Does Malaysia e-visa limit the number of applications?

Due to different countries traveling abroad, the visa forms that can be processed are also different. Many countries have opened various forms of electronic visa, landing visa and sticker visa. However, because the application procedures and materials for electronic visa are simple, the frequency of processing is relatively high. However, some passengers want to apply for electronic visa several times within a period of time in order to achieve their purpose of frequent round-trip. Is Malaysia's electronic visa limited?

Malaysia's electronic visa can be divided into two types, one is the common type of electronic visa, and the other is the entry certificate letter ENTRI. According to different entry needs, you can choose to apply for different types online. However, it should be noted that ENTRI cannot be applied frequently. If you have applied for this in the past three months, you cannot apply again, only electronic visa or sticker visa can be applied.

However, for electronic signatures, there is no limit on the number of times to be processed. Applicants can continue to apply after the validity period and stay period expire, or they can be processed in different types. However, electronic signatures need to provide scanned copies of the front page of the passport, electronic photos, round-trip ticket reservation orders and hotel reservation orders. They must book tickets and hotels in advance before they can apply.

After the prepared materials are submitted to the embassy, the Malaysian visa processing time is usually relatively fast, generally only three to four working days, the validity period after the visa is 90 days, you can stay for 30 days, single entry, compared with ENTRI, the validity period is 90 days, you can stay for 15 days, the number of days of entry stay is relatively long.

Therefore, Malaysia's e-visa does not limit the number of applications and can continue to be processed after it expires. However, the entry certificate letter ENTRI limits the number of applications and cannot be applied frequently. Otherwise, there will be a risk of rejection. The two forms have their own advantages and applicants can choose according to the entry situation.