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Countries That Require Visa/Do Not Require Visa COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE VISA/DO NOT REQUIRE VISA NO COUNTRY ENTRY LENGTH OF LOCATION FOR REMARKS REQUIREMENTS STAY WITHOUT APPLICATION VISA 1. AFGHANISTAN Visa Required Not Applicable Embassy in KL 2. ALBANIA Visa Not Required 90 days Embassy in KL Albania/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment. 3. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Visa Required Not Applicable Embassy in KL The charge for Visa into US is USD45.00, equivalent to RM171.00. 4. ALGERIA Visa Not Required 90 days Embassy in KL 5. ANDORRA* Visa Not Required - - 6. ANGOLA Visa Required Not Applicable Embassy in Beijing The charges for visa into Angola is USD35.00 7. ANTIGUA/BARBUDA Visa Not Required 6 months - 8. SAUDI ARABIA Visa Required Not Applicable Embassy in KL The charges for Visa into Arab SauIn: i) Visa for Umrah - gratis ii) Visa for Pilgrimage - gratis iii) Visa for Visit - equivalent to RM210.00 iv) Visa for Work - equivalent to RM52.50 9. ARGENTINA Visa Not Required 30 days Not Applicable If entry with visa, 90 days length of stay will be given and the charges is USD30.00. Visa could be obtained from the Embassy in KL. 10. ARMENIA Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL The charges for visa is USD50.00 11. AUSTRALIA Visa Required Not Applicable The Australian High a) Starting from 01/07/2005, Malaysians can request Commission in KL for another type of visiting visa that is tourist visa, sub- class 676. b) Tourist visa will be granted for a stay of up to 12 months. c) Sub-class 676 forbids tourists from committing any type of employment during stay in Australia. d) Application can be made via Internet or at the High Commission of Australia in Kuala Lumpur. The fee is AS$70.00. 12. AUSTRIA Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable Austria/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment. 13. AZERBAIJAN Visa Required Not Applicable The nearest Embassy The charges for visa into Azerbaijan is USD40.00 14. BAHAMAS Visa Not Required 90 days - 15. BAHRAIN Visa Required Not Applicable a) Sponsor in Bahrain b) a) Charges of BD25.00 for staying up to 72 hours only. b) If Entrance the visa applied at the Entrance, the charges will be BD20.00 and will only be allowed to stay for 72 hours only. - the length of stay could be extended with the Immigration Incretion. 16. BANGLADESH Visa Required Not Applicable (a) High Commission in KL (a) High Commission of Bangladesh will take 2 working days to process the visa application. The charge for visa is RM35.00 for single entry and RM70.00 for multiple entries. 17. BARBADOS Visa Not Required 90 days - 18. BELARUS Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL The charge for visa is USD60.00. 19. BELGIUM Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable Belgium/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment. 20. BELIZE Visa Not Required 6 months The nearest Belize General Consul in Japan. (Tel : 00-81- 33440-9106) 21. BENIN* Visa Required - - No visa required for Official and Diplomatic passport 22. BERMUDA Visa Not Required 6 months - 23. BHUTAN Visa Required Not Applicable Refer to Remarks (a) All visitors to Bhutan will have to contact the following address to obtain visa into Bhutan: Bhutan Tourism Corporation Ltd. P.O. Box 159, Thimpu, Bhutan Tel. Bo: (975) 2 22854, 22647, 24045 (975) 2 22479, 23392 (b) Approved application will be given the visa at the Entrance with charges of USD20.00. 24. BOLIVIA* Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL The charges for visa is USD20.00 25. BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA, Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable Bosnia-Herzegovina/Malaysia had signed an agreement for SARAJEVO the partial visa abolishment. 26. BOSTWANA Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable 27. BRAZIL Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable Brazil/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment. 28. BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Visa Not Required 14 days Not Applicable (a) The holder of Malaysian Identification Letter must have a visa to enter Brunei. (b) Visa application into Brunei could be applied at the High Commission in Kuala Lumpur. (c) The charges for visa into Brunei: i) Single Entry - B$15.00 ii) Multiple Entry (not exceeding 3 months) - B$20.00 iii) Multiple Entry (not exceeding 1 year) - B$30.00 (d) Malaysian Emergency Certificate is not recognized by the Government of Brunei 29. BULGARIA Visa Not Required 90 days - 6 months Not Applicable 30. BURKINA FASO Visa Required 30 days French Embassy in KL Base on reciprocal policy. 31. BURUNDI Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 32. CAMBOINA Visa Not Required 30 days At the Entrance For more than 30 days, get the visa at the airport/entrance 33. CAMERON Visa Required Not Applicable 34. CANADA (Ottawa) Visa Required 6 months Not Applicable a) This requirement depending to the Immigration officers Incretion at the Entrance. b) On the Emergency Certificate, the Canadian Immigration only certified the document for any lost of Malaysian passport in the North America. It cannot be used to enter Canada from Malaysia and countries other than North America. 35. CAPE VERDE ISLAND Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 36. CAYMAN ISLANDS Visa Not Required - - 37. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC* Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 38. CHAD Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 39. CHILE* Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable Malaysian Emergency Certificate is not recognized by the Government of Chile. 40. CHINA Visa Required Not Applicable Embassy in KL The charges for visa into China: i) Normal Visa - RM30.00 ii) Express Visa - RM80.00 41. COLOMBIA Visa Not Required 90 days - 42. COMORES ISLAND* Visa Required Not Applicable Cairo/Paris/New York The Embassy of Comoros is limited. The Visa could also be obtained as arrived at Yahaya airport 43. CONGO ISLAND* Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 44. COOK ISLAND* Visa Not Required 31 days - 45. COSTA RICA Visa Required Not Applicable In Japan/Taiwan (nearest) E- The charge for visa is USD20.00. mail address in Japan (e-mail: [email protected]) 46. COTE D’VOIRE* Visa Required Not Applicable French Embassy in KL 47. CROATIA Visa Not Required 90 days Embassy in KL Croatia/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment on 18 April 1996 and commenced on 10 November 1996. 48. CUBA Visa Not Required 30 days - The nearest Embassy of Cuba in Laos. 49. CYPRUS Visa Not Required 90 days Outside KL 51. DENMARK Visa Not Required 90 days - 52. DJIBOUTI REPUBLIC Visa Required Not Applicable French Embassy in KL 53. DOMINICA Visa Not Required 21 days - 54. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 55. ECUADOR* Visa Not Required 90 days - 56. EGYPT* Visa Not Required 14 days Embassy in KL The charges for visa is RM10.00 57. EL SAVADOR Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 58. EQUATORIAL GUINEA Visa Required Not Applicable Embassy In Madrid 2 month advanced for apply 59. ERITREA - - - 60. ESTONIA Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL Upon arrival with invitation letter 61. ETHIOPIA Visa Not Required Not Applicable In Tokyo The charges for visa is USD42.00 62. FIJI Visa Not Required 4 months Not Applicable 63. FINLAND Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable 64. FRANCE Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable France/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment. 65. FRENCH GUINEA Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 66. FRENCH POLYNESIA Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 67. FRENCH WEST INDIES Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 68. GABON Visa Required Not Applicable French Embassy 69. GAMBIA Visa Not Required - Not Applicable 70. GEORGIA Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL The charges for visa is USD30.00 71. GERMANY Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable 72. GHANA* Visa Required - High Commission of Ghana, Enforcement of visa - immediate. Kuala Lumpur 73. GIBRALTAR Visa Not Required Not Applicable - 74. GREECE Visa Not Required Embassy of Spain in KL a) Malaysian passport holder could stay for a maximum of 3 months, if they are not working there. b) For more than 3 months, visa is needed and the charge is DM30,000. 75. GRENADA Visa Not Required - Not Applicable 76. GUAM Visa Not Required - Not Applicable 77. GUATEMALA Visa Required Not Applicable In Japan (nearest) Tel : 00-81- 33800-1830 78. GUINEA-BISSAU Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 79. GUINEA (REP)* Visa Required Not Applicable In KL US50.00 cash for Business delegation 80. GUYANA* Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 81. HAITI* Visa Required Not Applicable Outside KL 82. HONDURAS Visa Required Not Applicable Los Angeles/Japan (nearest) Tel : 00-81-33409-1150 (Jpn) 83. HONG KONG Visa Not Required 30 days Not Applicable (except Posting) 84. HUNGARY Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable Hungary/Malaysia had signed an agreement for the partial visa abolishment. 85. ICELAND Visa Not Required 90 days Not Applicable 86. INDIA Visa Required Not Applicable High Commission in KL The charges for visa into India: i) Multiple Entry (3 months) - USD5.00 ii) Multiple Entry (6 months) - USD20.00 iii) Multiple Entry (1 year) - USD40.00 iv) Multiple Entry (5 year) - USD100.00 v) Student Visa (Multiple Entry) - US50.00 No visa required for Official and Diplomatic passport 87. INDONESIA Visa Not Required 30 days Not Applicable a) Malaysian Identification Letter holder requires a visa to enter Indonesia c) Other than social/business purposes, visa is required especially for Officers posted in Embassy/General Consulate/Consulate-consulate of Malaysia and the application could be made at the Embassy of Indonesia in Kuala Lumpur.
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