Visa Free Entry to Malaysia | விசா இல்லாமல் மலேசியாவுக்கு செல்லலாம் | Visit Malaysia Year 2020 скачать в хорошем качестве

Visa Free Entry to Malaysia | விசா இல்லாமல் மலேசியாவுக்கு செல்லலாம் | Visit Malaysia Year 2020

if you're looking to plan your latest vacation, look no further. As part of the country's fifth 'Visit Malaysia Year' campaign, tourists from China and India will get to enjoy visa-free entries into Malaysia beginning January 1, 2020. The catch? Well, there aren't any. Other than the fact that tourists will have to pre-register themselves prior to their trips. And that the visa exclusion will only be active until the end of 2020. Here are the details. Tourists can enter and exit Malaysia only through authorized airports and the following seven border crossings, 1. Sultan Iskandar Building, Johor. 2. Johor Bahru railway station. 3. Immigration control post at Kompleks Sultan Abu Bakar, Tanjung Kupang, Johor. 4. Padang Besar, Perlis. 5. Bukit Kayu Itam, Changloon, Kedah. 6. Sungai Tujoh, Sarawak. 7. Immigration control post at Tedungan in Limbang, Fifth Division, Sarawak. The visa-free entry has a maximum limit of 15 days. After that, tourists will have to return home. Tourists from China and India will also have to register using Malaysia's electronic registration system and begin go on their journey within three months of becoming registered. Upon arrival, tourists must show proof of sufficient funds and valid return flight tickets. Re-entering Malaysia is allowed after 45 days. The Malaysian government is excited to announce the visa-free entry. It's confident that the move will encourage more tourists to visit and experience local culture. According to Secretary-general of Malaysia's Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry Noor Zari Hamat, tourists from China and India have already dominated Malaysia's tourism sector. “We expect tourists arrivals from China and India to remain high with the move by the government to suspend the need for visa for one year," Noor Zari said to the New Straits Times.