What are the ways to apply for a Malaysian visa?

As one of the more popular Southeast Asian countries, Malaysia has many Chinese tourists to travel during holidays or peak tourist seasons. Many applicants want to know how to apply for a Malaysian visa?

Malaysia visa processing methods can be divided into two types: sticker and electronic signature:

1. Sticker:

Sticker is one of the more common ways to handle it. Malaysian sticker requires applicants to go to the embassy to submit their applications. Applicants need to submit all paper materials, which will be troublesome and the signing time will be slow, about 6-8 working days.

After the sticker is signed out, the applicant needs to go to the embassy to collect it. The electronic visa will be sent to the applicant's mailbox by mail.

2. Electronic signature:

Malaysia's electronic visa is divided into two types, evisa visa and entri visa. Both types of electronic visas do not require applicants to submit materials to the embassy. They can provide electronic materials and then apply online on the embassy website, which is more convenient to operate. However, there are some differences in the time and number of days of stay between the two in Malaysia:

Evisa visa: It takes about 2-3 jobs and the applicant can stay for 30 days.

The entri visa:Generally, it can be checked out within 1 working day, and applicants can only stay for 15 days, which is more suitable for short-term applicants.

In addition, it should be noted that although the entri visa is issued quickly, there are port of entry restrictions. Applicants must fly directly from China (including Hong Kong and Macao) to Malaysia or transit to Singapore, Thailand and Brunei, and enter the country through its direct air flights or land ports designated by the Malaysian government.

It can be seen from this that Malaysia's visa processing methods are divided into the above two types, and it is relatively easy for applicants to process. In addition, after obtaining the visa, applicants should pay attention to verifying the visa information, name, passport number, etc. to avoid errors. If there are errors, applicants should contact the embassy to change them in time.