Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Malaysia

Ambassador: Mr. Liu Jian  
Address: 229, Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Website: http://my.china-embassy.org/eng/

 Consular Department (for visa, passport, authentication & notarization)
Address: 1st Floor, Plaza OSK, 25 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel: +60-3-21636815 (ext. 102, 103, 104, 105, 106), 21636814
Fax: +60-3-21636809
For Visa: Tel: +60-3-21645250
For Passport/Travel Document: Tel: +60-3-21645272
For Consular Protection: Tel: +60-3-21636853, 21645301
Office Hours: 9:00am -11:45am, Mon.-Fri. (except public holidays of China & Malaysia)

 Information of Other Offices of Chinese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Sections Information
Administrative Office  Tel: +60-3-21428495, 21411729
Fax: +60-3-21414552
Political Office   Tel: +60-3-21428685
Fax: +60-3-21484495
Cultural Office  Tel: +60-3-21416093
Fax: +60-3-21429368
Economic & Commercial Office 

Address: 39 Jalan Ulu Kelang, 68000 Ampang, Selangor
Tel: +60-3-42513555
Fax: +60-3-42513233, 42517122
Website: http://my.mofcom.gov.cn/

Defense Attaché Office  Address: 35 Jalan U Thant, 55000 Kuala Lumpur


Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Kuching

Consul General: Mr. Xie Fugen
For administrative, consular and visa affairs
Address: Lot 3719, Dogan Garden, Dogan Road, 93250 Kuching City, Sarawak, Malaysia
Tel: +60-82-453344, 570815 (For administrative, consular and visa affairs)
Fax: +60-82-570814 (For administrative, consular and visa affairs)

For economic and commercial affairs
Address: Lot 3716, Dogan Garden, Dogan Road, 93250 Kuching City, Sarawak, Malaysia Tel: +60-82-461344, 575441 
Fax: +60-82-461424
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 About Hong Kong Visa & Macau Visa for Malaysian Citizens
Malaysian passport holders are exempt from a visa to Hong Kong for a maximum stay of 90 days. They are also exempt from a visa to Macau for a maximum stay of 30 days. 

 Required Documents for Chinese Visa Application
Basic requirements for applying for any type of Chinese visa
1. Your valid original passport which has at least one blank visa page and at least 6 months validity left before expiration.
2. One completely, correctly and legibly filled Visa Application Form of China affixed with one recent passport photo.
3. Applicants of other countries need to provide an original and a copy of Malaysian residence permit or a valid Malaysian visa. 

Additional requirements for applying for the following types of Chinese visa
1. Tourist/Family Visit (L) Visa: The basic requirements are enough for a single entry L visa.
If you apply for a multiple entries L visa, you need to satisfy one of the qualifications:
(1) You are the spouse, child or parent of a Chinese citizen. The original and the copy of Marriage License or Notary Certificate of Kinship are required to be provided.
(2) You have real estate in China. The original and the copy of Property Ownership Certificate registered under your name is also a requirement. 

2. Business (F) Visa: Invitation Letter from a company in China; Visa Notification issued by the authorized Chinese governmental department, such as, Foreign Trade and Economic Relations Commission.
If you apply for a multiple entries F visa, you need to satisfy one of the qualifications:
(1) You have been to China more than two times holding F visa in the past year. The copy of the former F visa is needed.
(2) You have an investment in China. The original and the copy of Chinese Business License registered with your name are also required to be provided.
(3) You are managers of a Malaysian Corporation which has branches in China. The Application Letter from the Malaysian Corporation is also needed to be offered to the embassy.
(4) You need to go to China frequently to carry out contracts. Please provide the Application Letter from the Malaysian Corporation, the original and the copy of the contract with a Chinese company. 

3. Transit (G) Visa: An air ticket to the final destination and a valid visa of the country of destination. 

 Methods of Application & Processing Time
Applicants can go to the embassy or consulate in person for visa application. They can also entrust someone else, a travel agency or a visa agency to do so (Trust Deed is not needed). The application by mailing is not acceptable for the Chinese embassy or consulate in Malaysia. You needn’t make an appointment beforehand.

It usually takes 4 working days for processing visa application. The rush service of 1 working day processing and the express service of 2-3 working days processing are also available. You need to pay for 140 Ringgit for rush service or 100 Ringgit for express service.

 Regular Visa Fee per Person
The embassy only accept cash of Malaysian Ringgit.
Visa Types  Malaysian Citizens  Citizens of Other Countries
Single-Entry Visa   30 Ringgit 130 Ringgit
Double-Entry Visa  50 Ringgit  200 Ringgit

Multi-Entry Visa with 6-month Validity 

80 Ringgit  250 Ringgit
Multi-Entry Visa with 12-month Validity  120 Ringgit  400 Ringgit
Multi-Entry Visa with 24-month Validity  120 Ringgit  N/A

 Please contact Embassy of Malaysia in China if Malaysian citizens have troubles there.

 Related China Embassies in Asia: China Embassy in Sri Lanka, Maldives
                                                           China Embassy in Ulan Bator, Mongolia
                                                           China Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar
                                                           China Embassy in Katmandu, Nepal

Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Malaysia

1.

Feb. 8,2010 09:39 Reply

Ms.o(Malaysia) said:

i am holding a malaysian pasport and my business visas is still valid,but since i travel in and out of china every month my passport pages is not sufficient.i intend to apply for a new pasport,the problem is can i use the present valid visa with my new passport.i intend to apply within these few days.can anyone reply me ASAP my email is onghooihion@yahoo.com.thanks

Feb. 8,2010 20:27
Mr.Edward replied:

I think it is Ok for you to take your valid visa on your old passport and your new passport together to enter or exit China.

2.

Feb. 5,2010 02:31 Reply

Mr.Richard Bradbury(Malaysia ) said:

Hi There

I am a British citizen visiting Malaysia for a few weeks and would like to go to China to visit. I am not a resident here in KL nor am I employed here in Malaysia. Is it possible for me to apply for a tourist visa to China here in KL? And if so, what documentation would I require?

Feb. 7,2010 08:04
Mr.Wang(Ukraine ) replied:

I have the same query but judging from the official notes, it seems you need only a passport valid for at least 6 months on exiting China. It also says you need a valid visa for Malaysia. But as UK citizens do not require a visa to enter Malaysia, what can one produce?

Feb. 8,2010 20:25
Mr.Edward replied:

yes, Mr.Wang, UK citizens don't need a visa to Malaysia for up to 3 months, so I think that the legal entry stamp on his passport is Ok to substitute the Malaysian valid visa. He can use the entry stamp to Malaysia to apply for Chinese visa, please have a try.

3.

Feb. 5,2010 20:55 Reply

Ms.Lee(Malaysia) said:

Hi,
I would like to check when will the Malaysia China embassy open after the Chinese New year?

Feb. 8,2010 20:19
Mr.Edward replied:

I guess that the China Embassy in Malaysia will resumes to work in Feb 18 (Thursday)

4.

Feb. 4,2010 09:22 Reply

Mr.Wallace(Malaysia) said:

Hi. I want to ask that do we(malaysian) need to apply visa to go China as China is already one of the ASEAN countries. Thanks and please advise. Or nowadays China people need to apply visa to enter our country (Malaysia)?

Feb. 8,2010 20:17
Mr.Edward replied:

yes, Malysian need to apply for Chinese visa to go to China, nowadays, Chinese people also need to apply for Malaysia visa at Malaysian embassy or consulates in China before entering Malaysia.

5.

Feb. 4,2010 01:21 Reply

Mr.Nik(Malaysia) said:

Hi. My friends and i will visit Tianjin on 26/2/2010 for 4 days. We are all Malaysian Citizents.
1. Can we buy Visa on arrival at the airport?
2. How much?
Thanks.

Feb. 4,2010 05:07
Mr.Noah replied:

You can't buy visa on arrival at the airport, it is very hard to get a visa on arrival, please read the relation information about visa on arrival on this website http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/service.htm

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