Can I apply for a Malaysia visa without a ticket?

The visa processing requirements of different countries are different. Some countries require applicants to provide air ticket orders when submitting visa materials, but some countries do not require them. Some people planning to travel to Malaysia want to know, can I apply for a Malaysia visa without a ticket?

Persons traveling to Malaysia can obtain visas in a variety of ways, with Entri visas and Evisa visas requiring applicants to provide air ticket orders to obtain visas, while sticker visas do not require air tickets. Therefore, for applicants, they can only apply for a sticker visa without purchasing a ticket, and the other two processing methods cannot be considered.

For applicants, whether they only apply for an electronic visa online or apply for an entry voucher letter online, they need to provide a copy of the whole-journey transportation reservation order. Applicants need to upload the electronic version of the whole-journey round-trip ticket order online, and require to provide the original English version of the whole-journey ticket order issued by the airline in PDF format.

Therefore, the applicant must purchase the air ticket in advance, so as to obtain the real and effective air ticket order number, which must be consistent with the real itinerary, and have the round-trip English air ticket confirmation form. If there are no air tickets and eggs, there will be a lack of materials in this area, and they will not be able to pass the examination and sign out.

If you don't want to buy air tickets in advance and worry about losses caused by problems in signing out, applicants can prepare paper version of Malaysian visa materials and go to embassies and consulates to apply for sticker visas. However, there are also some people who cannot provide air tickets and hotel orders, but still want to apply for electronic visas. They can contact the West Asia Visa Service Center to issue air tickets and hotel orders on their behalf, but the service fee is relatively higher.