What should I do if I have a temporary change plan for a visa?

Generally speaking, applicants will apply for visas in advance in order to ensure smooth travel. However, it is inevitable that applicants will encounter temporary problems and cannot travel normally as planned. What should they do if their travel plans change after obtaining a Malaysian visa?

The validity time of Malaysian visa is generally 3 months, and the validity time is relatively short. Moreover, the effective time of visa is calculated from the day of the signing date, and the effective date cannot be specified. This is for those who have not made a travel plan or temporarily changed their travel plan. For personnel, it is more troublesome. If the applicant encounters the above situation, it can be handled according to the following scheme:

First, the applicant can control the travel time before the Malaysian visa expires, because the Malaysian embassy stipulates that as long as the applicant can enter the country one day before the visa expires, as long as the 30-day stay expires, it is not necessary to return to the country before the visa expires.

So if the applicant's travel time is delayed, but as long as it is guaranteed to travel before the visa expires, there will be no impact.

Second, if the applicant is unable to travel before the expiration of the 3-month validity period of the Malaysian visa, the visa can only be canceled. The next time he wants to go to Malaysia, he will need to apply for a new visa, and the expired visa will no longer be used.

Moreover, if the applicant does not go to Malaysia after applying for the visa for the first time, it will be affected to a certain extent when applying again. The embassy will question the purpose of the applicant. The applicant needs to explain to the embassy why he was unable to travel normally last time, otherwise the embassy may refuse the visa application.

In order to avoid causing losses to the applicant, it is recommended that the applicant should determine the travel time before applying for a Malaysian visa and leave the country before the visa expires, so as not to affect the next visa application.