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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Indians will no longer require a Visa for visiting Malaysia, starting Dec 1, 2023. Thus, Indians will not need to pay ₹3800 (approx.) for a Malaysian Visa.
As per this new rule, Indian tourists can visit Malaysia and stay for upto 30 days without a Visa. Make a note that there will be compulsory security screening at Malaysian airports.
The reasons for this Visa-Free India to Malaysia travel are increasing tourism, generating employment, and overall economic welfare of Malaysia. Malaysia says that it has seen a huge rise of Indian tourists in the past few years which has led to amazing economic growth. Thus, they now see the opportunity to scale it even bigger.
Last month, Sri Lanka started Visa-free travel for Indians followed by Thailand on 10th November with the same 30-day duration. Thus now Indian tourists can travel to Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and some other countries Visa-free. Make a note that Thailand and Sri Lanka have made this Visa-free process available till 10th May and 31st March 2024 respectively. Expect an extended period which will last for the whole 2024
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Currently there are 158 flights (30,032 seats) on a weekly basis between India and Malaysia via Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, AirAsia and IndiGo. There are flights from Amritsar, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Trivandrum, Kolkata, and Trichy to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). Kuala Lumpur is the preferred destination for Indian tourists in Malaysia. However, they prefer Singapore and keep Malaysia as a secondary destination. This is also a reason for Malaysia to go Visa-free!
Indian passport holders have e-Visa, Visa-free, or Visa on Arrival requirements for different countries so do check that as per your requirement. You can also check Visa requirements for Indians for various regions worldwide here. As far as Malaysia is concerned, Indian Passport holders can visit Visa-free for max 30 days from the date of arrival.
Expect more flights to be added between India and Malaysia with this ‘no Visa’ rule implemented. Also, more Indian cities are expected to have flights for Malaysia. Besides, Malaysia has also made China Visa-free!
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You are disgustingly self-hating and I'll tell you why. You were born in a country dirt poor, enslaved for centuries, fighting social disharmony resulting from the worst form of colonialism humanity has seen. How long has it been since then? People from that era are still alive.
14th-15th century Europe was the worst hellhole in the history of civilization with diseases and wars killing hundreds of millions, took them a few centuries to gather themselves for a total turn-around.
You are not living in an oil rich paradise, give country some time. And as for your freedom of what to wear, eat and question, I dare you to enter some Arab-world beach wearing bikini, roasting pork and questioning state religion or policies. 😌
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Read this to know India's current position 'status' and I'm quoting the info shared by OP.
Why is Malaysia Visa-free for Indians?
The reasons for this Visa-Free India to Malaysia travel are increasing tourism, generating employment, and overall economic welfare of Malaysia. Malaysia says that it has seen a huge rise of Indian tourists in the past few years which has led to amazing economic growth. Thus, they now see the opportunity to scale it even bigger.
So free visa means I don't need to apply for visa?
Because makemytrip is asking for 1000 rs for making visa.
I hope our stupid few do not spoil it for the larger good by overstaying and violating the law.
Ye kya ThandiRona lagaya he us information post me.
@admin @Mayavi kindly remove the unnecessary posts.
2 nights in KL
1 night in Genting
3 nights in Penang
3 nights in Langkawi
KL - city tour, KL tower, Twin towers
Hotel I stayed - hilton
Genting - must visit, with ropeway and better stay there in one of the hotels. It's beautiful
Hotel I stayed - don't remember, but it was the largest in Genting.
Penang - vertical Hill train, butterfly park, some boat ride
Hotel I stayed - traders hotel
Langkawi- beaches, night market, mangroves, boat rides in the sea, snorkeling
Hotel I stayed- holiday inn
Hotel and transport I booked as package with makemytrip. I got it cheaper than individually booking them. 2 days travel with mmt and one free day to explore on my own.
Whatever I remember I have mentioned. Hotels that I stayed are big brand, but not as expensive as in India. Less than 5k per night including breakfast.
Hotels - I had several hundred thousand points with marriott and IHG and so we stayed at those hotels whenever possible..a very nice hotel cost is around 3-4k / night.. holiday inn KL - cost was only 3500 / night but i used points and so free!
We started with KL stayed for 4 days and visited KL places, waterpark and genting highlands., moved to semporna from KL and flight cost was super cheap and
Semporna: stayed for 3 days in semporna by the docks.. We took 2 days snorkeling package.. it was approx 250 myr / person / day - semporna snoekeling experience to sibuan island, pom pom etc... is the best part of our trip. note that you will get a passport stamp when you enter semporna and fly out .. its normal.. semporna is a tiny tiny airport.
there are a lot of videos - but dont miss semporna!!
Kota kinabalu - We flew to kota for just 1 day from semporna - stayed at KK for 1 day and drove to the peak.. forgot the name. we flew back.
cameroon highlands - we went there for 4 days and we stayed at our relatives house there and so.. that may not be something you want to do.. camroon is a okay place but not a great place for tourists.
We flew back with a lifetime of memory for kids!!
It's the 2nd Anti-est country in the world where you get restriction on speech, restriction on questioning & Interviewing Politicians, Restriction on choice to wear & Eat.
It's the 2nd most Anti country in the world. Have you ever seen Malaysia?
for the ones who are not aware.. go to semporna and kota kinabalu. we coincidentally went there as there was a festival at penang but it was amazing!!
Can you please share day wise iternary for Malaysia
Also please suggest budget hotels stay
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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that Indians will no longer require a Visa for visiting Malaysia, starting Dec 1, 2023. Thus, Indians will not need to pay ₹3800 (approx.) for a Malaysian Visa.
As per this new rule, Indian tourists can visit Malaysia and stay for upto 30 days without a Visa. Make a note that there will be compulsory security screening at Malaysian airports.
The reasons for this Visa-Free India to Malaysia travel are increasing tourism, generating employment, and overall economic welfare of Malaysia. Malaysia says that it has seen a huge rise of Indian tourists in the past few years which has led to amazing economic growth. Thus, they now see the opportunity to scale it even bigger.
Last month, Sri Lanka started Visa-free travel for Indians followed by Thailand on 10th November with the same 30-day duration. Thus now Indian tourists can travel to Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and some other countries Visa-free. Make a note that Thailand and Sri Lanka have made this Visa-free process available till 10th May and 31st March 2024 respectively. Expect an extended period which will last for the whole 2024
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Currently there are 158 flights (30,032 seats) on a weekly basis between India and Malaysia via Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air, AirAsia and IndiGo. There are flights from Amritsar, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Trivandrum, Kolkata, and Trichy to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). Kuala Lumpur is the preferred destination for Indian tourists in Malaysia. However, they prefer Singapore and keep Malaysia as a secondary destination. This is also a reason for Malaysia to go Visa-free!
Indian passport holders have e-Visa, Visa-free, or Visa on Arrival requirements for different countries so do check that as per your requirement. You can also check Visa requirements for Indians for various regions worldwide here. As far as Malaysia is concerned, Indian Passport holders can visit Visa-free for max 30 days from the date of arrival.
Expect more flights to be added between India and Malaysia with this ‘no Visa’ rule implemented. Also, more Indian cities are expected to have flights for Malaysia. Besides, Malaysia has also made China Visa-free!