Malaysia Tourist Visa: Located in Southeast Asia, Malaysia is located on the Malay Peninsula and the island of Borneo. Its tourist attractions include beaches, rainforests and a mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European cultures. The capital, Kuala Lumpur, is home to the famous 451 meter tall Petronas Twin Towers.
In 2021, Malaysia had an estimated population of 33 million people. The population of Malaysia is a mix of diverse ethnic groups, each with its own traditions and culture. The population of Indians in Malaysia is 6%.
There are 3 types of Malaysia tourist visa, eligibility varies depending on various factors.
There are 3 different types of Malaysia tourist visa:
- Malaysia eNTRI Visa
- 30 day single entry visa
- 30 day multiple entry visa
Documents required for Malaysia tourist visa application:
- Valid passport with six months validity
- Passport size photographs
- A copy of your completed and signed visa application form
- Travel insurance
- Details about your itinerary
- Proof of hotel booking, flight booking
- Copy of tour ticket
- A cover letter with all the necessary details about your travel itinerary
Pass point of entry
- Foreign nationals who wish to travel to Malaysia must obtain a pass at the point of entry in addition to a visa (where required) for a temporary stay in the country.
- Application for the pass must be made before arrival in the country. Each application must have a sponsor who will be responsible for the foreign national entering the country. A passport is a document granting permission to stay in the country for a specific period.
- Before applying for a tourist visa, make sure you meet the visa requirements, fill out the application form, attach the required documents and pay the required fee.
Malaysia Tourist Visa Fee:
| Social class | fees |
| MALAYSIA eNTRI VISA (15 DAYS) | INR 1980/- |
| 30 day single entry visa | INR 3580/- |
| 30 day multiple entry visa | INR 3780/- |
Major tourist destinations in Malaysia –
- Petronas Twin Towers
- Sunway Lagoon
- Selangor Fruits Valley
- Rawa Island, also known as Maldives of Malaysia
- Sky mirror
- Tusan Beach, known for the exquisite “blue tears” algae that produce bright neon blue light
- Kelly’s Fort
- Saujana Hijau Park
- Jalan Alor
- KL Forest Eco Park, one of the oldest permanent forest reserves in Malaysia
- Tempurung Cave
- Tower walk 100
- Rainforest Discovery Center
