Visa services · Indian passport holders · Checked 2026-11-07
Malaysia visa India
Visa-free
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Temporary waiver until 31 December 2026 for stays of up to 30 days. A longer stay or another purpose needs a visa.
The High Commission of Malaysia in New Delhi, page marked last updated 7 November 2026, says the visa waiver for Indian nationals is extended until 31 December 2026, for up to 30 days, for business, tourism, social visits, or transit. Takeotrip does not sell an application for that stay.
The same page says you must still show a passport valid at least six months, a confirmed return flight, a confirmed hotel booking, and the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card submitted online within three days before arrival. MDAC is an arrival card, not a visa.
Immigration's visa-by-country page still lists India among countries that need a visa, with the note that Indian citizens are visa-exempt until 31 December 2026. After that date, or for a stay or purpose outside the waiver, use the official eVISA site. The official fee table says the visa fee is "based on nationality" and does not print India's figure. It does print a processing charge of RM105.
Visa types we could source
- Visa waiver until 31 December 2026. Stay: Up to 30 days. Business, tourism, social visit, or transit. Fee: No visa fee during the waiver. MDAC is a separate arrival card. High Commission of Malaysia, New Delhi. This ends on 31 December 2026 unless an official page extends it. Do not file a visa for a trip that fits this waiver. No Takeotrip application.
- eVISA when the waiver does not cover the trip. Stay: The social-visit eVISA pages we read describe a single-entry social visit. They do not state a longer stay for India after the waiver. Verify with official source. Fee: Visa fee: based on nationality, figure for India not printed. Processing charge RM105 (about ₹2,435), plus a card or e-wallet convenience charge of 0.8% or 1.7% on the official fee table. For employment, study, or a stay outside the 30-day waiver. The eVISA FAQ, read on 7 November 2026, says Indian nationals are exempt from the social-visit single-entry visa only until 31 December 2026. A visa with reference may be required for purposes other than a social visit. We file only when a visa is actually required. Takeotrip can file this.
Documents named by the official source
- Waiver: passport valid at least six months, confirmed return flight, confirmed hotel booking, and MDAC submitted online no earlier than three days before arrival.
- eVISA, when one is required: passport-sized studio photo, passport bio page with more than six months of validity from the travel date, confirmed return ticket if applicable, birth certificate for a minor, proof of paid accommodation, and other supporting documents. The FAQ does not give photo millimetres.
- A bank statement is not named. The general entry note for foreigners says you need enough money for the stay. We are not turning that into a bank-statement rule.
Processing time
Not stated as a number of days on the pages we read. Verify with official source.
Fees
Waiver: no visa fee. If an eVISA is required, the published processing charge is RM105. The nationality visa fee is not printed for India.
INR is a conversion of the official figure, not a fee set in rupees. Snapshot 6 November 2026 from fawazahmed0/currency-api. Rounded to the nearest rupee. Not an RBI rate.
How to apply
- You apply on Takeotrip. We do not send you to a government site to finish the form.
- Takeotrip checks the file and submits it through the official channel named on this page.
- You follow Submitted, Under Review, Documents Needed, Applied to Embassy, Processing, Approved, Rejected, or Completed on the private tracking link.
- The government decides. Takeotrip is not an embassy and cannot approve entry.
Official links
- High Commission of Malaysia, New Delhi
- Immigration, visa by country
- Malaysia eVISA
- Malaysia Digital Arrival Card
- MEA: visa facility for Indian ordinary passports
Sources recorded for this page: https://www.mea.gov.in/VFFIN.htm · https://www.kln.gov.my/web/ind_new-delhi/requirement_foreigner · https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/visa/visa-requirement-by-country/ · https://malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my/assets/faq/nationalities-exempted.html · https://malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my/assets/faq/fee-charges.html · https://malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my/assets/faq/requirements.html · https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main
