China, Malaysia to implement reciprocal visa-free policy starting July 17
Passport holders from China and Malaysia will soon enjoy visa-free travel between the two countries, following a new agreement set to take effect on July 17.
Under this agreement, holders of valid public affairs and ordinary passports from China, along with ordinary passport holders from Malaysia, can enter, exit, or transit through the other country without a visa.
Travelers can stay for up to 30 days per visit, with a maximum cumulative stay of 90 days within any 180-day period.
For visits exceeding 30 days or for purposes such as residency, employment, study, or journalism, travelers must apply for the appropriate visa prior to arrival.
Click here to learn more about China's visa-free policies
Source: Official WeChat account of Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China via "ls12308"
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