Visa exemptions for Chinese tourists in Malaysia have been extended until the end of 2026, marking a significant move to enhance tourism and strengthen bilateral relations between Malaysia and China. This decision reciprocates Chinaโs agreement to extend its visa exemption facility for Malaysian tourists until the end of next year. The announcement came following a meeting between Chinese Premier Li...
Unlocking Opportunities: Navigating KL20 Visa Options for Malaysiaโs Thriving Startup Ecosystem Kuala Lumpur's KL20 initiative is not just transforming Malaysia into a startup hub but also revolutionizing how foreign talent can participate in this dynamic market. With a suite of specialized visa options, KL20 caters to entrepreneurs, investors, and highly skilled professionals, offering a streamlined...
As the one-year visa waiver program between Malaysia and China nears its halfway point, there's a strong push from key stakeholders to extend the initiative past its December expiration. The Malaysian Inbound Tourism Association (MITA) and other industry leaders have observed significant benefits from the policy, sparking a discussion on making the visa exemption permanent to sustain tourism...
Malaysia and China are poised to introduce a visa-free travel arrangement that will benefit citizens of both nations. Under this arrangement, Malaysians will be allowed 15 days of visa-free travel to China, while Chinese citizens will enjoy 30 days of visa-free entry to Malaysia. The implementation of this travel arrangement is anticipated to commence next month. A source from the Malaysian Cabinet...
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