I. Return process of study visa in Malaysia
1. After the students studying in Malaysia receive the offer from the school, the economic guarantor in Malaysia can counter-sign for them. After receiving the passport, the applicant must submit the following documents to the college: passport, original Chinese and English academic credentials, original Chinese and English transcripts, and 10 inch photo.
2. The school will send a countersign letter to foreign students.
3. Then prepare some materials according to the requirements of the Malaysian Embassy in China, and the application materials should be submitted to the Malaysian Immigration Bureau for review.
4. After passing the exam, the international students will get the visa issuing license issued by the Immigration Bureau. A letter of approval will be issued after approval by the Immigration Bureau.
The applicant will go to the local embassy with this visa approval and change it into a single social visa within 3 working days.
6. In this process, the visa office of the embassy is mainly responsible for issuing application forms, checking the identity of personnel, reviewing application materials and issuing visas. If there is no special reason, the embassy will complete the visa formalities for students with visas.
Second, Malaysia study visa materials
To study in Malaysia, visa is a big deal, and students can't be careless. To apply for a study visa in Malaysia, international students need to provide some basic documents and materials. When preparing these materials, international students need to make full preparations at one time to ensure that they can pass the visa examination and approval as soon as possible.
1, valid passport of international students;
2. 3 photos of the passport of the international student;
3. The letter of admission or a copy of the letter of admission sent by the University of Malaysia;
4. The birth certificate of Malaysian students must be notarized by the notary department and certified by the Embassy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China;
5. The highest academic certificate must be notarized by the notary department and certified by the embassy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China;
6. The achievement certificate shall be notarized by the notary department and certified by the embassy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China;
7. Two resumes, which need to be collected at the Malaysian Embassy in China;
8. Letter of approval from the Malaysian education department;
9. If international students have successfully applied for Malaysian scholarships, they need to provide scholarship certificates;
10. If the applicant school requires foreign students to pass the language test, it is necessary to provide proof of Malaysian language test scores;
1 1. Certificate of financial guarantee for international students;
12. Certificate of vaccination of Malaysian students before going to Malaysia.
Three. Instructions for studying in Malaysia
1. China citizens with diplomatic and official passports can stay in Malaysia for 30 days without a visa, while China citizens with official and ordinary passports need to complete their visas before going to Malaysia.
2. China citizens who want to go to Malaysia must complete their visas outside Malaysia in advance and can only enter the country at the airport.
3. China tourists can apply for visas on arrival when they enter through Johor Bahru Port and Kuala Lumpur Airport.
4. A tour group from China can apply for a group visa at the port, provided that Ma Reception Travel Agency has the qualification authorized by the General Administration of Immigration and has reported to the group. Passengers arriving in Tioman Island, Pahang via a third country can apply for a visa on arrival if they can produce a valid return ticket.
5. Passengers who want to enter Malaysia must hold a valid passport or an approved travel document with a validity period of not less than 6 months and at least 1 blank visa page.
6. The types of visas in Malaysia are mainly divided into:
① Ordinary visa: issued to foreign citizens who travel to Malaysia, visit relatives and friends and engage in business activities. Ordinary visas can't be extended, but if you can't return to China in time due to health reasons or flight problems, you can apply for extension at the Immigration Bureau with the certificates issued by the relevant hospitals and airlines.
② Work and student visas.
③ Visa for visiting relatives.
Four. Reasons for refusing a visa
The material is not true.
The Immigration Bureau should confirm whether the materials provided are true or not during the audit. 100% refused the visa if the materials are considered untrue, especially the supplementary materials submitted are false.
Incomplete material
When reviewing the information, the Immigration Bureau will ask the applicant to supplement some information if it thinks that the applicant's information is insufficient; Common supplementary materials include work certificate, marriage certificate, education certificate and so on. Here, I would like to remind you that if the Immigration Department asks you to supplement the information, please provide it as much as possible. If you have local relatives or friends, please show your relationship with them as much as possible.
This notarial deed is illegible.
If the handwriting on the notarial certificate is unclear, it may be rejected. The visa officer will think that your information is not clear. If they think your document notarial certificate is unqualified, it is likely to be rejected. For example, if the basic information or key information such as name and gender on the notarial certificate of documents is illegible, which will affect the authenticity of the materials, then the visa officer will think that your documents can't prove your identity, which is not conducive to the visa!
The purpose of going abroad is unclear.
If you don't clearly state your purpose of going abroad, the visa officer can guess that you may engage in activities that are inconsistent with the contents of your visa application after going abroad, such as visiting relatives on short-term tourist visas and staying abroad. (In addition, I would like to remind students who want to study in Malaysian universities that although Malaysia is one of the Asian countries that does not require graduation years, the Malaysian Immigration Department is still very strict in reviewing students who have graduated for a long time. So students should apply for studying in Malaysia as soon as possible.