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GUIDELINES ON ENTRY AND QUARANTINE PROCESS IN MALAYSIA (16 OCTOBER 2021)

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GUIDELINES ON ENTRY AND QUARANTINE PROCESS IN MALAYSIA

1.            Effective 16 October 2021, all travellers are no longer required to apply  for  Letter of Undertaking and Indemnity (LoU) and travel permission from the Consulate to travel to Malaysia.

 

2.            Travelers are required to apply and obtain the approval from the Director General of  Immigration of Malaysia at the following link: https://mtp.imi.gov.my/myTravelPass/main (for non-Malaysians only).

 

3.            All travelers must present a negative RT-PCR Covid-19 result upon arrival in Malaysia.  The test must be done within 72 hours of your departure to Malaysia. Travelers are advised to check  with their respective airlines in advance on any other COVID- 19 requirements set by the airlines to avoid complications at the airport.

 

4.            Travelers are required to make payment in advance prior to departure via MySafeTravel  (https://safetravel.myeg.com.my) or MyQr by MyEGMobile App for quarantine charges and any  COVID-19 screening test that will be taken upon arrival at the Malaysian international point of   entry.  Proof of payments must be presented to the officer on duty for COVID-19  screening test and quarantine at the Malaysian international point of entry.

 

5.            Travelers are required to download, register, and activate MySejahtera online application before entering Malaysia. The application can be downloaded from the following link:   https://mysejahtera.malaysia.gov.my

 

6.            Fully vaccinated travelers (Malaysians and non-Malaysians) are eligible to apply for home quarantine in Malaysia.  Travelers must own a residence in Malaysia and fulfill the following vaccination requirements:

                                · 7 days after the second dose of a 2-dose vaccine; or

                                · 10 days after a single-dose vaccine.

               

                Application for home quarantine must be submitted to hso@moh.gov.my by providing  the following information:

                                · residence address;

                                · total number of households;

                                · number of households that are above 60 years old and below 12 years old;

                                · number of households that have chronic disease and pregnant;

                                · number of rooms in the residence;

                                · number of bathroom/toilets in the residence;

                                · number of bedrooms with attached bathroom; and

                                · proof of vaccination.


Consulate General of Malaysia, Vancouver

 

17 October 2021

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