Malaysia offers different visa options depending on nationality and purpose of travel.
For Indian passport holders, the common options are:
Single Entry
Stay up to 30 days
Valid for entry within 3 months (generally)
Applied online
(Offered occasionally under special arrangements)
Short stay (usually up to 15 days)
Single entry
Limited validity
📌 Visa policies may change depending on bilateral agreements or temporary government announcements.
Standard processing: 2–4 working days
Sometimes up to 5–7 working days
Apply at least 7–10 days before travel
Visa is issued electronically (PDF copy via email).
✔ Passport must be valid for at least 6 months
✔ Confirmed return ticket is mandatory
✔ Stay cannot exceed permitted duration
✔ Overstaying results in heavy penalties and blacklisting
✔ Immigration officers have final authority at entry
✔ Each traveler (including children) needs a separate visa
📌 Malaysia may offer temporary visa-free or special entry schemes — always check before travel.
Passport (minimum 6 months validity)
Passport-size photograph (white background)
Confirmed return/onward flight ticket
Confirmed hotel booking or accommodation details
Bank statement (proof of sufficient funds)
Valid email address
Debit/Credit card for online payment
Employment letter
Travel itinerary
Previous travel history
No biometrics required for eVisa.
|
Visa Type |
Fee (USD approx.) |
Approx INR |
|
eVisa |
$45–$50 |
₹3,700–₹4,200 |
|
eNTRI (if available) |
Lower fee |
Varies |
Service charges may apply depending on platform used.
(Fees subject to change by Malaysian authorities.)
Print visa approval copy
Carry hotel and return ticket
Keep bank statement accessible
Buy travel insurance (strongly recommended)
Respect local customs and Islamic cultural norms
Drug laws are extremely strict
Avoid overstaying under any circumstance
Keep passport copy with you
March to October (West Coast)
April to September (East Coast islands)
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
1 MYR ≈ ₹18–₹20 (approx.)
English widely spoken in tourist areas.
Incomplete documentation
Insufficient bank balance
Blurry passport copy or photo
Suspicious travel history
Incorrect or mismatched information
Previous immigration violations
Even with an approved visa, entry may be denied if:
No return ticket
No confirmed accommodation
Insufficient funds
Passport damage
Overstay history
Security concerns
Final decision rests with Malaysian immigration officers.
Standard passport, photograph and supporting documents are usually required. Specific details provided during application.