🇲🇾Malaysia Visa for Nicaraguan Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

eVisa (MyVISA portal) processing charge

MYR 105 (~$24)

Single Entry Visa (Social Visit)

Issued to foreign nationals who require a visa to enter Malaysia for a social/tourist visit. One entry only.

Multiple Entry Visa (Social Visit) - Indian Nationals

Allows Indian nationals to make multiple visits to Malaysia for social/tourist purposes within the visa validity period.

Multiple Entry Visa (Social Visit) - Chinese (PRC) Nationals

Allows Chinese (PRC) nationals to make multiple visits to Malaysia for social/tourist purposes within the visa validity period.

Multiple Entry Visa (Business/Government Affairs)

Issued to foreign nationals requiring multiple visits to Malaysia for business, trade, or official government matters.

Transit Visa

Issued to foreign nationals passing through Malaysia en route to another destination who need to clear immigration.

Visa With Reference (VDR) - Social Visit

A visa requiring pre-approval from Immigration Department headquarters before issuance by a Malaysian Representative Office abroad; typically for nationals of restricted countries or spouses of Malaysian citizens seeking entry.

Employment Pass (EP) - Category I

Issued to highly-skilled foreign professionals employed by Malaysian companies in senior/specialist positions with high salary thresholds.

Employment Pass (EP) - Category II

Issued to skilled foreign professionals employed by Malaysian companies at mid-level salary thresholds.

Employment Pass (EP) - Category III

Issued to foreign workers employed by Malaysian companies at entry-level professional salary thresholds.

Visitor's Pass (Temporary Employment)

Temporary work authorization for foreign nationals engaged in short-term employment or contract work in Malaysia.

Professional Visit Pass (PVP)

Issued to foreign professionals conducting temporary professional or technical activities in Malaysia, including training, installation, or consultancy work.

DE Rantau Nomad Pass

Allows qualified foreign digital nomads (tech and non-tech professionals) to live and work remotely in Malaysia for non-Malaysian employers.

Student Pass

Issued to non-citizen students (aged 3 and above) enrolled in approved Malaysian educational institutions from pre-school to higher education.

Dependant Pass

Issued to immediate family members (spouse and children) of Employment Pass or Professional Visit Pass holders to allow them to reside in Malaysia during the primary pass holder's tenure.

Long Term Social Visit Pass (LTSVP)

Issued to family members of Malaysian citizens or permanent residents for extended residence in Malaysia, including spouses, step-children, elderly parents, and dependants of foreign students.

Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) - Silver Category

Long-term social visit pass allowing eligible foreign nationals to reside in Malaysia for an extended period under the entry-tier MM2H programme.

Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) - Gold Category

Long-term social visit pass for the mid-tier MM2H programme, allowing foreign nationals to reside in Malaysia with higher financial requirements than Silver.

Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) - Platinum Category

Long-term social visit pass for the highest-tier MM2H programme, targeting high-net-worth individuals seeking extended residence in Malaysia.

Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) - SEZ/SFZ Category

Long-term social visit pass for investors in Malaysia's Special Economic Zones or Special Financial Zones under the MM2H framework.

Malaysia Premium Visa Programme (PVIP)

A premium 20-year renewable long-term visa for high-net-worth individuals who wish to live, work, and study in Malaysia, requiring a significant fixed deposit and offshore income.

Residence Pass - Talent (RP-T)

A long-term residence pass for highly-skilled foreign professionals and talent who have been working in Malaysia, providing greater flexibility and longer-term stay rights.

Long Term Social Visit Pass (Medical Treatment)

Issued to foreign nationals who need to remain in Malaysia for extended medical treatment at approved healthcare facilities.

Border Pass (Malaysia-Indonesia / Malaysia-Thailand)

Allows residents of border areas between Malaysia and Indonesia or Malaysia and Thailand to cross the border for short-term visits without a standard visa.

APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC)

Allows pre-cleared business travellers from APEC economies to enter Malaysia (and other participating ABTC economies) for short business visits without requiring individual visas.

Work and Holiday Visa (Malaysia-Australia Programme)

Allows young Australian citizens to holiday in Malaysia for up to 12 months while undertaking incidental short-term work to help fund their travel.