How to apply for a Malaysian tourist visa

Retirees who apply for a Malaysian tourist visa can choose between sticker visa, electronic visa (EVISA), and entri (visa on arrival). Choose different, need to provide the specific material is also different.

In comparison, retirees are older, and it is not very convenient to go to embassies and consulates to apply for sticker visas, unless they contact the agency to handle it. After the paper materials are prepared, they only need to submit them to the agency and wait for the check-out.

If they want to apply for an electronic visa, they can fill in the application form online, provide basic materials such as ID card, passport, photo, etc., and also provide electronic materials such as the whole accommodation form and the whole transportation reservation form. They can obtain a visa to Malaysia within 4-5 working days without leaving home.

If the computer operation is not convenient, it can also be handled through the agency. In the case of free air tickets and hotels, it can also be checked out within 1-2 working days. This visa is generally valid for 3 months and can stay in Malaysia for 30 days without port of entry restrictions.

Those who want to enter Malaysia through landing visa need to get the entry certificate letter at home first. After submitting the complete Malaysian visa materials, it will take 2 working days. If the application is urgent, the entry certificate letter can be obtained in one working day. So the applicant can go.

However, they need to enter Malaysia at the designated airport, arrive in Malaysia from Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore or Thailand, and present US $500 in cash, checks, etc. to successfully apply for visa entry.

In short, there are still many channels for retirees to travel to Malaysia to obtain visas. If you have any questions during the process, please contact the online specialist of the Malaysian Visa Service Center.