Malaysia Visa

If you have multiple documents (i.e. for hotel booking or air tickets), kindly merge all the documents into one file and then upload it into the respective field of your e-visa application.

If any correction is needed , you will have to fill the application of an e-visa again.

No. You do not have to re-apply for a new e-visa within 3 months from the approved visa issuance date.

There is no risk of yellow fever in Malaysia.

The government of Malaysia requires proof of yellow fever vaccination only if you are arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever.

Yes. You will receive your e-visa in an A4 printout format which you will have to print out accordingly. Kindly be reminded that your e-visa printout is crucial and must be presented upon your arrival at the Malaysian entry checkpoints.

You are advised to be alert with any email notifications from us, as the means of communication will be through email.

The following documents are required to be presented upon arrival in Malaysia entry checkpoints:

• Valid passport
• Your e-visa printout
• Sufficient funds (cash/ travellers cheque/debit or credit cards) to cover expenses during your stay at Malaysia
• Confirmed returned flight ticket
• Proof of accommodation

Yes. Both printed and digital visa is accepted.

You are allowed to use any entry/exit checkpoint with an e-visa.

Electronic Travel Registration & Information (eNTRI) is an online registration facility provided by the government of Malaysia to facilitate the entrance of Indian nationals into Malaysia under the visa waiver programme. An eNTRI note will be issued as proof of the registration and it is required to be presented upon arrival in Malaysia.

No, Indian nationals are required to apply their eNTRI (tourism) from their country of origin only.

Yes. Expatriate must specify their category eg: Professional, Business or Technical during the eNTRI registration.

Yes. If the applicant is a minor (a child under 18) then they must apply for the tourist visa together with at least one parent. You will also need to provide a copy of the child’s birth certificate to show proof of the relationship between parent and child.

A simple cover letter addressed to the Immigration Officer will suffice. The letter should include your name, passport number, and the address you are going to stay while in Malaysia. You will also need to provide a copy of their identification card.

No. e-Visa does not allow applications to apply within Malaysia. e-Visa must be obtained before your entry into Malaysia.

No, You are not required to submit any physical documents unless requested by the Malaysian Mission Office.

Yes. You will need to re-apply a new e-Visa since the approved visa issuance date by the Department of Immigration Malaysia to enter Malaysia is valid for 3 months only.

Your e-Visa allows you to enter Malaysia via all gazette Malaysian Entry Exit Points.

No. e-Visa does not guarantee your entry to Malaysia as it is subjected to the approval of the Department of Immigration Malaysia at the Malaysian entry-exit points.

You will need to apply for eVISA because you are not allowed to re-apply eNTRI within 90 DAYS once the eNTRI Note has been issued.