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Written by Arundhati Toshniwal on November 27, 2023 Share on

Malaysia Open Doors with Visa-Free Entry for Indian Citizens!

If you are looking for a holiday that combines vibrant cultures, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality, then Malaysia is your destination to visit. The Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, has recently announced that he will allow visa-free entry for Indian citizens from December 1st, opening doors of opportunity for travellers seeking to explore this Southeast Asian gem and can stay for up to 30 days visa-free. 

Also read: Indians can now Visit Thailand Visa-free from November 10, 2023, to May 10, 2024

He added, “Initial screenings will be conducted for all tourists and visitors to Malaysia. Security is a different matter. If there are criminal records or the risk of terrorism, they will not be allowed to enter.”

Malaysia Langkawi Cable Car
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Until now, Indians were able to enter Malaysia with a visa-on-arrival, and it costed around RM 200 (Rs 3,558) including the processing fee. Not only Indian but Chinese nationals are also allowed for visa-free entry. This initiative will create extra tourist arrivals and support economic growth.

Thailand also announced the same visa-free initiative for Indian citizens, effective from November 10, 2023 to May 10, 2024, hoping for growth in the tourism sector. Sri Lanka launched this initiative for India, China, Russian and 4 more countries from October 2023.

Also read: Reasons to Visit Malaysia – A Multicultural Nation

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It is a great initiative taken by the governments of the following countries as a gesture of friendship and openness for Indian travellers. Plan your holiday to Malaysia as this land promises you with plenty of adventure, fun, and entertainment. Visit Pickyourtrail and book the perfect Malaysia packages and have your most awaited vacation. Travel is just a click away with PYT!

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