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VISA
MALAYSIA
 INTRODUCTION
 Foreigner nationals who plan to enter Malaysia for
leisure, medical reasons, employment, religious
purposes, mass media, business, investment,
studies, permanent residency, etc. are required to
apply for a visa from the Malaysian Immigration
Department and the Malaysian Embassy or
Consulate in their countries of current residence
 MALAYSIA IMMIGRATION

Most foreigners are not required a visa when the

duration of the visit is less than a period of 1 month
with the purpose of business or leisure.
The Malaysian Immigration Department will check
their passports and other travel documents upon
arrival.
It is also important for these foreign nationals to follow
the conditions and laws governing foreign visits and
immigration.
 VISA IMMIGRATION SERVICES

Nationals of some countries are required by the Malaysian

government to have visas at all times.
Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Botswana, Nigeria,
Cameroon, Republic of Central Africa, Niger, India, Liberia,
Mali, Taiwan, Mozambique, Angola, China (PR), Burkina Faso,
Pakistan, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Western Sahara.
Visa relaxation for transit in less than 5 days may be granted to
nationals of the countries above if they possess confirmed
onward airline tickets to a third country before arrival via a
Malaysian International Airport.
Nationals of Serbia, Montenegro, and Israel are restricted
entry into Thailand unless in transit or staying within airport
premises.
Foreign women who are 6 months pregnant or more and
suspicious individuals may also be denied entry.
Nationals of all ASEAN countries, except Myanmar, are not
required a visa if staying for less than one (1) month. For
stays exceeding one (1) month, a visa is required, except for
Brunei and Singapore nationals.
Israel nationals are required visas plus permission from the
Ministry of Internal Security.
TYPE OF VISAS
 SINGLE ENTRY VISA
 Foreign nationals who require a visa to enter Malaysia for social
visits are issued Single Entry Visas. These are usually valid for a
period of three (3) months since the date of issuance.
 Individuals can only enter the country once. Additional visits
will require reapplication at the Malaysian Embassy or
Consulate at the applicant’s country of residence.
 Extensions may be provided after reporting to the Immigration
Department at the Malaysian High Commission in the country of
application.
 Foreigners entering Malaysia not only must obtain a visa but
also a pass at the point of entry. This pass is an endorsement on
the passport allowing the holder an approved stay in Malaysia.
 MULTIPLE ENTRY VISA
 Foreign nationals who require a visa to enter Malaysia for
business or government-to-government concerns are issued
Multiple Entry Visas. These are usually valid anywhere from
three (3) to twelve (12) months since the date of issuance.
Those in group tours are not eligible to apply for this type of
visa.
 Citizens of China (PR) and India are eligible to apply for
Multiple Entry Visas for the purpose of social visits. Cost is
RM50.00 for Indian Citizens and RM30.00 for Chinese
Citizens. Multiple Entry Visas are valid for one (1) year, with
each entry lasting 30 days only.
 Extensions are not allowed. There are two conditions for
this type of visa:
The applicant must show proof of adequate funding
for a Malaysian visit.
The applicant must possess a valid and confirmed
return ticket to the country of residence.
 TRANSIT VISA
 Foreign nationals who require a visa to enter Malaysia on
transit to a third country are issued Transit Visas.
 However, the visa is not required for foreign nationals on
transit who will not leave the airport premises and will proceed
to their trip to the next destination with the same flight.
 Foreign nationals need a valid passport or other travel
documents recognized by the Malaysian government to
properly carry out visa applications.
 A passport validity of at least six (6) months at the date of
entry is required. Travel documents need to be endorsed with a
valid re-entry permit.
 Applications and queries should be addressed to the
Malaysian High Commission. Application requirements
include:
 Passport valid for a minimum of six (6) months
 2 passport-size photos

 Fee (in cash or postal order only)

 2 completed and signed application forms

 Proof of sufficient funds (including the original and photocopy of

your latest bank statement)

 Onward or return air or sea travel ticket or itinerary from travel

agent
 Yellow fever vaccination certificates (required from all foreign

nationals of infected areas as indicated by the World Health

Organization)
 Letter of introduction with a copy from the applicant’s employer,

college, or university
AUSTRALIA
VISA OPTIONS FOR TOURISTS

 ETA (VISITOR) Subclass 976

 Evisitors Subclass 651
 Tourist Visa
 Sponsored Family Visitor Visa
ETA (VISITOR) SUBCLASS 976
 An ETA (Visitor) (subclass 976) visa is designed for people
who are outside Australia and want to visit Australia for
holidays, tourism, recreation or for informal study.
 ETA information is accessible by airlines, travel agents and
Australian border agencies.
 Do not need to visit a departmental office to submit an
application and you will not receive a stamp or label in your
passport. However, you will be provided with a confirmation
for your records.
 Valid for 12 months
 An ETA is not designed to allow repeated extended stays in
Australia.
Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for an ETA, you must:

 be outside Australia

 hold a citizen passport of an ETA eligible country.

Andorra Ireland Singapore
Austria Italy South Korea
Belgium Japan Spain
Brunei Liechtenstein Sweden
Canada Luxembourg Switzerland
Denmark Malaysia Taiwan
Finland Malta United Kingdom -
British Citizen
France Monaco
Germany Netherlands United Kingdom
British National
Greece Norway
(Overseas)
Hong Kong Portugal
United States of
(SAR)* Republic of San America
Iceland Marino
Vatican City
Eligible passports - apply for an ETA online

This is the list of eligible passports to apply for an

ETA online. These are citizen passports issued by
the following countries:
Brunei
Canada
Hong Kong (SAR)
Japan
Malaysia
Singapore
South Korea
United States of America
 EVISITORS SUBCLASS 651

 An electronically stored authority for visits to Australia for

tourism or business purposes for up to three months.
Available to passport holders from the European Union and
a number of other European countries, who are outside
Australia.
Andorra Hungary Poland
Austria Iceland Portugal
Belgium Ireland Romania
Bulgaria Italy Republic of San
Cyprus Latvia Marino
Czech Republic Liechtenstein Slovak Republic
Denmark Lithuania Slovenia
Estonia Luxembourg Spain
Finland Malta Sweden
France Monaco Switzerland
United Kingdom -
Germany The Netherlands
British Citizen
Greece Norway
Vatican City
 TOURIST VISA

 A temporary visa allowing a stay in Australia of up to three

or six or 12 months. Applicants can apply from both outside
and in Australia.
 This visa allows people to visit Australia for a holiday or
recreation, or to visit family and friends. This visa may also
be used for other short-term non-work purposes including
study for less than three months.
 SPONSORED FAMILY VISITOR VISA

 For people seeking to visit family in Australia for a stay

period of up to 12 months. Formal sponsorship by an
Australian citizen or permanent resident is required.
 The applicant must have an eligible relative in Australia or an
Australian Government official willing to sponsor them.
 Must be outside Australia when you apply for this visa.
To be a sponsor for this visa, you must be:
 An Australian citizen or permanent resident
 Aged 18 years or over
 Settled in Australia for a reasonable period, usually two
years.

You must also be one of the following:

 A relative (partner, parent, child, brother, sister,
grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, or the
'step' or adopted equivalent of any of these)
 A member of an Australian parliament (commonwealth,
state or territory)
 An authorized person representing a commonwealth, state
or territory department or instrumentality
 A local government mayor.
IRELAND
COUNTRY PROFILE
 Historically Ireland has not received any significant
migration inflows. Ireland has a long history of emigration
that extends back to Famine times. There have been a small
number of Jewish refugees who fled to Ireland in the 19th and
early 20th century.
 Up until recently the only immigration that has been
experienced by modern Ireland consisted of small controlled
refugee movements, and the settlement of now established
minorities such as the Italian and Chinese communities.
 The first two refugee groups to arrive in Ireland were the
Hungarians and Chileans under unilateral agreements with
the UN. Follows by Iranian and Bosnians
Asylum Seekers

 An asylum seeker is a person who arrives spontaneously in

the State and asks to be recognized as a refugee under the
1951 Convention and 1967 Protocol.
Nigeria
Romania
Libya
Algeria
VISAS FOR IRELAND
Visit visas:
 Applying for an Irish tourist visa to enter the
Republic on a temporary basis allows foreign visa
nationals to visit Ireland for a period of no longer
than three months.
 When the three-month period expires, applicants
must return to their country of residence. 
 These temporary immigration services do not permit
applicants to work and are issued on the basis that
candidates will return to their home country.
Long term visas for Ireland:

 In Ireland, work visa applications fall into one of three

categories, the Irish work permit, The Irish Green Card and
the Intra Company Transfer or ICT.
 Irish work permit functions as a long-term immigration
route designed to allow Irish companies to employ foreign
nationals to perform a specific job.
 In the same way, Irish Intra Company Transfers follow the
same principle as UK ICT's, designed specifically to allow
a company to transfer the skills and experience of staff from
a foreign branch or subsidiary for an agreed period in order
to undertake a specific position or project.
Studying in Ireland:
 In Ireland, immigration for the purposes of study is catered for
specifically; an Irish student visa allows a candidate to study in
Ireland for the duration of their course.
 Like a working permit for Ireland, study visa applications
require an offer, in this case, of a place on a full time course of
study, to be pre-arranged.
 However, with the introduction of the Graduate Program, some
applicants may be able to switch to a permit for work subject to
receiving a qualifying offer of employment, and remain in
Ireland beyond the expiry of the student permit.
Spouse immigration and Dependent immigration:

 Family immigration to Ireland is permitted for the spouse

and/or dependent children of a primary applicant relocating to
Ireland.
 Relatives moving to Ireland through this type of family visa
class are generally granted leave to remain in Ireland which
matches the duration of that awarded to the principle
applicant.
 In addition, these candidates may apply for a spousal work
permit or dependent work permit allowing them to seek and
undertake employment during their time in the country.
 LIST OF COUNTRIES WHOSE PASSPORT HOLDERS DO NOT
REQUIRE VISAS TO ENTER IRELAND
Argentina Denmark Italy
Australia Dominica Jamaica
Austria El Salvador Japan
Bahamas Estonia Kiribati
Barbados Fiji Korea (Rep Of South)
Belgium Finland Latvia
Belize France Lesotho
Bolivia Germany Liechtenstein
Botswana Greece Lithuania
Brazil Grenada Luxembourg
Brunei Guatemala Malawi
Canada Guyana Malaysia
Chile Honduras Malta
Costa Rica Hong Kong Mauritius
Croatia Hungary Mexico
Cyprus Iceland
Netherlands South Africa
New Zealand Spain
Nicaragua Swaziland
Maldives Sweden
Norway Switzerlad
Panama Tonga
Paraguay Trinidad & Tobago
Poland Tuvala
Portugal U.S.A.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Uk & Colonies
Saint Lucia Uruguay
Saint Vincent & The Vanuata
Grenadine Vatican City
Seychelles Venezuela
Singapore Western Samoa
Slovenia Zimbabwe
Solomon Islands
SINGAPORE
o All visitors to Singapore are required to go through the
immigration clearance on arrival at and departure from
Singapore.
o As a visitor to Singapore, you must ensure you have the
following:
 Passport would is valid for at least 6 months
 A confirmed onward/return ticket (air/train/sea)
 Sufficient Funds to maintain yourselves during your stay
in Singapore Visa, if applicable
o Women who are 6 (six) or more months pregnant and intend
to enter Singapore for social visit should make prior
application through the nearest Singapore overseas missions.
VISA Requirements for Visitors:

If you are a visitor from the following countries, you would require a
Visa to enter Singapore:

Afghanistan Georgia
Algeria Kazakhstan
Iraq Kyrgyzstan
Lebanon Moldova
Russia
Libya
Tajikistan
People's Republic of China
Turkmenistan
Syria
Ukraine
Yemen Commonwealth of Uzbekistan
Independent States:
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Visitors from the following countries require a Visa to enter
Singapore, except for visitors with Diplomatic and Official
passports:
Bangladesh
India
Jordan
Laos *
Myanmar
Tunisia
Vietnam
Laos diplomatic/Official Passport Holders are only exempted
from visa requirements for a stay of up to 30 days.
Visitors in Transit:

Some visitors of the above list may transit in Singapore without a visa
provided:-

 They hold a valid passport with at least six months validity;

 Have firm booking and entry facilities to their next destination, and;
 Continue their journey within the permitted transit hours of arrival to
any destination outside Singapore.
Entry requirements for Americans: 
United States passport holders do not require a visa for travel to
Singapore for a stay of up to 90 days. A passport valid for six months
after intended travel is required. Extensions are possible for a fee of
S$40.

Entry requirements for UK nationals: 

British passport holders endorsed British Citizen, British Overseas
Territories Citizen with Right to Abode, or British Subject with Right
to Abode do not require a visa for travel to Singapore for a stay of up
to 90 days. British passport holders endorsed British Overseas
Territories Citizen, or British Subject without Right to Abode do not
require a visa for travel to Singapore for a stay of up to 30 days.
Extensions are possible for a fee of S$40.
Entry requirements for Canadians: 

Canadian passport holders do not require a visa for travel to Singapore

for a stay of up to 30 days. Extensions are possible for a fee of S$40.

Entry requirements for Australians: 

Australian passport holders do not require a visa for travel to

Singapore for a stay of up to 30 days. Extensions are possible for a fee
of S$40. A passport valid for six months after intended travel is
required. Passport holders with an APEC business travel card
endorsed for travel in Singapore may stay up to 90 days.
Entry requirements for South Africans: 

South African passport holders do not require a visa for travel to Singapore
for a stay of up to 30 days. Extensions are possible for a fee of S$40.

Entry requirements for New Zealanders: 

New Zealand passport holders do not require a visa for travel to Singapore
for a stay of up to 30 days. Extensions are possible for a fee of S$40. A
passport valid for six months after intended travel is required. Passport
holders with an APEC business travel card endorsed for travel in Singapore
may stay up to 90 days.
Entry requirements for Irish nationals: 

Irish passport holders do not require a visa for travel to Singapore for
a stay of up to 30 days. Extensions are possible for a fee of S$40. A
passport valid for six months after intended travel is required.

Passport/Visa Note: 

Travelers should hold confirmed documents and tickets for onward

or return travel and enough funds to cover their stay. Male travelers
with long hair are advised to tie their hair back on arrival.
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