Malaysian Visa is not required for Mauritians
Stay Duration: 30 days
Entry Requirements
- Mauritians travelling to Malaysia can stay for a maximum period of 30 days without a visa.
- A valid passport ( valid for at least 6 months upon stay in Malaysia) with at least two blank pages is required.
- Visitors are also required to provide proof of reserved accommodation/ confirmed hotel booking.
- They are required to provide two (2) passport photographs and air ticket.
- Visitors are to show proof of sufficient funds to cover their stay (minimum of US$100 per day ).
- Visitors are advised to carry their passports ( containing the Malaysian entry stamp and associated stickers) at all times.
- If a visitor would be travelling to the Eastern parts of Malaysia such as Sabah and Sarawak, he/ she would be required to show their passports to the immigration officers before being granted entry into those parts of Malaysia.
- Visitors who overstay their maximum duration period would either be fined, detained or legal proceedings may be imposed.
- Malaysia’s population comprises many ethnic groups, with the Malays being the dominant group. However, about a quarter of the population is Chinese.
- The religion predominantly practiced in Malaysia is Islam.
- Mauritians travelling to Malaysia are advised to take vaccines for Malaria, Japanese Encephalitis, Hepatitis A and B, Malaria, Rabies, Yellow Fever and Typhoid.
- Minors should also be given vaccines for measles, malaria, yellow fever, and typhoid.
- The two official languages spoken in Malaysia are Malay and English.
- Madarin and Hokkien are also spoken, primarily by people of Chinese ethnic origin.
- Malaysia uses the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+8), thus it is 4 hours ahead of Mauritius.
- Malaysia’s climate can be described as tropical, being hot and humid throughout the year.
- The country has two monsoon wind seasons: the Northeast Monsoon season from October to March and the Southwest Monsoon season from late May to September.
- The Northeast Monsoon wind brings in more rainfall compared to the Southwest Monsoon.
- The major means of public transportation are by buses, cars and taxis.
- 1 Mauritian Rupee equals 0.12 Malaysian Ringgit.
- Visitors should try the following Malaysian cuisines to sum up their visit: Mee Goreng Mamak and the Apam Balik.