How to get a Malaysia visa from Congo

• The Malaysian student visa is required for those intending to study in Malaysia.
• The application process and the list of documents required may change at any time.
• Make sure to get the latest information on the visa regulations directly from the Malaysian embassy nearest to you.
• It is not possible to extend this visa.
• If you wish to study for an additional time, you must return to your home country and start the application process again.
• It is advised to apply for two semesters at once, so that you will be issued the 1-year visa.
• You should not arrive in Malaysia earlier than 1 week before the semester starts so that you have enough time to apply for the visa in your home country.
• All students travelling for study to Malaysia (including those going to Universiti Putra Malaysia [UPM]) are required to apply for a student visa (Student Pass). Studying as a tourist on a Social Pass is not possible.
• This visa does not allow its holder to work while still in the country.

• This visa is for persons traveling to Malaysia for visit and leisure purposes.
• Malaysia tourist visa can be for single or multiple entry and the visa holder is entitled to stay up to 30 days for each visit to Malaysia.
• As a tourist, you are offered 3 types of Malaysia tourist visa, but your eligibility will vary based on various factors.
• The different types of Malaysia tourist visas are the Malaysia eNTRI visa, 30 days single entry visa, and the 30 days multiple entry visas.
• It allows its holdet to enter Malaysia a single time on this visa, and you are eligible to stay in the country for a period of 30 calendar days from entry.
• The applicant must show proof of sufficient funds for staying in Malaysia.
• A valid national passport or an internationally recognized Travel Document valid for travelling to Malaysia.
• Any person not in possession of a passport or travel document which is recognized by the Malaysian Government must obtain a Document in lieu of Passport.
• An application for the Document in lieu of Passport can be made at any Malaysian Representative Office abroad.
• Holders of Travel Documents such as Certificate of Identity, Laisser Passer, Titre de Voyage, Permanent Residence Certificate must ensure that their passage to the country of origin is assured.
• The documents submitted must be valid, for more than six (6) months from the date of entry.

• Work permits are issued for foreign nationals who intend to work in Malaysia.
• These permits are valid for a period between 6 months to 5 years.
• Work permits can be in the form of either long-duration employment passes, temporary employment passes or professional visit passes granted to foreigners.
• A passport valid for at least 6 months after entry into Malaysia, with at least three blank pages is required.
• An offer letter, acceptance letter or employment contract would be needed as proof of employment in the country.
• A Letter of approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs in Malaysia is also required.
• An approved medical report of the applicant should be submitted with other documents.
• Applicants can attach a Letter of Recommendation from a relevant company/agency in Malaysia.
• Documents relating to the applicant's sponsor should also be submitted.
• Copies of the applicant’s educational certificates and CV would also be requested for.

The official currency in Malaysia is the Malaysian Ringgit. The word ringgit means "jagged" in Malay. It refers to the Spanish silver dollar coins with rough edges that were once used in Malaysia during colonial times. Prior to 1975, the currency in Kuala Lumpur was the Malaysian dollar.