Malaysia Grants Visa-Free Access to India and China Until 2026

The Immigration Department of Malaysia has announced visa-free entry privileges for nationals of India and China, effective until 31 December 2026. Indian citizens are currently exempt from visa requirements, allowing them to visit Malaysia without the usual application process.
The exemption for Indian nationals is confirmed on the department's official website. Similarly, the Government of Malaysia extended a visa exemption for holders of passports from the People's Republic of China, also valid until 31 December 2026.
Chinese passport holders must meet specific requirements, including a passport validity of at least six months, confirmed return flight tickets, proof of accommodation, evidence of sufficient funds, and completion of a Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online at least three days prior to arrival. These exemptions are intended for short-term social visits and represent a significant easing of travel conditions for citizens of two of Asia's largest nations.
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