Visa Application
Visa
Requirements
To enter Malaysia, visitors must have a national passport or
other internationally recognized travel documents with a
validity period of at least six months beyond the length of
stay in Malaysia. All passports and travel documents must be
endorsed for travelling in Malaysia.
Note: All transit visitors who fly into Malaysia are
eligible for a visa-free visit, as long as the period does
not exceed 72 hours. Regulations may change from time to
time; please check with the nearest Malaysian Embassy before
you start your trip.
Citizens of the following countries do not need a visa to
enter Malaysia:
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Commonwealth countries, with the exception of those from Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan
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British Protected Persons
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Republic of Ireland
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Switzerland, Netherlands, San Marino and Lichtenstein
Visas
Not required by nationals referred to in the list above for
stays of up to three months apart from:
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Nationals of Bulgaria, who may stay visa-free for up to one month.
Visa Note
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Nationals may still require a pass upon arrival, even if they are permitted to enter Malaysia visa-free
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All visitors must have proof of adequate funds and an onward or return sea or air ticket
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Nationals not referred to in the list above are advised to contact the embassy to check visa requirements
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For more information on immigrations and visa requirements, visit www.imi.gov.my
Letters of Invitation
A Letter of Invitation is a proof for conference
registration and attendance application. It will be stated
in English and may help with your visa application. However,
it does not guarantee you a visa. Invitation letters will
only be issued once your registration and payment have been
confirmed. And it will be sent by e-mail.
For those who require a visa, please note that the
Organizing Committee has no control over the visa
application process, or the decision of the visa adjudicator
in the embassy or consulate. The conference cannot be
responsible for actual visa issuances. The process length
varies from individuals, so you're strongly advised to start
your application as soon as you can.
Should your application be denied, we cannot change the
decision of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, nor will we
engage in discussion or correspondence with the MOFA or the
Embassy on behalf of the applicant.