Breaking News: Here is some very great news for India. Now Indian passports are growing stronger. Now Malaysia is offering Visa-Free entry to Indians. Yes, this is true. As we all know the strengthening economy and indigenization of defense manufacturing have improved global standing and passport ranking which are some of the key indicators of India’s rise, neither it would be a very difficult and confusing thing that would be measure. So now Malaysia has taken an official decision to scrap the entry visa requirements for the Indians who are visiting Malaysia is not just welcome news for the Indian tourists who are planning to explore the Langkawi rainforests or to visit Kuala Lumpur for shopping.
According to the officials, the stamp of India has now risen and there is a growing spending power of Indians. On 26th November 2023, Sunday, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim officially announced that the Indian nations might not stay for more than 30 days visa-free in Malaysia. Now Malaysia has become the 59th country to allow Indians visa-free entry. But India is not an alone country which is now allowed visa-free in Malaysia. Malaysia has allowed visa-free for Chinese people also.
According to the source, India is allowed visa-free in a total of 30 countries. Now Indian people can visit without a visit in 30 countries which are Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Micronesia, Tunisia, Macao (SAR China), Kazakhstan, Trinidad and Tobago, Oman, Dominica, Qatar, El Salvador, Senegal, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Fiji, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Sir Lanka, Haiti, Jamaica, Cook Islands, Niue, Nepal, Bhutan, Mauritius, Albania, Barbados, Montserrat, and the British Virgin Islands. It has been announced by the PM of Malaysia that the change is going to be implemented from 1st December 2023 for all Indian and Chinese visitors.
Currently, the Malaysian tourist e-visa for Indian visitors costs around Rs. 3,799 per person. According to the new visa-free rule, now Indian visitors can stay for more than 30 days without a visa in Malaysia. The security screening is going to continue for Indian nationals also. The visa-free plan has been put in place to increase the inflow of tourists from India and China. At this time India and China are the two big markets for Malaysia. It has been announced that Malaysia is currently looking at some more investors from India and China. The process of entry is now simple so that travelers can experience an amazing journey to Malaysia.