaysia with a passport, please note that although the Malaysian embassy allows the visa to be released, China's border defense may not be released. It is better for the applicant to have an entry visa record from other countries before. Only in this way can China's border defense allow the applicant to travel smoothly.

At the same time, applicants should also pay attention to the port of entry where they apply for a visa. Not all ports of entry can apply for a visa on arrival. If the applicant's final port of entry does not match the port of arrival, the applicant can only be required to return to China to apply for a visa before traveling.

Note: Malaysia visa on arrival is only valid for 7 days. If you need to stay for a long time, the applicant can only apply for a visa in China.

To sum up, you can apply for a visa after entering Malaysia, and applicants can apply for a landing visa. However, due to the strict requirements for applicants, it is recommended that applicants travel after applying for a Malaysian visa in China. In this way, applicants do not have to worry about not being able to meet the conditions of a landing visa and cannot travel.