The Malaysian visa allows the holder to travel to Malaysia, while the Malaysian Pass indicates the purpose of the trip. Some passes are received at the port of entry upon arrival, while others must be received before applying for a visa (such as an employment permit). Therefore, the Malaysian visa is divided into the following parts:
1. Malaysia transit visa. In order to board another flight on the way to a third country, you must enter Malaysia and apply for a transit visa.
2. Malaysian tourist visa. If you plan to travel in this country, you need to obtain a tourist visa for Malaysia.
3. Short-term social pass. Received on arrival in Malaysia. Short-term uses, such as visiting relatives and friends, traveling, business trips, seminars, exams, sports competitions, etc. You'll get the pass.
4. Employment permit. Allow to work in a Malaysian company. Before applying to the EU or other Malaysian authorities, the Foreign People's Committee must approve the company's position.
5. Family license. Family members (/kloc-children under 0/8 or elderly parents)
6. Visitor Pass. If you find an employer in Malaysia and want to work in an approved department or as a foreign domestic employee, you must apply for this permission before traveling.
7. Visitor Pass. If you want to provide professional services or training in Malaysia for a short time, you must apply for this license.
8. Long-term social access card. Issued to foreigners who want to stay in Malaysia for more than six months and meet the requirements. However, you can't use this pass to work, and you can't become a self-employed person. If you are a partner of a Malaysian citizen, you can get a five-year pass, which is a Malaysian visa.
9. Student ID card. If you want to study in Malaysia, you must apply for a student permit before traveling.
10. Issued to persons who hold valid employment permits in Malaysia and have lived in Malaysia for at least three years.
Application conditions of Malaysian pass and visa types
Including transit visas, tourist visas, student visas, short-term social access permits, etc. The first three visas call me simple. Let's focus on short-term social passes. Applicants must obtain the following visas:. Social visits; As a tourist; As a journalist; Attend business meetings or discussions; Attend seminars or conferences; Sign an agreement; Investigate investment opportunities or set up factories; Going to college requires an exam; Take part in sports competitions. Citizens who have a visa-free agreement with Malaysia can enter Malaysia without a visa, and then apply for a short-term social visit pass at the entry point.