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Getting a Journey Performed (JP) visa is required for citizens of certain countries to enter Malaysia along with their Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa. A JP visa costs approximately RM520 per person and is valid for a single entry, unless the MM2H visa expires. It is best to enter Malaysia before the MM2H visa expires to avoid needing a new JP visa and to maintain the remaining years of the MM2H visa. Citizens of some countries listed in Appendix 1 do not require a JP visa, while those of countries in Appendix 2 need a visa from a Malaysian embassy before traveling to Malaysia.

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JPVisa

Getting a Journey Performed (JP) visa is required for citizens of certain countries to enter Malaysia along with their Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) visa. A JP visa costs approximately RM520 per person and is valid for a single entry, unless the MM2H visa expires. It is best to enter Malaysia before the MM2H visa expires to avoid needing a new JP visa and to maintain the remaining years of the MM2H visa. Citizens of some countries listed in Appendix 1 do not require a JP visa, while those of countries in Appendix 2 need a visa from a Malaysian embassy before traveling to Malaysia.

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Getting a Journey Performed Visa

Journey Performed (JP) visa is a special visa that is required by the Malaysian Immigration
Department for citizens bearing passports from countries not listed in Appendix 1. So, for
those holding UK, Netherlands, USA and Tanzania do not need a JP visa whereas those
from India, Pakistan, Japan, China and France require to.

JP visa costs approximately RM520.00 per person and it is not covered by our normal
application fees. JP visas are stamped on your passport alongside with the MM2H visa.
They are issued by the Immigration at Putrajaya or the MM2H Center on the day of passport
endorsement. JP visa is only issued in Malaysia.

JP visa is a one-time visa unless you let the MM2H visa expires.

MM2H visa is given up till the expiration of your current passport. MM2H visa will expire just
months before the expiration of your current passport. If you enter Malaysia before the
MM2H visa expires (with your new passport), then you will continue to get the remaining
years for your MM2H visa. If you enter Malaysia after the MM2H visa has expired, you will
enter as a tourist and you have to pay an additional RM520 (approx) per person for the JP
visa. Thus, it is best to enter Malaysia before the MM2H visa expires so that you can
continue the MM2H visa without paying for the JP visa. If your MM2H expires and if you are
holding a passport from countries listed in Appendix 2 (like Pakistan China, India), then you
need to get a tourist visa from the Malaysian embassy or high commission before coming to
Malaysia. If you do not get a tourist visa, you cannot enter Malaysia as your multiple entry
visa in your MM2H has expired.
APPENDIX 1

Citizens from the countries below DO NOT require JP visa during MM2H passport
endorsement
Caribbean and Americas Africa Pacific Europe Asia
Antigua and Barbuda Botswana Australia Cyprus Brunei
Bahamas, The Kenya Fiji Malta Maldives
Barbados Lesotho Kiribati United Kingdom Singapore
Belize Malawi Nauru Netherlands
Canada Mauritius New Zealand Switzerland
Dominica Namibia Papua New Guinea San Marino
Grenada Seychelles Samoa
Guyana Sierra Leone Solomon Islands
Jamaica South Africa Tonga
Saint Lucia Swaziland Tuvalu
St Kitts and Nevis Uganda Vanuatu
St Vincent and The Grenadines Tanzania
Trinidad and Tobago Zambia Blue = non-Commonwealth countries
United States of America

Citizens from countries NOT listed above require JP visas during passport endorsement.

APPENDIX 2

Citizens from the countries below require a visa to enter Malaysia, which they must obtain at a
Malaysian embassy or high commission before flying into Malaysia. Only those with valid
visas are allowed to enter Malaysia. No visa, no entry.
Africa Asia Europe Americas
Angola Afghanistan Serbia Montenegro Colombia
Burkina Faso Bangladesh Yugosalavia
Burundi Bhutan
Cameroon China
Central African Republic India
Congo Democratic Republic Myanmar
Djibouti Nepal
Equatorial Guinea Pakistan
Eritrea Sri Lanka
Ethiopia
Ghana
Guinea-Bissau
Ivory Coast
Liberia
Mali
Mozambique
Niger
Nigeria
Rwanda
Western Sahara

** Visa-free entry into Malaysia for citizens from countries NOT listed above

This list is valid as of August 2014. Please check with us on the latest updates before flying into
Malaysia. We are not liable for any changes to the list above.

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