No, Indians don't need a visa to visit Malaysia for up to 30 days. However, Indian visitors to Malaysia need a mandatory Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC)—the Department of Immigration issues this permit, which can be processed online.

The visa-free policy allows Indian passport holders to stay in Malaysia for up to 30 days. The MDAC will be valid for a single entry, allowing a 30-day stay in the country.

• Transit visa for Malaysia: The Malaysia transit visa from India is used for travellers who need to transit for more than 24 hours or plan to leave the transit area.

• Student visa for Malaysia: Students from India can also apply for a study visa for Malaysia. This is a long-term visa allowing you to study in the country.

• Malaysia permanent residence visa: Indians looking to stay in Malaysia for the long term must apply for a permanent residency visa. This will eventually allow Indians to get Malaysian citizenship.

• Malaysia employment visa: Travellers looking to work in Malaysia can apply for an employment visa. This will allow them to be employed and live in Malaysia.

Atlys guarantees the timely delivery of visas as promised. Additional benefits of choosing Atlys as your visa partner include:

• Streamlined visa application: Atlys simplifies the visa application process, saving you time and effort.

• User-friendly platform: The platform is designed for ease of use, making the application process straightforward and hassle-free.

• Secure handling: Your personal information is handled with the utmost security and confidentiality.

Like the Malaysia e-visa, the MDAC application requires you to submit a limited number of documents and information. You will need to provide the following:

• Passport: Details of your front passport.

• Flight itinerary: A confirmed flight ticket.

• Accommodation: Confirmed hotel or accommodation details.

With Atlys, you can easily upload your documents using your phone camera and complete the application in just 5 minutes.

No, travel insurance is not mandatory in Malaysia. It is recommended to get it to lower the chances of visa denial and provide a financial backup in an emergency.

The Government of Malaysia does not specify the amount needed for your Malaysian travel. Still, depending on your stay duration, it is suggested that you have 50 USD per day in your bank account.

Although there are no rules and regulations for the MDAC, allowing Indian passport holders to visit and stay in Malaysia, there are certain things that the Immigration Officer might check:

• sufficient funds for the visit

• verifiable proof of accommodation

• valid return air tickets

If the Immigration Officer is not satisfied with the proof, they may place the traveller in the 'Not To Land' (NTL) category, despite having a valid MDAC.

No, Indians can provide a digital copy of their passport when completing the online MDAC application. You will not need to submit your physical passport, but you must have it with you when you travel to Malaysia, as you will present the MDAC along with your passport upon arrival.

No. You must resubmit a new MDAC form with the correct information.

Applicants easily complete the application on Atlys by following the below steps:

• Visit Atlys: You can start your application here.

• Click selfie: You can click a selfie or upload your selfie using your phone camera. 

• Upload documents: Upload your passport’s front and last page.

• Review: You must review your application and make corrections. 

• Pay the fee: Pay the applicable visa fee and checkout.

• Approval: After the visa is approved, you will receive your e-visa. 

After you have applied, you can check your MDAC status on Atlys's "My Profile" section.

Indians can stay in Malaysia for 30 days with MDAC, but if their MDAC expires soon, they must return home as they cannot extend their stay. 

Indian nationals travelling to Malaysia will need an MDAC beforehand to visit the country. If you meet the specific eligibility criteria, including entering Malaysia from Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, or Brunei, you can apply for a Malaysia visa on arrival.

• Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least six months before entry.

• Malaysia MDAC: You will need a compulsory online submission of the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) three (3) days before the arrival date.

• Proof of Accommodation: Confirmed details of where you will be staying in Malaysia, such as a hotel booking or an invitation from your host.

• Return Tickets: Evidence of your onward or return tickets may be requested to ensure you do not intend to overstay your visa.

• Sufficient funds: You must show proof of having sufficient funds, at least 50 USD per day, for each stay in Malaysia.

Relocating with a pet to Malaysia requires careful planning and adherence to specific regulations. Key considerations include:

• Mandatory Quarantine: Upon arrival, your pet will undergo a minimum seven-day quarantine.

• Extended Quarantine: The quarantine period can be extended up to six months based on a risk assessment.

• Non-Compliance: Failure to comply may result in pet refusal, quarantine at the owner's expense, or, in extreme cases, euthanasia.

• Different Regulations: Pets other than cats and dogs (birds, reptiles, etc.) have different import requirements.

• Consult Authorities: Contact the relevant authorities in your country and Malaysia for specific information.

• Unique Requirements: Each country has its own veterinary certificate format.

• Microchipping: While not mandatory, microchipping your pet is strongly recommended.

The MDAC is primarily intended for tourism and short-term stays, and is not suitable for employment in Malaysia. The advisory emphasises the need to remain vigilant and "avoid being cheated by fraudulent agents who promise employment in this scheme."

Yes, you can reapply for a Malaysian visa after being rejected. Before starting the reapplication process, carefully review the reasons for the rejection, address any issues, and ensure your new application is complete and accurate. Provide supporting documents and a cover letter to increase your chances of approval.