Visa Invitation Letter For Malaysia

Information About The Person Being Invited to Malaysia

• Complete name of the person visiting Malaysia from Sri Lanka
• Date of birth of the person travelling to Malaysia
• The person’s address and telephone number in Sri Lanka
• Your relationship to the person invited to Malaysia
• The purpose of the visit to Malaysia
• How much time the person you’re inviting wants to remain in Malaysia
• Information on accommodation and living costs in Malaysia
• The date the individual you are inviting intends to leave Malaysia

Information About The Person Providing Visa Letter in Malaysia

• Complete full name of the person in Malaysia
• Date of birth of the person in Malaysia
• Address and telephone number in Malaysia
• Occupation of the individual in Malaysia
• Whether you are citizen of Malaysia or Long term Resident
• A copy of a document indicating individual’s residential status in Malaysia. (eg: copy of a birth certificate if the person born in Malaysia or has Malaysian citizenship card.)
• If you are Permanent Resident in Malaysia, an evidence of permanent resident status should be provided.

These details are simply a guideline. You have to write the letter of invitation yourself. Some Malaysian visa departments might require that your letter be notarized by a Notary Public.

For a few kinds of visas like inviting aged parents, you may be asked to supply additional information such as the following:

• Info about your family unit, together with names and dates of birth of your spouse and dependants in addition to the total number of people currently in your household,
• Info about those you may have previously sponsored and whose sponsorship remains to be in effect,
• A written and signed promise of your monetary assistance for your parents or grandparents for the whole duration of their stay in Malaysia,
• Proof of income at a level meeting or going above the low-income for the total number of people, including the visiting parents or grandparents, must be included.

Other types of Malaysian visas?

• Malaysian visitor visa granted for people going to Malaysia for holidays, tourism, recreation or to visit friends and family in Malaysia. If you are a Malaysian national, you don’t have to request for a Malaysian visa. Know more
• Malaysian business visa is granted to foreigners either to discuss with business representatives, participate in a scientific, academic, professional, or business conference or any other type of conference, settle an estate or discuss a contract in Malaysia. Know more
• Malaysian transit visa will let you transit via Malaysia for no longer than 24 to 72 hours if either you have to enter Malaysia on your way to another country or you are going to join a ship as a member of the crew.

  Usually, you can include dependent children with your visa application when they are going along with you on your passport. You might not have to submit an application for this visa. Find out more

• Malaysian student visa is commonly issued to undertake a course in Malaysia. Student visas are temporary visas which permit individuals to visit Malaysia for a given timeframe to conduct study at a Malaysian educational institution. Know more
• Malaysian Working Visa is commonly provided to work in Malaysia. In general, you should have a valid Malaysian visa with work rights. A wide range of short-term and extended work visas are available for Malaysia. Learn more about Malaysian work visas.

Please be aware: Make certain you get the right Malaysian visas where necessary and it is your job to acquire them. In most cases countries will require passports to be valid for 6 months immediately after the expiration of the visa. NB: Having a visa will not guarantee anyone entry on arrival in Malaysia.

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