for foreigners
VISA REQUIREMENT FOR FOREIGNER
Please be informed that there is NO DIRECT VISA APPLICATION SUBMISSION at the High Commission of Malaysia in Singapore excluding Visa With Reference (VDR) application and holder of United Nations Laissez -Passé, Certificate / Document of Identity travel documents.
Effective from 31 May 2024, services through the appointed agent of the Malaysian Visa Application Handling Agency will NO LONGER be available. All applications for eVisa for countries that require a visa are advised to visit the official Malaysian eVisa website https://malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my for eVisa applications to Malaysia.
CATEGORIES EXEMPTED from filling the MDAC are:
i. All citizens of Singapore;
ii. Holders of Diplomatic and Official Passports;
iii. Malaysian Permanent Residents and Malaysian Long Term Pass Holders;
iv. Brunei Common Certificate of Identification (GCI);
v. Holders of Brunei Malaysia Frequent Traveler Facility;
vi. Thailand Border Pass Holder; and
vii. Indonesian Cross Border Pass (PLB) holders;
Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC): https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main
For more information, please visit the Online Enquiry System (SPO) https://eapp.imi.gov.my and https://www.imi.gov.my
1. ENTRY AND VISA PROCEDURE TO MALAYSIA <Click Here (updated 12 June 2024)
2. VISA WITH REFERENCE-VDR (SINGLE ENTRY VISA) APPLICATION <Click Here
3. MALAYSIA PASS TERMINATION PROCEDURE <Click Here
4. VISA LIBERALISATION PLAN <Click Here
5. VISA LIBERALISATION PLAN - FAQ <Click Here
6. eVISA FAQ <Click Here
7. eVISA TERM & CONDITIONS <Click Here
8. AFGHANISTAN VISA <Click Here
CRUISE PASSENGER
Travelers who require visa to enter Malaysia and wish to disembark the cruise ship at any of the Malaysian port must have valid Malaysia visa before sailing. Visa is not required if the passenger do not wish to disembark the cruise ship.
YELLOW FEVER VACCINATION REQUIREMENT
A Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from all visitors or delegates coming from or going to/through Yellow fever endemic countries listed below. Travelers or delegates are required to bring along their Yellow fever vaccination certificate. Without a valid Yellow fever vaccination certificate they shall be quarantined upon arrival in Malaysia for a period not exceeding 6 days.
| Angola | Ethiopia | Senegal |
| Benin | Gabon | Sierra Leone |
| Bolivia | Gambia | South Africa |
| Brazil | Ghana | Sri Lanka |
| Burkina Faso | Guinea-Bissau | St Kitts & Nevis |
| Burundi | Kenya | Suriname |
| Cameroon | Mali | Tanzania |
| Central African Republic | Niger | Togo |
| Chad | Nigeria | Uganda |
| Djibouti | Panama | Venezuela |
| Equador | Peru | Zaire |
| Guinea | Rwanda | Zambia |
| Eritrea | Sao Tome & Principe |
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