Malaysia Visa For China

Chinese passport holders interested in overseas travel have many questions about overseas travel. One of the most frequently asked questions is whether they need a visa to travel to certain countries. While some countries allow visitors to enter the country without a visa, other Chinese nationals require a visa to enter the country. Read on to find out more about the visa process, visa requirements, and answers to other frequently asked questions.

Citizens of the People's Republic of China (PRC) must apply for a visa to enter Malaysia. PRC citizens with diplomatic and service passports are exempt from entry visa requirements. All submissions are subject to the approval of the Malaysian government.

There are two types of electronic travel authorizations that visitors to China can apply for: Electronic Travel Information and Registration (eNTRI) and eVisa. eNTRI allows the holder to stay in Malaysia for up to 15 days while eVisa has a maximum stay of 30 days. eVisa online is more popular for this reason.

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What is eNTRI?

Electronic Registration and Travel Information (eNTRI) is an online registration facility provided by the Malaysian government to facilitate the entry of PRC nationals living in Mainland China to Malaysia under the Visa Waiver Scheme. Entries will be issued as proof of registration and must be presented upon arrival in Malaysia.

What is Malaysia Tourist Visa for Chinese Passport Holders?

The Malaysia Tourist Visa for Chinese Passport Holders is a travel document that allows Chinese nationals to visit Malaysia for up to 30 days. This is a single-entry visa and can be used for single entry and exit to Malaysia through any of the country's entry points. This new Malaysian visa policy was introduced in 2016 by the Malaysian Immigration Service to make it easier for Chinese tourists to visit Malaysia.

What documents are required for eNTRI registration?

You must ensure that the following documents are valid before applying for an eNTRI:

Passport validly for at least 6 months
Recent passport photo
Confirm return ticket
All eNTRI Note travellers can only depart from the People's Republic of China (including Hong Kong and Macau) to Malaysia or via Singapore, Thailand or Brunei.
Flights from Taiwan and other countries to Malaysia are not permitted.
All eNTRI Note travellers returning from Malaysia can take direct flights back to the People's Republic of China (including Hong Kong and Macau) OR via Singapore, Thailand, or Brunei OR to any country if traveling by air.
Proof of Accommodation
A valid credit or debit card to pay eVisa fees
Birth certificate (only for children under 12 years old)
Work permit or residence permit (if you live abroad)
Malaysian e-Visa cannot be extended by Chinese nationals

How long is a Malaysian eVisa from China valid?

The Malaysian e-Visa for Chinese passport holders remains valid for 90 days from the date of approval and the holder can spend up to 30 consecutive days in Malaysia at any time within this period. The Malaysian tourist visa is different from the eNTRI visa, which allows Chinese nationals visiting Malaysia to stay a maximum of 15 days.

Malaysian Tourist Visa Application Procedure from China

Once the Chinese traveller to Malaysia has collected the necessary documents to apply for the Malaysian e-Visa, the application process is swift. Applicants only need to do the following:

Provide some basic personal information and passport information
Submit supporting documents
Pay the Malaysian e-Visa processing fee
Chinese nationals can apply for a Malaysia tourist visa completely online via our website and the approved visa documents will be emailed to them in PDF format.

To ensure the successful processing of their application, Malaysian Chinese eVisa applicants are advised to carefully review the information they provide in their application before submitting it in order to correct any errors.

Companion document. When:

while you work; a letter from your employer authorizing you to take time off for a certain period of time;
If you are self-employed; Proof of your business and financial status (e.g., a letter from HM Revenue detailing your tax contributions, company registration and a letter from a tax adviser);
if you are a student; a letter from your school/college/university stating the course you are taking and the start and end dates;
If you are unemployed/dependent; Proof of family or social ties as sponsor: - Proof of identity (e.g., passport/KTP) - Proof of relationship (e.g., marriage certificate or birth certificate) - Residential status (e.g., residence permit).

Online Malaysia e-Visa Provisions for Chinese Citizens

The eVisa application must be completed online.
Your application must be approved by the Malaysian Immigration Service or the Malaysian Mission Office.

Note that if there is any suspicion, applicants may be asked to provide additional documents or invited for an interview or Skype session with the Malaysian Consulate/High Commission/Embassy of Malaysia. You will receive your eVisa in A4 printable format, which you should print accordingly. We remind you that the printed eVisa is very important and must be presented when you arrive at the Malaysian border.

Benefits of Malaysian Tourist e-Visa for Chinese Citizens

As the Malaysian eVisa application process can be completed online with us. It is faster and more convenient than traditional visa applications. With a Malaysian eVisa, Chinese visitors can:

Avoid visiting and meeting at diplomatic missions
They can receive their travel authorization via email
All you have to do is submit a digital copy via the electronic form
You can digitally link your Chinese passport to eVisa
While it is not possible to extend or renew the Malaysian eVisa for Chinese passport holders, Chinese tourists with expired eVisa can apply for a new one directly through the same online process. This would be very easy.

Can I still use my eNTRI if I have changed my travel flight date?

You do not need to re-register a new registration and may enter Malaysia on any date within 90 DAYS from the eNTRI Note that was issued. If the change of travel date is later than 90 DAYS, you are required to re-register a new Note.