for foreigners

CURRENT VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR CHINESE AND INDIAN CITIZENS TRAVELING TO MALAYSIA

Effective from 1 December 2023, citizens of China and India will enjoy visa-free entry to Malaysia for up to 30 days, with this privilege extending until 31 December 2024. However, they must complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC), an online pre-arrival form that can be filled out up to three days before the scheduled arrival in Malaysia. Travelers are required to present both a valid passport and a completed MDAC to border officers for validation before proceeding through the immigration counter. Access the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) at the following URL: https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main.

VISA REQUIREMENT FOR LEBANESE TRAVEL TO MALAYSIA

Lebanese citizens don't need visa for travelling to Malaysia as tourist. The stay is usually short stay with a period less than 90 days. However, they must complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC), an online pre-arrival form that can be filled out up to three days before the scheduled arrival in Malaysia. Travelers are required to present both a valid passport and a completed MDAC to border officers for validation before proceeding through the immigration counter. Access the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) at the following URL: https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main.

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

Country	Without Visa		VWTR		VWR
	On Arrival	Extension	On Arrival	Extension	On Arrival	Extension

Lebanon

3 mths

2 mths

3 mths


**	VWTR	- Visa Without Reference (Visa is issued by Malaysian mission in the respective country)
	VWR	- Visa With Reference (Visa is approved by the Immigration Department)

Note * :

1.	All Visitors MUST ENTER Malaysia through Airports only.
2.	Visitors MUST obtain Visa Without Reference or Visa With Reference at the nearest Malaysian Embassies / Consulates before entering Malaysia.
3.	Exemption of visa is given to nationals of African countries as listed in Para 3.1 above, who visits Malaysia under the sponsorship of the Government or as a guest of the Government. The period of stay approved will be based on the period required to achieve the purpose of the visit as a government sponsored visitor or guest. Proof of sponsorship or invitation as a guest of the Government should be produced to the Immigration Officer at the point of entry.
4.	i- Conditions for Visa Without Reference (VWTR):
	a)	Posses confirm air ticket back to country of origin or current residing country or posses visa and confirm air ticket to country of onward destination.
	b)	Visitors will be given a maximum 14 days stay with no extension allowed or much shorter period of stay for those who are on transit before continuing their onward journey.

	ii- Conditions for Visa With Reference (VWR):
	a)	This visa is issued for those traveling on business or investment only.
	b)	Trip MUST be sponsored by a local high level individual or a local business company which invites them to Malaysia (the sponsoring company need to be well established and is required to submit copies of Form 9, 24 and 49 to the Immigration Department of Malaysia).
	c)	The sponsor MUST deposit RM 2000.00 per person to the Immigration Department of Malaysia as a security deposit.
	d)	Visitors will be given a maximum 30 days of stay with no extension allowed.

5.	Extension of Social/Business pass is not allowed unless approved by the Director General or Deputy Director General of the Immigration Department of Malaysia.