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Visa Malaysia Service

Date : 2018-12-11

It is easy to move from Vietnam to travel in Malaysia, visa application procedures are also very simple so that travelers can prepare full baggage. Malaysia is also a modern country, also has many famous tourist destinations in the world.

Visa Malaysia procedure:

The visa application period is 7 days from the date the Consulate accepts the application (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays). Please contact us for the best advice and preparation of your application.

DOCUMENTS FOR APPLYING VISA:

Vietnamese visa exemption on entry into Malaysia within 30 days for the purpose of traveling, visiting relatives, work, attending seminars, press news, ... The following is the details of the visa application. Malaysia for Vietnamese who travel to Malaysia and need to stay more than 30 days and Myanmar visa application for foreign nationals are not exempted Malaysia visa.

1. Malaysian tourist visa for Chinese tourists

Profile include:

Original passport

2 3 × 4 blue background image

Temporary residence card or work permit or original Vietnamese working visa

Job confirmation.

► Note:

• Visa is valid for 3 months, one entry, stay 30 days

• Guests are present for fingerprints

• Urgent cases please report

2. Malaysian visas for Chinese visitors

- Passport (original)

- 2 photos 3 × 4 (blue background)

- Invitation letter and decision to send to work

- Visa Vietnam must have a business visa and have many values

Visa single entry

Visa multiple entry

► Note:

• Visa is valid for 3 months, one entry, stay 30 days

• Guests are present for fingerprints

• Urgent cases please report

3. Malaysian tourist visa for Indian tourists

Profile include:

Original passport

2 3 × 4 blue background image

Temporary residence card or work permit or original Vietnamese working visa

Job confirmation

►Note:

• Visa is valid for 3 months, one entry, stay 30 days

• Guests are present for fingerprints

• Urgent cases please report

4. Malaysian visas for Indian guests

- Passport (original)

- 2 photos 3 × 4 (blue background)

- Invitation letter and decision to send to work

- Visa Vietnam must have a business visa and have many values

- Visa one time

- Visa multiple times

►Note:

• Visa is valid for 3 months, one entry, stay 30 days

• Guests are present for fingerprints

• Urgent cases please report

5. Malaysian tourist visa to Sri Lanka

Profile include:

Original passport

2 3 × 4 blue background image

Temporary residence card or work permit or original Vietnamese working visa

Job confirmation.

►Note:

• Visa is valid for 3 months, one entry, stay 30 days

• Guests are present for fingerprints

• Urgent cases please report

6. Malaysian Work Visa for Srilanca guests

- Passport (original)

- 2 photos 3 × 4 (blue background)

- Invitation letter and decision to send to work

- Visa Vietnam must have a business visa and have many values

-Visa once

-Visa many times

►Note:

• Visa is valid for 3 months, one entry, stay 30 days

• Guests are present for fingerprints

• Urgent cases please report

7. Visa to visit relatives in Malaysia:

From the invitation side:

1.Notarized passport of the invitee (sent to Vietnam).

2.Invite by the notary (notarized).

3.If married: attach the marriage certificate issued by Malaysia

4.If you are a permanent resident of Malaysia: permanent resident card.

5.Electricity bill if having a house: 3 months.

From Vietnamese side:

1.Original passport

2.Photo 4 × 6 white background 4 new sheets

3.Household registration notarized

4.Birth of the invitee (proof of relationship is child)

5.Birth of the invited person and the invitee (if you are a sibling)

6.Confirmation of balance of 100tr (confirmation of non-root balance)

7.House papers if notarized

8.Identity card, marriage registration (if married).

INFOMATION ABOUT MALAYSIA

1. Dress Requirement:

Lightweight, comfortable pants are considered suitable for all seasons of the year in Malaysia. In order to avoid causing public outrage, female travelers should wear clothes that cover both legs and biceps. It should be noted that shorts are not popular on the street, except in the sea. Long pants will make a good impression. As it rains and the weather is erratic in Malaysia, travelers should bring their umbrellas

2. Electricity: 220-240 volts AC, 50Hz. Three-pin plugs are commonly used.

3. Proportion of society

Malay society is influenced by various religions and cultures, with various codes of conduct between Malay Muslims, Indian Indians and Chinese Catholics. The greeting in Bahasa Melayu is "selamat", but the Malay people often use the Arabic phrase "assalamualaikum", which means "Peace is with you" to say hello to each other. The standard name for a Malay man is Enrik, but the name does not necessarily refer to a man, an unmarried Malaysian woman often referred to as Cik ( English is Che) and the married woman is called Puan.

Placing your hands on your chest is a sign of respect, and a light touch with a relaxed wrist is usually acceptable when shaking hands. Chinese and Indians prefer to be called Western. People often express their hospitality and express themselves freely. When eating with the use of hands, only use the right hand. Tourists should respect religious beliefs and must follow what Malays do, especially to dress up with them. Shoes must be left outside when entering people's homes or pagodas. Out of the workplace, ordinary people usually wear casual clothes such as not too comfortable.

4. Language

Bahasa Melayu is the official language of Malay but English is more widely used. Other languages such as Chinese (Cantonese and Hokkien), iban and tamin are only used by some small groups.

5. Opening hours

All the hours of the day, but the big stores, and the malls usually open at 10am to 10pm.

6. Payment:

Shops accept MasterCard, Visa and American Express payment. Diners Club is generally accepted in major stores or commercial centers or luxury hotels and restaurants. Credit cards are not usually used in the suburbs - Travelers should bring cash or checks for convenience when needed.

7. Check of tourists

Acceptable at banks, hotels or business centers. Most forms of traveler's checks are acceptable, but travelers are encouraged to bring checks in the British Pound, US Dollar or Australian Dollar.

8. Exchange rate:

AUD 1 = MYR 2.79

EUR 1 = MYR 4.36

GBP 1 = MYR 5.18

USD 1 = MYR 3.28

9. Malaysian Specials:

Nasi Lemak (steamed rice with coconut milk, served with anchovy, sambal chili, beans and eggs) is a national dish, usually found in all parts of the Malay territory.

Char Kway Teow (Fried Rice with Meat or Fish) is a popular and cheap fast food.

Nasi goring is a favorite dish often sold at street stalls or night markets. This is a good take away for long journeys by bus.

Roti Canai (toasted bread with a curry sauce) is a delicious and cheap snack popular in Malaysia, more suitable when used together with tea teh tarik.

Rendang daging (re-cooked beef cooked with lemongrass and coconut) is delicious, bold, often served in the festival.

10. Money: The invoice includes 10% service charge and 5% tax and is included in the menu price.

11. Food - drinks

Food is always one of the highlights when traveling to Malaysia, but hygiene standards are still of little interest. You can enjoy the food in the restaurant, the stalls on the street or in the night market because the food is often processed in the house. Only eat well-known foods and avoid food drying out. Avoid ice cream or other unpasteurized dairy foods because they can be defrosted and frozen. The fountains in the big cities are safe but most people drink bottled water. In other places, water may be contaminated - you should drink water that is boiled or sterilized. Take caution with ice, as these ice can be obtained from polluted water sources. Unmanaged milk can be boiled - Milk used in tea must be boiled or processed.

For more details about immigration procedures, please contact:

HGTECH INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND TRADING COMPANY

Address: 6b/76 THINH HAO 1 - DONG DA - HA NOI

Tel: 0243. 7326896 - 0243. 7326897 - Hotline: 0989.496.239 (Mrs. Huong)

Email: visa.vn55@gmail.com

Website: http://visavietnamsupport.com/

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