Does the extension record affect the Malaysian visa?

Extension record refers to the previous access to other countries, due to some reason in the local application for extension of validity, after successful stay in the local, many countries do not require the extension record, that is, the next application after the extension will not cause any impact, but some countries will have a certain impact, so the extension record has an impact on the Malaysian visa?

According to the different types of Malaysian visas handled, the impact on the extension record is also different. When handling the electronic travel visa, it does not have much impact and can be issued normally. However, if there are records on the passport or you want to apply for a business visa or sticker travel visa after handling many round trips, you are more likely to be rejected when applying again. It is recommended to apply for an electronic visa.

In particular, when applying for a travel sticker, if you have a previously postponed stamp on your passport or have gone through many round trips and want to apply again, you can apply for an electronic visa or ENTRI visa online. The possibility of refusing a visa will be relatively small, and the processing steps and required materials will be relatively simple.

Both the electronic signature and ENTRI signature only need to provide scanned copies and electronic photos of the front page of the passport, log on to the official website to apply online, and pay the corresponding fees to complete all the processing steps. Malaysia's visa time is also relatively fast. The electronic signature will have results within three working days, and the ENTRI signature will be issued within one working day at the earliest.

The difference is that the ENTRI sign has a port of entry restriction, and the allowed stay time is relatively short, generally only 15 days, while the electronic sign has no port restriction and can stay for 30 days with the same validity period.

Therefore, different types of processing, extension records have different effects on Malaysian visas, electronic visas have no effect, paper visas have a certain impact, there will be the possibility of being rejected, it is recommended that applicants choose the appropriate type of processing according to their own circumstances.