Travellers arriving into Malaysia are required to undergo an Antigen Rapid Test Kit (RTK-Antigen) test if:-

• Traveller have a history of travelling to China within the last 14 days of arrival into Malaysia, OR
• Traveller have close contact with individuals who have travelled to China within the last 14 days of arrival into Malaysia, OR
• Traveller exhibit influenza-like illness (ILI) or severe acute respiratory infection (SARI).

Samples will be sent for genome testing if they are found to be positive for Covid-19.
In addition, all travellers arriving into Malaysia will have to undergo temperature checks for fever upon arrival.

Kindly refer to MYSafeTravel AND Malaysia Ministry of Health (KKM) for latest update on Malaysia's entry & exit requirements.

Transit Visa
Note: Australia requires passport holders of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to obtain an AUSTRALIA TRANSIT VISA 711 for travellers who are on AIRPORT TRANSIT at an Australian airport, travelling onwards to a third country. Any travellers with 8 hours or more transit through any Australian airport are also required to obtain an Australia Transit Visa 711.

Traveller originating from countries NOT eligible for transit without a visa (TWOV) in Australia are required to have transit visa (subclass 771). Any countries not listed in the list of eligible countries below are required to apply for transit visa:

Eligible Countries

• a citizen of Andorra, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kiribati, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mexico, Monaco, Nauru, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Samoa, San Marino, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Solomon Islands, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Tonga, Tuvalu, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom (including its colonies), United States of America, Uruguay, Vanuatu and Vatican, who is the holder of a valid travel document. The valid travel document must be acceptable for entry into the destination country, this may include, but is not limited to a passport, permanent resident card, National Identity Card or Military ID and a visa (if required).
• OR
• a resident of Hong Kong who holds a Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) passport or a British National Overseas (BNO) passport
• a resident of Taiwan who holds a passport issued by the authorities of Taiwan (other than passports purported to be official or diplomatic passports)
• an Indian official passport holder, that is, an official passport issued by the authorities of the Republic of India, that is issued to officials of the Government of India
• OR
• a diplomatic passport holder (This does not include diplomatic passport holders of Arab Non-National Passports and diplomatic passports from Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bahrain, Comoros, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Madagascar, Mauritania, Morocco, Pakistan, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen and Zimbabwe. Passport holders of these mentioned countries must get an appropriate visa to enter Australia.)

Kindly refer to Australia authorities for latest information on entry & exit requirements.
Australia Home Affairs Website
Transit visa (Subclass 771)
Transit without a visa (TWOV)

Effective on 10 Jan 2023, international travellers arriving in Thailand are no longer required to present proof of COVID19 Vaccination(EXCEPT for China Mainland & India).

Travellers from China Mainland & India are required to present a negative RT-PCR test result before departure from Thailand, and should have health insurance covering at least 10,000 USD for COVID-19 treatment that covers the duration of stay in Thailand plus 7 additional days.

Business travellers (including flight crews and students) are required to have an official letter from the host or other form of insurance to cover such need.

Quarantine officer will perform random checks for proof of insurance of travellers from China Mainland & India.

Holders of Thai passports, and transit/transfer passengers are exempted from health insurance checks.

Click here for more info.

Kindly refer to Thailand Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into Thailand.

International passengers travelling from China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand to India to undergo mandatory RTPCR tests within 72 hours prior to departure and upload report on Air Suvidha portal from 1st January 2023. This is in addition to random 2% tests of all International Passengers on their arrival to India.

This will also apply to passengers transiting through countries mentioned above regardless of their originating countries before coming to any Indian Airport.

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Kindly refer to India Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into India.

To avoid denial of entry into Malaysia due to immigration requirements, kindly ensure that return ticket purchased is in a single ticket / same ticket number (two separate tickets / ticket numbers are not allowed). Boarding pass may only be issued to passengers having the same ticket number (round trip). 

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Kindly refer to relevant Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into Malaysia.

General Guidance - Applicable to all arrivals via airports in Sri Lanka

• Travellers are not required to produce COVID-19 vaccination certificate upon arrival. However, it is strongly recommended to have the vaccination certificate with traveller during they stay in Sri Lanka to produce to medical personnel when and if required.
• Pre-departure testing is not required. If traveller present COVID-19 like symptoms, traveller may be subjected to PCR/RA testing by an authorised medical personnel.
• Submission of Health Declaration Forms is not required.
• Hospitalisation insurance cover is not required. However, if foreign nationals/travellers became COVID-19 positive after arriving to Sri Lanka, they should isolate for 7 days in a private hospital/hotel/place of residence. The cost of treatment/isolation should be borne by travellers.
• Arrival Cards: Travellers must complete the "Arrival Card" (disembarkation card) online here.

Kindly refer to Sri Lanka Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into Sri Lanka.

• Travellers must have undergo COVID-19 PCR test within 48 hours prior to departure (without stopover in another destination before arrival in China).
  
• Travellers must submit negative PCR test result by filling an online Health Declaration Form via China Custom Website, and generate a QR code prior to boarding the last direct flight to China. Airline must verify the QR code at boarding gate of the last direct flight to China.

China Visa requirement
Malaysians entering China are required to have a visa before entering the country. Visa can be obtained from Chinese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur or other country. Visitors required to fill out the landing document or disembarkation card upon arrival at the point of entry. For the latest China visa requirements,click here.

Kindly refer to China Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into China.

• Travellers are not required to quarantine, however travellers are required to self-monitor for 7 days
• Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test result is not required.
• Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is not required.
• Travellers arriving in Taiwan on direct flights from China must fill out a health declaration form online (click here) 24 hours prior to departure, and undergo PCR test upon arrival at the airport.
  

Kindly refer to Taiwan Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into Taiwan.

• Proof of negative COVID-19 test result and vaccination certificate are not required, EXCEPT for traveller whose traveller departing from China, Hong Kong, or Macao.
• Traveller departing from China, Hong Kong, or Macao are required to show proof of negative result for COVID-19 antigen test taken at most 1-day prior to departure, or PCR test taken at most 2-days before departure. (This does not apply to traveller younger than 6 years old)
• Traveller departing from China are required to undergo a COVID-19 test upon arrival at Korea, and quarantine for 7-days if tested positive.
• Passenger MUST present a completed Q-code form. The form can be completed upon arrival, or before departure here.
• All foreigners must have a K-ETA or a valid visa to enter Korea. K-ETA process can be completed here, or via K-ETA mobile app (this will take up to 72 hours)

Kindly refer to Korea Board of Authorities for the latest entry and exit requirements into Korea.

Kindly refer to respective authorities for latest covid-19 entry & exit requirements in the countries you are planning to visit.