In the pursuit to boost tourism, Malaysia will scrap entry visa requirements for Indian citizens visiting the nation beginning the December 1, this year. Following the decision, Indian nationals may now stay upto 30 days visa-free in Malaysia.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim made the announcement in his speech at his People’s Justice Party’s annual congress in Putrajaya on Sunday Along with Indian citizens, Chinese nationals will also be allowed visa-free entry from December 1.
Malaysia is counting on extra tourist arrivals and their spending to support economic growth. PM Anwar last month announced the plans to improve visa facilities to encourage the entry of tourists and investors.
Sri Lanka has also began the visa-free entry for Indian citizens to support tourism in the country.
