Visa Info
Malaysia Visa for Indian Passport Holders
Indian nationals generally apply for Malaysia's eVisa or eNTRI (short-term) authorization online before travel — check current eligibility as policy has varied.
e-VisaAt least 6 months from date of entry
Typically up to 15 or 30 days depending on the authorization type
≈ MYR 20 for eNTRI where applicable; eVisa fees vary by duration
1–2 working days for eNTRI/eVisa
Documents required
- Passport valid for 6+ months with blank pages
- Recent digital passport-size photograph
- Confirmed return flight ticket
- Proof of accommodation in Malaysia
Step-by-step: how to apply
- 1
Check current entry policy for Indian nationals
Malaysia has periodically offered visa-free short stays or eNTRI/eVisa requirements for Indians — confirm the current rule before applying.
- 2
Apply on the official Malaysia immigration portal
If a visa/eNTRI is required, complete the online application with passport and trip details.
- 3
Upload your documents
Submit your photo, passport bio page and flight itinerary as requested.
- 4
Pay the fee (if applicable)
Pay online through the official portal.
- 5
Receive approval by email
Print the approval notice or e-Visa for immigration.
- 6
Clear immigration on arrival
Present your passport and any required approval document at a Malaysian airport.
Good to know
- • Malaysia has trialled visa-free entry for Indian tourists for short stays in recent years — this can change, so verify before booking non-refundable tickets.
- • eNTRI is typically valid only for direct entry/exit via specific approved routes.
Frequently asked questions
Is Malaysia currently visa-free for Indians?
This has varied by year and trial period — always confirm current policy on Malaysia's official immigration site before applying for eNTRI/eVisa or assuming visa-free entry.
Can eNTRI be extended?
eNTRI generally cannot be extended within Malaysia; travellers needing a longer stay should apply for a full visa instead.
Official source & latest news
This guide is general information for Indian passport holders, not legal or immigration advice. Visa rules, fees, documents and processing times change often — always confirm current requirements on the Malaysia government's official immigration or embassy website, or through a licensed visa agent, before applying or booking non-refundable travel.