Malaysia visa

Malaysia goes by your passport, not your UAE residence. Indian nationals can visit without a visa for up to 30 days until 31 December 2026, and Emiratis and Filipinos need no visa either. Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan passport holders need a Malaysian eVisa from the Immigration Department's official portal before they fly; it cannot be obtained on arrival. Almost every visitor must also file the free Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) within three days before arrival. We check what your passport needs and prepare the eVisa application where one applies.

eVisa usually a few working days. That figure is indicative: the issuing government sets the actual processing time, and it varies with your nationality, the visa type and how busy the season is. We follow the application through to approval and tell you where it stands.

Up to 30 days. Validity is decided by the issuing government and depends on the visa type you are granted, so it is confirmed on the visa itself rather than at application.

Most Malaysia applications from the UAE need: Passport valid for at least 6 months with blank pages; UAE residence visa copy (valid at least 3 months); Emirates ID copy (front and back); Recent passport-size photo to the required specification; Bank statements for the last 3-6 months; Employment contract or NOC letter from your employer; Confirmed flight and hotel reservations; Travel medical insurance for the trip duration. Requirements vary: Malaysia may ask for additional documents depending on your nationality and purpose of travel, so we confirm the exact list for your case before you start.

Our price for a Malaysia visa starts from AED 365, for the simplest visa type. Government fees are included. The exact figure depends on the visa type, your nationality and the processing speed you choose, so we confirm it once we know your residency and travel dates, before anything is submitted.