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Revision as of 06:29, 31 August 2013
Malaysia has a 'flexible' visa policy, almost 80% of countries on the world may travel to Malaysia without visa for a stay from the longest 3 months to 14 days.
Visa Free ( 90 days )
The following 66 countries are granted visa-free travel to Malaysia for 90 days.
- citizen of
American Samoa may travel Malaysia to for 2 months.
Visa Free ( 30 days )
The following 89 countries are granted visa-free travel to Malaysia for 30 days ( 1 month ).
- Citizens of
Taiwan may travel to Malaysia for 15 days. - Citizens of
Libya and 
Ivory Coast may travel to Malaysia for 14 days.
Transit Visa
The following 8 countries which do not enjoy the visa-free status for any period may still get a maximum 120-hours free transit-visa for air-transit only at Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Penang, Senai, by presenting a valid forward air ticket, but the airlines of the in and out flight must be the same, so the landing point.
- but for citizens from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka a valid visa besides tourist-visa like student visa, working visa to the country of destination is required.
Restriction
- Previously, for political reasons Malaysia bans entry to citizens from
Israel. Ban was lifted in May 2011. - Serbian and Montenegrin citizens were previously not allowed to enter Malaysia, however the admission is now not refused when the passenger has obtained a visa for a maximum stay of 30 days. Special permission from the Ministry of Home Affairs is no longer required. [1][2][3][4] Citizens of Israel remain the only people banned from participating in Malaysia My Second Home program.[5][6]
External links
References
- ^ Department of Immigration, Malaysia (Ministry of Home Affairs) - Visa Requirement by Country
- ^ The government of Malaysia refuses admission to nationals of Serbia. However, if holding a letter of approval from the Malaysian Ministry of Home Affairs, admission is allowed; Visa required. - "Visa information - Malaysia". NWA. Retrieved 19 December 2009.
- ^ "Malaysia has simplified its immigration procedures on the issuance of visa for citizens of Serbia", Malaysian Embassy, Belgrade. Retrieved 3 Sep 2007.
- ^ "Visa Requirement By Countries". Department of Immigration, Malaysia. Retrieved 19 December 2009.
- ^ malaysia-trulyasia.com/tourism
- ^ mida.gov.my/beta/pdf/expatriatemsia2007.pdf