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Transit Visa
About
The Transit Visa is issued to applicants who wish to enter Malaysia on transit to other countries. Transit visa can be issued upon arrival for a stay of maximum of 120 hours (extension not possible) if:
1. Passenger arrives and departs from the same point and not through any other points;2. Holding confirmed onward ticket and all documents required for next destination.
Travellers on transit without leaving the airport precints and who continue their journey to the next destination with the same flight do not require a transit visa.
Documents Required
- Valid Passport
- Form IMM.47 (Print on both side of an A4 paper. Printing on 2 pieces of paper will not be accepted).
- 2 Passport size photographs
- Return or onward - journey traveling ticket
- Proof of sufficient funds in the form of endorsements of Foreign exchange in the passport.
Specifications
- Category: Single Entry
- Form: Form IMM.47
- Validity: 5 days
Example of a transit visa
Questions?
Please contact the Immigration Department at +(603) 8775 2715.
Document source: www.studentguide.in.
Experience
Malaysian Transit Visa
robocop104 wrote:
Transit Visa
Just wanted to share my experience in getting a transit visa at KL.
I was travelling Cathay pacific on my way to Chennai, INDIA and had around 10 hours to spend in KL. i got together with a bunch of guys who were headed the same way. none of us really knoew what we were doing but we sure knew we wanted to see the petronas towers.
So off we went. one of us enquired at the tourist counter if we can get a tour guide to show us around. so the 7 of us waited about half an hour before the guy showed up. they had sent a tamilian as we had requested. while we waited we stood in the long queue to go through immigration. by the time we were done, the guy was ready to go. he charged us about 20 USD per head.
The transit visa was not a bother at all. we just walked right through it. i hear the malaysia airlines does provide help for a transit visa and a hotel room if you are travelling malaysian to and from.
We had an hours drive from the airport to the city. we saw the sultans palace, some museum which we didnt really care for in that heat, the KL tower which was a good place to watch the sunset. then a small visit to the mall in the petronas towers.
Petronas towers are purely office buildings and they dont allow you to go up. so the only viewing you can do is at the KL tower which is quite a good view i have to say and it is right next to the petronas.
We also had a small detour to see little india and some cricket grounds and KL downtown.
Finally around 10 we were back on our way to the airport.
Next time i will visit batu caves and Taman negara if i have time.
