90 days per entry· Visa exemption

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after you arrive.

A return or onward travel ticket is required and may be checked by the airline at check-in and by immigration officers on arrival

You should have No fixed amount is officially published by the Immigration Department of Malaysia, but a commonly cited informal guideline is approximately USD 100 per day of stay, and officers may ask for bank statements or equivalent proof.

Nearly every foreign visitor must submit the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) online, free of charge, no more than 3 days before arrival, at the official portal; Singapore citizens, diplomatic and official passport holders, residents, and a few cross border pass holders are exempt from this requirement

Check with the embassy for overstay penalties.Overstaying is an offence under Section 15(4) of the Immigration Act 1959/63, a fine of up to RM10,000 or imprisonment of up to 5 years or both, though the Immigration Department's standard practice is a RM3,000 compound rather than the statutory maximum; repeated or serious cases can lead to blacklisting from re-entry

Declare cash above USD 10000 (or equivalent) for cash and bearer negotiable instruments; Malaysian Ringgit itself is separately capped at RM10,000 carried per person without prior written approval from Bank Negara Malaysia.

An extension of a Short Term Social Visit Pass is not routinely granted, only on special consideration such as illness, accident, or an emergency in the traveler's home country; apply at an Immigration Department office before the pass expires, each extension costs RM50. A traveler whose pass has already expired must instead apply for a Special Pass to remain lawfully while arranging departure

Always confirm with the official embassy or consulate before you fly.