Indian citizens need an e-Visa or eNTRI before travelling to Malaysia for tourism.

• Government fee Set by the destination and charged when you submit the e-Visa application.
• Processing / card charge Some official portals add a small payment-handling charge on top.
• Third-party sites Unofficial sites charge far more for the same application — always apply on the official portal.

We deliberately do not publish fee amounts: they differ by visa type and nationality and change often, and a stale number is worse than none. Check the current amount on the official source.

• PassportOriginal passport with at least six (6) months validity from the date of entry into Malaysia. Must have at least two blank pages.
• Recent Passport-sized PhotographDigital copy, white background, meeting ICAO standards. For eVisa/eNTRI, upload a clear, recent photo.
• Confirmed Return Flight TicketProof of confirmed onward or return flight tickets.
• Proof of AccommodationHotel bookings or invitation letter from a host in Malaysia.
• Proof of Sufficient FundsBank statements or other financial documents to show adequate funds for the duration of stay. The amount required may vary.
• Birth Certificate (for minors)If travelling with minors, their birth certificate may be required.

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   Visit the official Malaysia eVisa portal.

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   Register for an account or log in if you already have one.
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   Select the appropriate visa type (eNTRI, Single Entry eVisa, or Multiple Entry eVisa) based on your travel plans and eligibility.
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   Fill out the online application form accurately and completely. Ensure all details match your passport.
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   Upload all required documents, including your passport biodata page, passport-sized photograph, confirmed flight tickets, and accommodation proof.
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   Review your application thoroughly before submission to avoid errors.
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   Pay the processing fee online. Fees are non-refundable.
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   Wait for the application to be processed. You will receive an email notification regarding the outcome.
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   If approved, print out your eNTRI note or eVisa for presentation upon arrival in Malaysia.

• Incomplete or inconsistent application form

  How to avoid: Ensure all fields are filled accurately and consistently with your passport details and supporting documents. Double-check for typos or missing information before submission.

• Insufficient funds to cover the stay

  How to avoid: Provide clear and recent bank statements or other financial proof demonstrating you have adequate funds for your entire trip without relying on unauthorized work.

• Poor quality or incorrect documents uploaded

  How to avoid: Ensure all uploaded documents (passport biodata page, photo, flight tickets, accommodation) are clear, legible, in the correct format, and meet the specified requirements (e.g., photo background, passport validity).

• Previous immigration violations in Malaysia or other countries

  How to avoid: Be truthful about any past overstays, deportations, or visa rejections. Such history can negatively impact your application. Ensure you have no outstanding issues with immigration authorities.

• Unclear travel purpose or lack of genuine intent to return

  How to avoid: Provide a clear itinerary, confirmed return tickets, and proof of ties to your home country (e.g., employment letter, family ties, property ownership) to demonstrate your intention to return after your visit.

• Passport validity less than 6 months

  How to avoid: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your intended date of entry into Malaysia. Renew your passport well in advance if it's nearing expiration.

• Always carry a copy of your eNTRI/eVisa approval, passport, and return flight ticket, as immigration officers may request them upon arrival.
• Be aware of local customs and dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Respect local traditions.
• Stay hydrated, especially in the tropical climate. Use reputable transportation services and be cautious of your belongings in crowded areas.
• Ensure your mobile phone has international roaming or purchase a local SIM card upon arrival for connectivity and emergencies.

• Can I extend my eNTRI or eVisa stay in Malaysia?

  Generally, eNTRI and eVisa are non-extendable. If you wish to stay longer, you may need to depart Malaysia and re-apply for a new visa, subject to eligibility and immigration regulations. It is advisable to adhere strictly to the maximum stay period granted.

• Is a transit visa required if I have a layover in Malaysia?

  If you remain in the international transit area of the airport and do not pass through immigration, a transit visa is generally not required. However, if your layover requires you to pass through immigration (e.g., to change terminals, collect luggage, or for an overnight stay), you will need an appropriate visa (eNTRI or eVisa) or a transit pass if eligible.

• Can I work in Malaysia with an eNTRI or eVisa?

  No, eNTRI and eVisa are strictly for tourism or short business visits (for eVisa Multiple Entry) and do not permit employment or any form of paid work in Malaysia. Engaging in unauthorized work can lead to severe penalties, including deportation.

• What happens if I overstay my visa in Malaysia?

  Overstaying your visa is a serious offense in Malaysia and can result in fines, detention, deportation, and a ban from re-entering the country for a significant period. Always ensure you depart Malaysia before your authorized stay expires.

• What is the difference between eNTRI and eVisa?

  eNTRI is for shorter stays (up to 15 days), has specific entry/exit points (e.g., direct flights from India or via Singapore/Thailand), and is generally faster to process. eVisa allows for longer stays (up to 30 days), more flexible entry/exit points, and is valid for 3 months. Both are electronic travel authorizations.

• My passport expires in 5 months - can I still apply for Malaysia?

  No, your passport must have at least six months of validity remaining from your date of entry into Malaysia. You will need to renew your passport before applying for an e-Visa or eNTRI. This is a strict requirement for all foreign visitors. Ensure your passport meets this criterion to avoid travel disruptions.

• How much bank balance do I need to show for my Malaysia e-Visa application?

  You must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Malaysia. While there isn't a fixed minimum amount, you should be able to show proof of financial stability, such as recent bank statements. It is advisable to check the official e-Visa portal for the latest specific financial requirements. Ensure your bank statements clearly reflect adequate funds.

• I am traveling next week, is there enough time to get an e-Visa for Malaysia?

  An e-Visa for Malaysia typically takes a few business days to process, but processing times can vary and are not guaranteed. While it might be possible, applying at such short notice carries a risk of not receiving your visa in time for your trip. It is highly recommended to apply well in advance of your intended travel date to avoid any last-minute issues.

• I am self-employed, what documents do I need for my Malaysia e-Visa?

  As a self-employed applicant, you will need to provide proof of your business and financial stability. This typically includes business registration documents, recent bank statements, and income tax returns. Ensure all submitted documents clearly demonstrate your employment status and your ability to finance your trip. Providing comprehensive documentation can help with your application.

• I am traveling to Malaysia with my child, do they need their own e-Visa?

  Yes, every individual, including children, must have their own valid e-Visa or eNTRI to enter Malaysia. Each child will require a separate application with their own passport and supporting documents. Ensure all family members have their respective travel documents in order before departure to avoid any issues at immigration.

• How much does a Malaysia visa cost for Indian citizens?

  You pay online when you apply. The total is usually the government e-Visa fee plus any card or processing charge. Government fee: Set by the destination and charged when you submit the e-Visa application. Processing / card charge: Some official portals add a small payment-handling charge on top. Third-party sites: Unofficial sites charge far more for the same application — always apply on the official portal. Fees change regularly, so confirm the current amount on the official source linked on this page before you apply.

• Do I need a separate visa for Kuala Lumpur, or does this cover all of Malaysia?

  You do not need a separate visa for any individual city. Entry rules are set nationally, not city by city, so a Malaysia visa is valid for the whole country — including Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi and Malacca. Apply once for Malaysia and you can travel anywhere inside it, up to the permitted length of stay.