Shanghai to Malaysia visa center

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There are two ways to apply for personal e-tourism visa in Malaysia:

(1) the steps for an indivial to apply for e-tourism visa in Malaysia:

the first step is to visit the official website of the Malaysian embassy, Fill in the Malaysia application form online

The second step is to submit the information needed for Malaysia visa

The third step is to pay the visa fee

the fourth step is to obtain the Malaysian e-visa and send it to the applicant's email

(2) the steps of applying for Malaysia e-visa through travel agency:

the first step is to log on the website of travel agency, browse the page information, contact customer service for inquiry, take photos of baby and pay for it

the second step is to send the information needed for visa to the mailbox of travel agency

required information (to be mailed):

1. First page of electronic passport

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the third step is to enter the library for acceptance after approval

The fourth step is to send the e-visa to the applicant's email

3. Valid period of Malaysia visa: 90 days (subject to the issuance by the consulate)

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The process of applying for Malaysia visa in Shanghai is as follows:

1. Application materials:

1. Personal social / tourist visa:

1. Valid passport, valid for at least 6 months

(2) two recent two inch personal identification photos (color on white background)

(3) visa application form (complete, signed and dated)

4) valid passport, valid for at least 6 months

(5) two recent two inch personal identification photos (color on white background)

Business visa:

1) valid passport, valid for at least 6 months

(2) holders of new passports should provide the original of all old passports

(3) one recent two inch personal identification photo (color on white background)

(4) visa application form (complete, signed and dated)

(5) certificate of Chinese enterprise (to prove that the visa applicant works in the enterprise). The certification letter shall be printed on the formal letterhead of the applicant's unit, stamped with the official seal of the unit and signed by the person in charge)

(6) invitation letter of Malaysian enterprises (indicating the nature and purpose of business activities, the time of stay of the invited personnel, etc.)

(7) if you have already made a reservation, please bring your order with you

3. Work and student visa:

1. The Malaysian company or school will apply to the immigration office first, and after approval, the Malaysian immigration office will inform the local embassy and consulate of the applicant to issue the visa

(2) apply for entry visa. Valid passport, valid for at least 6 months

(3) two recent two inch personal identification photos (color on white background)

(4) visa application form (complete, signed and dated)

(5) after the visa applicants arrive in Malaysia, they go to the immigration office to apply for the corresponding types of long-term visa

(1) the relatives who work, study and live in Malaysia apply to the immigration office of Malaysia in advance

(2) after arriving in Malaysia with an ordinary visa, the visa will be changed

(3) proof of kinship

(4) proof of work, study and income in Malaysia

Second, the application process:

1. The purpose and itinerary of the visa applicant to Malaysia are determined

(2) visit the official website of the Malaysian Embassy in China to learn about visa application information and the list of materials required

(3) prepare materials (visa application form can be downloaded from the website of the Immigration Bureau or obtained from the embassy or consulate in China)

(4) go to the visa office of the Malaysian embassy and consulate in China to go through visa proceres and pay visa fees. Shanghai to Malaysia Consulate General in Shanghai visa office, address: 2 / F, No. 682, huangjincheng Road, Changning District, Shanghai (yucuihaoting). Submission time: 9:00-12:00 a.m. from Monday to Friday; Visa collection time: 14:00-17:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday

(5) waiting for the approval of the embassy or consulate

(6) after obtaining the visa, you should carefully check whether the information on the visa is correct, especially whether the starting and ending time of the validity period of the visa and the number of days of stay are consistent with the application, whether the personal information on the visa, such as the spelling of the name, is correct, and if you find any mistakes, you should contact the visa office of the embassy and consulate in time

(3) visa fee: RMB 80 /

extended information:

notes for visa in Malaysia:

1. Those who apply for multiple visa in Malaysia should have been to Malaysia and have no record of violation

2. Applicants with blank passport may be refused

Chinese citizens whose passport is issued in Xinjiang need to provide a of their ID card

4. If there is a valid Malaysian visa in the passport, it cannot be processed

4. It's OK to go directly to the Malaysian Embassy in China. It's very simple. A passport, two 2-inch white background color photos, and the money is about 150 ocean.. Good luck, you'd better understand some Chinese, because the visa application form is in English

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bus line: Metro Line 10, the whole journey is about 9.2km

1. Take Metro Line 10 from Hongqiao Railway Station, after 6 stops, to Yili Road Station

2. Walk about 930m, to Malaysia. Visa application is in progress

6. They don't go to work at present. They won't go to work until February 17.

7. If you have time, you can go to the Malaysian Embassy in China in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou
if it's not convenient, you can go to a travel agency
Taobao can also be an agent

otherwise, you can go to immigration Malaysia to apply for online e-visa.

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The Official Website of Consulate General of Malaysia, Shanghai
马来西亚总领事馆
中国上海市南京西路1168号
中信泰富广场
1101，1110-1112室
邮编：200041

Telephone : (8621) 5292 5424 (Consulate)
(8621) 5292 5425 (Immigration)

Fax : (8621) 5292 5951 (Consulate)
(8621) 5292 5952 (Immigration)
Email : [email protected] /[email protected]
GMT : +8
Work day : Monday - Friday
0900hrs. - 1700hrs.
Holiday : Saturday & Sunday

9. On the morning of March 24, 2015, the one-stop service center of the Ministry of tourism and culture of Malaysia, which integrates visa, investment, immigration, tourism, study abroad and other services, was located in Jingguang Center (Jingguang Center used to be the highest modern building in Beijing, integrating hotels, apartments and office buildings. It is located in the East Third Ring Road, overlooking the city of Beijing, with merchants gathering and extraordinary bearing.) Officially launched. In the future, tourists can enjoy more convenient visa service in the center. Meanwhile, Chinese tourists can enjoy visa free discount when they travel to Malaysia this year
the one-stop service center of the Ministry of tourism and culture of Malaysia is a service organization specially set up by the Ministry of tourism and culture of Malaysia to promote the tourism and cultural exchanges and development between China and Malaysia. It aims to provide more convenient visa processing for Chinese citizens, as well as investment, immigration, tourism, work, cultural promotion, study abroad, etc "Second home plan" and other aspects of consultation and services
according to the relevant person in charge of the center, Malaysia will exempt the visa fee of RM30 for Chinese tourists before December 31 of this year. The visa is allowed to stay for 30 days without extension, and the conditions for applying for a visa remain unchanged. According to a person in charge of a travel agency, the visa fee for Malaysian passport is 80 yuan per person. Since Malaysian visa is generally handled by the visa center, tourists often have to pay about 120 yuan for the agency service. Only 80 yuan of visa fee is remitted this time, and the service fee is still charged as usual
it is understood that e to the loss of connection of Malaysia Airlines flight mh370 and the crash of flight mh17, the number of Chinese tourists to Malaysia decreased significantly last year. The visa free policy and the new one-stop service center are the latest actions taken by the Malaysian government to save Chinese tourists, promote the 2015 Malaysian Festival year and increase national income.