FAQ
Malaysia eVisa Frequently Asked Questions.
Malaysia eVisa Frequently Asked Questions.
1. Complete the form with your detail.
2. Make a double –check of the info provided in the first step and upload the document.
3. Make the payment.
2. eVISA Multiple Entry Visa (MEV) is valid for:
(a) Business – 6 Months
(b) Medical Treatment – 3 Months
(c) Wedding Tourism – 3 Months
(d) Fly and Cruise – 3 Months
All visit are strictly limited to business or tourism, which means you cannot work nor get employment.
Please check social visa requirement (Click here)
Note: Extra documents can be required from the Government. If that is your case, we will send you an email message to inform you about the eVisa.
This 2 working days processing period applies only for working days and, does not include weekends, public holiday, Malaysia holidays and any other specific countries holiday.
The 2 working days processing time also does not include unforeseen or uncontrollable events including, but not limited to, system maintenance downtime, Internet Service Provider (ISP) equipment failure, host equipment failure, communications network failure, power failure natural events or acts of war.
All travelers coming from Myanmar need to be fully vaccinated.
Our refund policy for canceling an application is as follows:
Travel document services fee refund amount are based on the status of your order as outlined below:
Status is Received Application or In progress 100 % refund of the MTM processing Fees.
Status is information needed, waiting on government or complete, Rejected / Canceled are not refundable.
Some transit passengers are allowed to remain at Kuala Lumpur International Airport for up to 24 hours.
They will need to stay within the airport terminals.You can check with your airline representative on arrival what the specific rules are.
We recommend that you contact the nearest embassy or consulate to find out if you need to obtain a visa to transit to Malaysia.
Tourists are allowed to stay in the country for a maximum of 30 days at a time.
Depending on the type of visa you’re awarded, you can enter Malaysia once or several times, as long as you do it during this timeframe and each stay doesn’t exceed 30 days.
We do not recommend overstaying in Malaysia as you might be subject to fines or deportation.
If you want to extend your stay in Malaysia, you need to contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Immigration Department to change your visa status.
Step one: Fill out the visa application form with your personal information.Make sure that it matches the information in your original passport and supporting documents.Any inconsistencies will be cause for rejection.
Step two: We will ask you to double - check your visa information before proceeding to the payment platform.Once you’re sure the information entered is correct, you can pay the visa fee.
Step three: Upload all the supporting documents and submit your application.Remember that all document scans need to be legible.If your documents are blurry or smudged, we will reach out to you and ask you for new scans.
Once your Malaysia visa is ready, we will send it to you via email in a PDF document.
We recommend that applicants process their visa at least 2 weeks before their departure to Malaysia.
If you encounter any difficulties while filling out your application, you can contact with our customer service team.They are available 24/7 to help you.
What are the documents that may be checked upon my arrival at Malaysia’s Entry Checkpoint?
Below are the documents which are required to be presented upon arrival at Malaysia’s Entry Checkpoints:
1.Valid passport/travel document;
2.Valid eVISA printout(eVISA Note);
3.Boarding Pass, ticket or arrival passport(if applicable);
4.Sufficient funds(Cash / Traveller’s Cheque/Debit or Credit Cards/e-Wallets that recognized by Malaysian Government) to cover your expenses during your stay in Malaysia;
5.Confirmed returned flight ticket(if applicable);
6.Proof of accommodation; and
7.Other supporting documents.
eVISA for Student
1.BVP/STU/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx.
2.Dependent also allow to apply.
2.A valid Visa Approval Letter(eVAL) obtained and issued by the respective government authority in Malaysia.
eVISA for Expatriate
id Visa Approval Letter(eVAL) obtained and issued by the respective government authority in Malaysia.
eVISA for Foreign Workers
For foreign workers, it is only allowed for those VDRs starting with reference number BPA, BPR and Pass Type: Social Visit Pass (Temporary Employment) for Formal & Informal Sectors are allowed to apply.
2.A valid Visa Approval Letter(eVAL) obtained and issued by the respective government authority in Malaysia.
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