How long is a business visa for Malaysia?

Visa processing time is caused by many factors, such as the number of materials, distance, embassy examination time, processing type, etc., and there will be great differences in the speed of visa issuance due to different countries. Some countries issue visa faster, but some issue visa slower and need to be processed long in advance. How long will Malaysia's business visa be issued?

Malaysia's business visa requires the submission of paper-based materials to enter the embassy. The general examination time is 6-8 jobs and cannot be rushed. Therefore, the business visa can be signed in one week at the earliest and two weeks at the slowest.

Not only is the examination time of the embassy not fast, but also more materials are needed, requiring a valid passport, a two-inch white background photo, a copy of the ID card, a copy of the Chinese English version of the employment certificate and a copy of the business license, and an invitation letter.

In particular, the invitation letter must be issued by the other company, printed on the company's head-up paper, stamped with the official seal, and signed by the leader. The content needs to include the round-trip date of the trip, the specific itinerary, the details of the applicant and the inviting company Information, proof of whether to bear the cost, etc.

After examination, the Malaysian Embassy in China will generally issue a single entry with a validity period of 90 days and a stay of 30 days, that is, a single round trip within three months of the validity period, and the maximum number of days of stay cannot exceed one month.

Generally speaking, the issuing speed of Malaysian business visa is relatively slow, which usually takes one to two weeks. However, the embassy has more requirements for materials. Applicants must prepare all materials and strictly follow the requirements of the embassy, otherwise they may not be submitted.