Evisa Malaysia

No. As of 2024, Malaysia has replaced paper cards with the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC). All foreign travelers (except Singaporeans and a few other exempt groups) must complete the MDAC online within 3 days prior to arrival. This is a mandatory requirement in addition to your visa.

To ensure your application is successful, you must submit:

• A clear scan of your Passport (valid for at least 6 months).

• A 2×2 Passport Photo with a plain white background (selfies are not accepted).

• Financial Proof: 4 months of bank statements showing sufficient funds.

• Professional Proof: Job or business-related documents.

• Travel Proof: Confirmed hotel and air reservations (included in our service packages).

Standard processing through the official portal typically takes 2 to 10 business days. We recommend applying at least 2 weeks before your planned departure to account for any public holidays or additional document requests from the Immigration Department.

No. The 30-day stay granted by both the Single and Multiple Entry E-Visas is strictly non-extendable. Overstaying in Malaysia can lead to heavy fines, detention, or being blacklisted from future entry.

Yes, the E-Visa is valid for entry at all major gazetted entry points, including international airports (like KLIA/KLIA2) and land borders. However, some specific nationalities may be restricted to “Air Travel Only”—our portal will notify you if these restrictions apply to your passport.

Yes. Our prices of $49 (Single Entry) and $129 (Multiple Entry) are all-inclusive. This covers the mandatory Malaysian Government fees, processing charges, and our expert assistance in preparing your flight and hotel itineraries.

An E-Visa is a “pre-entry authorization.” The final decision to grant entry always rests with the Malaysian Immigration Officer at the checkpoint. You should be prepared to show your printed E-Visa, MDAC confirmation, and proof of sufficient funds (cash or cards) upon arrival.