Do minors need to provide identity cards for Malaysian visas?

For Chinese citizens, ID card is one of the most important documents. Adults will use ID card in many aspects such as bank card, job search and marriage in China. Many minors do not have an ID card. Some people who plan to go to Malaysia ask: Do minors need to provide an ID card to apply for a Malaysian visa?

The Malaysian Embassy allows eligible Chinese citizens to apply for visas without restrictions. Moreover, the Malaysian Embassy also understands the role of Chinese citizens' ID cards. Therefore, visa applicants are required to provide ID cards. On the other hand, minors generally go to Malaysia for the purpose of tourism, and there are also relevant requirements for minor applicants to provide identity cards.

According to the requirements of the Malaysian Embassy, applicants over the age of 16 must provide an ID card. Applicants under the age of 16 do not need to provide an ID card if they do not have one, but if they have an ID card, they must provide it. If they do not provide it, they will be found by the embassy. The visa will be rejected directly, and the probability of applying for a visa again is relatively high.

In fact, more and more Chinese parents are beginning to apply for ID cards and passports for minors. The purpose is to facilitate visa processing, registration and study. Therefore, there are not a few minors with personal ID cards. In the process of applying for a visa, if the minor has his own ID card, he should provide a copy of the ID card.

In addition, if the applicant's passport was born or issued in Xinjiang or Uighur or Tibetan personnel, the blank space of the copy of the ID card provided should indicate the destination city, the applicant's own contact information and the city to Malaysia. If it is an employee, the company name and company telephone number should also be provided.