Can I visit Malaysia without Visa. I am from the Philippines. Thank you.?

Question

I want to visit Malaysia and explore business counterparts. I want to know if there is a need to secure visa here in Malaysian Embassy in the Philippines. What is their complete address here.

Thank you.

Felipe A. Papa
Contact No. [phone]
Email- [e-mail]

Answer 1

Hello! I just came from Malaysia last week as a tourist. There is no need to secure a visa if you are staying only for a maximum of a month. For more than a month you will need to secure a visa. As long as you don't actually work there and are just visiting then you don't need a visa, just make sure you have an outbound ticket with you and enough funds. Here is the address of the Malaysian Embassy:

Embassy of Malaysia in Metro Manila, Philippines
107, Tordesillas Street
Salcedo Village, Makati City
City: Metro Manila
Phone: [phone] or [phone]-553
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Answer 2

the two the Philippines and Malaysia are individuals of the ASEAN, or the association of Southeast Asian countries. with the aid of this relationship between the two international places, Philippine passport holders can return and forth to Malaysia devoid of the decide for for a visa in the event that they're going to in basic terms stay there for one month or 30 days. All they decide for is a valid Philippine passport. If a Philippine passport holder plans on travelling to Malaysia and could stay there for greater desirable than 30 days yet under fifty 9 days, she or he would be able to ought to acquire a visa in the previous travelling there. The visa utilized for would be freed from fee. A Philippine passport holder will additionally decide for a visa in the event that they're going to return and forth and stay in Malaysia for 60 days or greater. they're going to ought to get a visa with reference (VWR) in the previous their planned return and forth to Malaysia. Their contacts or host in Malaysia will additionally ought to shelter for them a letter of authorization or popularity of VWR from the Malaysian branch of Immigration. the unique letter of approval would be included in the visa utility.

Answer 3

AvantG is correct.

My aussie friend flies his Filipina fiance to Malaysia to live with him. Once every 30 days they have to make sure that they leave the country (they typically come back to the Philippines) so she doesn't overstay.

Answer 4

Do double confirm the above information with the Malaysia Immigration department at http://www.imi.gov.my/eng/im_Page1.asp