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Pakistani citizens need an e-Visa for Malaysia

As of 2026-09-22

Processing

2 working days

Fee

MYR 20 + MYR 105 processing

Max Stay

30 days per entry

Last updated: 2026-09-22 • Information may change—always verify with official sources.

Malaysia Visa Overview for Pakistani Citizens

Pakistani citizens can apply for an e-Visa to visit Malaysia. On the Immigration Department's visa-required list (8 Sep 2026): apply online at malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my from your own country; single entry valid three months from issue for a 30-day stay, decided in 2 working days as standard; fee per the department's table plus RM 105 processing and up to 1.7% gateway charge. MDAC still required within 3 days before arrival. The e-Visa can be obtained online before travel for a fee of MYR 20 + MYR 105 processing, with processing typically taking 2 working days.

The online application process requires a valid passport scan, a passport-size digital photo, and the applicable supporting documents. Pakistani applicants apply through the eVisa portal at malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my. Once approved, the e-Visa is sent by email and should be printed for presentation at the border.

The e-Visa allows a stay of 30 days per entry in Malaysia.

Available Visa Types for Pakistani Citizens

Visa-Free Entry

Every nationality outside the 31-country visa list, including Indians until 31 December 2026 and Chinese under the 90-in-180 treaty cap; social visit pass stamped on arrival

None: MDAC within 3 days before arrivalFree

eVisa

Online single or multiple-entry visa for the 31 visa-required nationalities: Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Ghana, Ethiopia, Colombia and others

2 working days standardRM 105 + RM 15-50 by nationality + up to 1.7%

Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC)

Mandatory free online arrival declaration for all foreign visitors since 1 January 2024, filed within three days before arrival; seven exempt categories

Instant confirmationFree

Multiple Entry Visa

One-year visa with 30 days per entry for business and government travellers, and the special social-visit version for Indian (RM 100) and Chinese (RM 30) citizens

Via eVisa portal or missionRM 100 India / RM 30 China / by nationality

How to Apply

1

Visit the official Malaysia e-Visa portal

2

Create an account and complete the online application with your passport and travel details

3

Upload required documents: passport scan, passport-size photo, and supporting documents

4

Pay the e-Visa fee of MYR 20 + MYR 105 processing online

5

Wait for processing (typically 2 working days)

6

Download and print the approved e-Visa

7

Present the printed e-Visa along with your passport at the Malaysia border

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Rules for every traveller

Border documents, stay conditions and the mistakes that get travellers refused are the same whatever your passport. Read them in the Malaysia visa guide.

Important Notes for Pakistani Applicants

  • Pakistani citizens apply through the eVisa portal at malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my
  • The High Commission in Islamabad quotes 2 to 10 working days to process a tourist eVisa; the fee for Pakistani passports is RM 20 plus the RM 105 processing fee.
  • Apply for the e-Visa before departure — it cannot be obtained at the border
  • E-Visa processing typically takes 2 working days — apply with buffer time before your flight
  • Start the visa application process 2-3 months before travel — processing can be lengthy
  • Keep all financial documents organized: bank statements, tax returns, salary slips, and property documents

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Pakistani citizens need a visa for Malaysia?

Pakistani citizens can apply for an e-Visa online before traveling to Malaysia. The fee is MYR 20 + MYR 105 processing. Apply through the official portal before departure.

How long can Pakistani citizens stay in Malaysia?

With an approved visa, Pakistani citizens may stay in Malaysia for 30 days per entry. The exact duration is determined by the visa type and conditions.

Where do Pakistani citizens apply for a Malaysia visa?

Pakistani citizens typically apply through the eVisa portal at malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my. Book appointments early, especially during peak travel seasons.

Other destinations for Pakistani citizens

Schengen Area

Visa required

United Kingdom

Visa required

United States

Visa required

Canada

Visa required

Australia

Visa required

United Arab Emirates

Visa required

Japan

Visa required

Singapore

Visa required

Thailand

Visa required

India

Visa required

China

Visa required

South Korea

Visa required

South Africa

Visa required

Türkiye

Visa-free

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Official Resources

Immigration Department of Malaysia — Visa Requirement by Country
The official list of the 31 nationalities that must obtain a visa, the Indian exemption to 31 December 2026, the ASEAN rule and the travel documents that always need a visa.
Immigration Department of Malaysia — Visa Fees
Consular fee per nationality in ringgit: RM 20 for Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nepal, RM 15 for Sri Lanka, RM 50 for India, RM 20 for any nationality not listed.
Immigration Department of Malaysia — Types of Visas
Single entry (three months), multiple entry (one year, 30 days per entry; RM 100 for Indian and RM 30 for Chinese citizens) and transit visas.
Malaysia eVisa portal (malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my)
The only official eVisa site. Applicants in Israel and North Korea cannot register.
MyGovernment portal — Apply eVisa
Government summary of the eVisa: RM 105 processing fee plus the nationality fee plus up to 1.7% gateway charge, two working days, 30 days per entry.
Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC)
The free arrival declaration every foreign visitor submits within three days before arrival, mandatory since 1 January 2024, with the seven exempt categories.
High Commission of Malaysia, New Delhi — Requirements for Indian passport holders
Confirms the visa waiver for Indian nationals to 31 December 2026 for 30 days and the documents checked at immigration.
Embassy of Malaysia, Beijing — Requirements for Chinese passport holders
The China-Malaysia treaty terms: 30 days per visit, no more than 90 days in any 180, MDAC three days before arrival.
GOV.UK — Malaysia entry requirements
Ninety days for British citizens, six-month passport validity, the arrival card and the cash declaration rule.

Full Malaysia Visa Guide

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Pakistani Travel Guide

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Last verified:September 2026