What is the impact of Malaysia visa rejection on the next application?

Malaysia is a popular country for tourism in Southeast Asia, and it is a country that is relatively easy to apply for a visa. However, there are also some applicants who did not prepare the materials when applying for a visa for the first time and were refused. What impact will the next application have?

For some developed European countries, if the first application is rejected, it will have a greater impact on the next application, and the probability of rejecting the visa again is relatively large, but for Malaysia, although the next application will still be There is a risk of rejection, but it is relatively small.

After the applicant is rejected for the first Malaysia visa, the following effects will be applied for the next time:

First, if the applicant's personal conditions are almost the same as the information provided in the previous application and apply for a Malaysian visa again, the embassy will find the visa refusal record, which will affect the visa issuance.

Second, when applying for visas from other countries in the future, the application form generally needs to be filled in whether there is any record of visa refusal from other countries, and the applicant needs to fill in the form truthfully. Generally speaking, the impact is not great.

Usually, we will advise applicants not to apply again within a short period of time after being rejected, but to apply again one month apart. If the interval is too short, the embassy will even suspect that the applicant has abnormal purposes such as staying or working illegally.

It is necessary to remind the applicant that if the applicant is rejected for the first time, he should not choose the same processing method for the next application, that is to say, if the application is processed by sticker visa for the first time, it can be replaced by Malaysia electronic visa application for the next time.

In a word, applicants can prepare targeted materials according to the reasons for being rejected by Malaysia, and prepare complete and complete materials. Only by greatly improving or changing the materials provided last time, such as economic conditions, can the signing rate be better improved.