Malaysia Doubles Visa-Free Stay Period for Taiwanese Visitors
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In addition to being famous for its many beautiful islands and beaches, Malaysia’s rich cultural scenery and distinctive cuisine are also deeply loved by Taiwanese tourists. Now, those planning to visit Malaysia should take note. The Malaysian government has announced that starting from September 15, the visa-free stay period for Taiwanese visitors to Malaysia will be extended from 15 days per visit to 30 days. Those planning to stay in Malaysia for more than 30 days can apply for a visa in advance through the Malaysia Friendship and Trade Centre.
Sabah Waterfront Mosque. (Image source / wall.alphacoders)
The exotic city of Malacca. (Image provided / Mook Publishing)
Malaysia’s abundant natural resources are highly desirable. (Image source / 101bestbeaches)
Since Malaysia granted Taiwanese nationals a 15-day visa-free privilege in 2011, the number of mutual visits between the two sides has increased year by year. To facilitate travel between the peoples of both countries, starting September 15, the visa-free stay period for both sides has been extended to 30 days. With the implementation
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