Malaysian citizens don't require a visa to enter the United Arab Emirates for short-term visits. Hence, Malaysians can enter the UAE for business/tourism visits or to visit their relatives. The maximum period allowed for such visits is 30 days.
The passport must be at least six months' valid from the date of entry into the UAE, and you must apply through the UAE immigration authorities for an extension of stay.
We will provide you with additional documents for traveling based on your visit. Even though the United Arab Emirates visa for Malaysia citizens is not required, we are ready to help with extending as well as general travel requirements so that your visit is smooth.
With VisitsVisa, you remain hassle-free about the enjoyment and hassle of your trip to the UAE.
If you're a Malaysia citizen planning to extend your stay beyond the visa-free period or need a visa for specific purposes like work or study, the process is simple and easy to follow:
Note: The processing time typically takes 5 to 10 business days, depending on the type of visa.
| Type of Visa | VISA FEE ($) | Express Delivery (49 $) | Insurance (49$) | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 96 HR Transits | 125 $ | 174 $ | 199 $ | Apply Now |
| 7 Days E-Visa | 135 $ | 183 $ | 233 $ | Apply Now |
| 14 Days Single Entry | 140 $ | 189 $ | 238 $ | Apply Now |
| 30 Days Single Entry | 145 $ | 194 $ | 243 $ | Apply Now |
| 30 Days Multiple Entry | 399 $ | 448 $ | 497 $ | Apply Now |
| 60 Days Single Entry | 299 $ | 348 $ | 352 $ | Apply Now |
| 60 Days Multiple Entry | 525 $ | 574 $ | 623 $ | Apply Now |
| 60 Days Job Seeker | 299 $ | 348 $ | 352 $ | Apply Now |
| 30 Days Single Entry GCC Resident | 145 $ | 194 $ | 243 $ | Apply Now |
| 5 Years Multi Entry Visa | 1599 $ | 1648 $ | 1697 $ | Apply Now |
| 2 Years Resident Visa | 2500 $ | 2599 $ | 2699 $ | Apply Now |
Note: Additional service fees may apply if opting for expedited processing through VisitsVisa, depending on the urgency and level of support required.
To apply for a United Arab Emirates visa, ensure you have the following documents ready:
Passport: Scanned color copy of your passport, including the first and last pages.
Photo- sized photograph taken against a white background.
Flight Booking: Travel itinerary or flight booking details.
Bank statements: Only for a few countries, like Pakistan and some African countries.
Hotel Proof: Proof of hotel reservation
Guarantor: Guarantor required for few countries
Additional documents: specific to your visa type (such as an invitation letter for a business visa or admission letter for a student visa).
| Visa Type | Duration | Penalties for Overstay | Common Rejection Reasons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30-Day Tourist Visa | 30 days (extendable) | AED 200 for the first day, AED 100 per additional day | Invalid passport, incomplete documentation, lack of financial proof |
| 90-Day Tourist Visa | 90 days (non-extendable) | AED 200 for the first day, AED 100 per additional day | Overstay on previous visa, misrepresentation of travel purpose |
| Work Visa | 1-3 years (renewable) | AED 125 for the first day, AED 25 per day after | Lack of proper sponsorship, previous criminal record |
| Residency Visa | 2-3 years (renewable) | AED 125 for the first day, AED 25 per day after | Security concerns, financial instability, overstayed visa history |
| Golden Visa | 5-10 years (renewable) | Subject to specific visa terms | Misrepresentation, inadequate financial or investment proof |
No, Malaysia citizens do not need a visa for short-term stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period, thanks to the visa-free agreement between Malaysia and the UAE. However, for extended stays beyond this duration, a visa will be required.
No, while Malaysia citizens enjoy visa-free entry for tourism, they cannot work in the UAE without obtaining a valid work visa. A work visa must be sponsored by a UAE-based employer.
To apply for a UAE work visa, you will need a job offer from a UAE-based company, which will sponsor your visa. The company will initiate the visa application process on your behalf. Visitsvisa can also assist with this process, providing guidance and support.
Malaysia citizens can stay in the UAE for up to 90 days within any 180-day period without a visa. If you wish to stay longer, you will need to apply for an extension or another visa type.
Yes, tourist visas can be extended in some cases. You can apply for an extension either through Visitsvisa or the UAE immigration authorities, depending on your visa type and current immigration status.
You will generally need the following documents to apply for a UAE visa:
The processing time for a UAE visa typically ranges from 3 to 7 working days, depending on the type of visa. Visitsvisa also offers expedited processing options for urgent visa applications.
Yes, Malaysia nationals can apply for multiple-entry visas, especially if they need to enter and exit the UAE frequently for business or family visits. These visas are available for various durations, such as 30 or 90 days.
Yes, if you plan to receive medical treatment in the UAE and stay for more than 90 days, you will need a medical treatment visa. This visa requires a letter from a UAE-based hospital or medical facility confirming your treatment.
While Malaysia citizens can enter the UAE without a visa for short stays, it's recommended to have a return or onward ticket to avoid any issues at immigration. The UAE immigration authorities may ask for proof of your travel plans beyond your stay in the country.
