Freelance can apply for Malaysia visa

Freelancers usually refer to people who do not have a job and a stable source of income, especially when applying for a visa. Because many countries have requirements on economic conditions, it is difficult for freelancers to apply for a visa, but there are also freelancers in some countries. Can you apply, so can freelancers apply for a Malaysian visa?

Malaysia has three types of visas: ENTRI, EVISA and sticker visa. No matter which form the applicant applies for, there is not much requirement for the applicant's employment information and asset certificate, so freelancers can apply for visas.

However, the requirements of these three forms are different. ENTRI and EVISA belong to electronic visas and require applicants to purchase air tickets in advance before they can apply. However, the difference between the two is that ENTRI's stay period is 15 days, the purchased air tickets need direct flight, cannot be transferred, and there are port restrictions. EVISA's stay period is 30 days, and there are no port restrictions, but the validity period of the two is the same.

The valid days of the sticker is 90 days, and the stay period is 30 days. There is no port restriction, and it can also be transferred. Moreover, the Malaysian tourist visa can handle multiple round trips. For applicants, there is no limit on the number of times they can enter the country. Kind of a good choice.

However, the materials required for electronic visa are all in electronic form. Applicants only need to upload them and do not need to submit the paper version to the embassy. The processing method is relatively simple, so applicants can freely choose the type of visa according to their own circumstances.