Beginning 1 August 2008, all visitors requiring visa to Malaysia is eligible to apply Visa On Arrival:
1. Issued at the following entry checkpoints:
i. Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), including LCCT (Low Cost Carrier Terminal)
ii. Penang International Airport, Penang
iii. Langkawi International Airport, Langkawi
iv. Senai International Airport, Johor
v. Kuching International Airport, Sarawak
vi. Kota Kinabalu International Airport, Sabah
vii. Complex Sultan Abu Bakar, Tanjung Kupang (Second Link), Johor.
2. Visa On Arrival is Single Entry, valid for social visit not exceeding 14 days only. Extension is not allowed.
3. Requirements:
i. Passport / travel document with a validity of 6 months or more on the expected date of arrival in Malaysia.
ii. Confirmed return ticket, except those working and residing in Singapore.
iii. It is COMPULSORY for applicants to furnish their place of stay in Malaysia.
iv. Visa fee of RM330 and payable in CASH.
4. The following countries are not eligible for Visa on Arrival:
4.1 Citizens of Colombia
4.1 Citizens of Israel
4.2 Citizens of Republic Of Serbia
4.3 Citizens of Republic Of Montenegro
4.4 Citizens of the following African:
Angola Ethiopia
Burkina Faso Ghana
Burundi Guinea-Bissau
Cameroon Liberia
Central African Republic Mali
Congo Democratic Republic Mozambique
Congo Republic Niger
Cote D’Ivoire / Ivory Coast Nigeria
Djibouti Rwanda
Equatorial Guinea Western Sahara
Eritrea
5. The following countries are not eligible for Visa on Arrival facility except for those who are the holder of Permanent Residence and Long Term Passes( Employment Pass / Dependant Pass / Work Permit / S-Pass / Student Pass/ Long Term Social Pass) in Singapore or other countries then country of their origin:
5.1 Citizens of Afghanistan
5.2 Citizens of India
5.3 Citizens of Pakistan
5.4 Citizens of Sri Lanka
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6. Those eligible to apply:
Citizens from other countries not stated above are eligible to apply regardless they are the holder of social visit or long term status in Singapore or holder of long terms status of other countries then country of their origin.
NOTE
All nationalities that hold long term passes in Singapore are encouraged to apply Multiple Entry Visa with the High Commission of Malaysia appointed travel agents compared to Single Entry Visa given through Visa on Arrival.
