*READ this - process for approval before entering Malaysia* 1) Non-Malaysians must apply for specific approval through MyTravelPass (mtp.imi.gov.my/myTravelPass/main). You will need a specific and compelling reason why you need to travel to Malaysia. General visits (even to see family) is generally not allowed at this time. [Malaysian passport holders skip this step] 2) At this point I would research flights and hotels (if you want to go for premium package). 3A) [No longer required as of 1 May 2021 except for land crossing from Singapore] When MyTravelPass (MTP) approval has been received (via email), send the MTP approval, along with your completed LoU (some parts can't be fully completed until you land in Malaysia), planned flight details (even if you haven't booked) and a soft copy your passport details page to your nearest Consulate-General of Malaysia. This is done via email except for Singapore, which has a specific online portal. 3B) Book your flights and hotel (only if choosing premium package, which are at higher cost than the standard hotels which are randomly allocated upon arrival at RM150/night). Once you have MTP approval 3A should be more of a formality, so you don't have to wait. For list of available Premium Package hotels see facebook.com/groups/640550406736604/permalink/783614689096841/ 4) Make payment through MySafeTravel (safetravel.myeg.com.my/). If you booked Premium Package (do this directly with the hotel not on this portal or you will be charged more!) - then after setting up your trip on MySafeTravel, then email them to say you have already booked this directly and ask them to send you a payment link. [NB: Malaysians can opt to pay only upon arrival in Malaysia] - A table of costs is at facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10159122040164382&set=pcb.755649191893391 5) Download the MySejahtera App 6) Take a pre-departure COVID-19 test (refer to video for specific requirements) if you want to get your quarantine shortened from 10 days to 7 days NB: Above is the outline of the process. Your individual circumstances may vary, so best to read up on the regulations and search the Malaysia Quarantine Support Group (MQSG) on Facebook for the most relevant similar situations if you need. *Emergency process - if required for time-off during quarantine to visit hospital (critical / emergency) or funeral: facebook.com/groups/640550406736604/permalink/820919442033032/ Appeal (email) to the relevant state Ministry of Health as soon as you are confirmed to travel - you do not need to wait to arrive in Malaysia. Note that Selangor and KL are different jurisdictions - if you are travelling for emergency reasons, I suggest booking a Premium Package and choosing to be in KL rather than Selangor - KL responded much faster to my request than my brother's - otherwise if you go with Standard Package, you will only know if you've ended up in KL or Selangor once you arrive at the hotel and could lose precious time.
Wow I am so sorry you had to go through all that with your father. Can’t imagine how difficult it must’ve been to have to be quarantine when all you want to do is see your love one for the last time. Happy you were able to at lease spend some valuable minutes with him. Thanks for such a informative and unique video.
Thank you for your kind comments. It was a very difficult period, but I guess we just have to do our best to face these situations. 🙏🏼 Hope you are well.
@@XennialTraveller agree. What can we do during these uncertain and difficult time except stay positive and hopeful. It’s amazing to see how proactive the Asian countries are when dealing with the virus. Here in America we are still dealing with people who are making it a political issue and not a health issue. As a result everything is a debate. I watch your video at the airports and see the amount of scrutiny and process you go through. While I have people flying back to the states and they don’t bother to check if they took a Covid test. The world we live in. Stay safe and looking forward to your uploads.
I'm so glad you managed to get back to see your dad. My father became ill with cancer last Oct, and passed last month. We are both British citizens and I live in Germany, and couldn't get permission to come to see him, likely due to out of control Corona in Europe. Im now trying again to get entry in order to settle his affairs as his next of kin, but it's not so easy. Im vaccinated so am going to hope that, plus quarantine/any other requirements they wish me to do, plus me being in my own home, own car (so not staying with others) will be a low enough risk for them to approve this time. I can imagine how hard it's been for you as I've been there these last 5 months. Stay strong and hope you and your family are safe and well in the circumstances
Thank you for your kind words and sorry for your loss. Unfortunately both the UK and Germany are on the list of 23 banned countries from entering Malaysia. I'd definitely keep trying - it seems a bit judgmental sometimes what is approved or not. Hope you can manage to get back and sort it out.
Hi Xennial, I entered Malaysia on Tuesday 20th April and found your info very useful.....a big thank you for that! A couple of things that I would like to add - 1) The airport internet is easy to connect to 2) Setting up the MySejahtera app is stressful as the airport internet is not the best and mine failed several times. The guards do help which was nice. Make sure you have your passport handy as you will need to enter your number AND your hotel address and postcode. 3) At checkpoint 1, after the bus, you will be given a card with a lanyard for scanning at each checkpoint. 4) The folder of papers is an excellent idea. Don't use a ring binder! Mine had a quick release catch and I had fun showing all the desks how to use it. The individual stations will go through your folder anyway to see if there are more papers that they require. 5) have a ball pen handy as you will need it at checkpoint 3 6) for the immigration, there will be a desk directly in front of you. They will ask for your passport and visa documents. They will take these away for processing and direct you to sit down. You will be called when yours is processed. 7) Once you have been called you will then be directed to an immigration counter as per usual entry. All in all, everyone was very pleasant and good humoured and the experience wasn't too bad.
Thank you as always for the informative video. I'm sure it helps many visitors to malaysia. I'm so glad you got to spend time with your father and I hope you are able to spend some more time with him after you are released from quarantine. 🙏
Hi Debbie, I did indeed get a little more time with my dad after quarantine and before he passed away. It was tough times, and on top of that having all these regulations to navigate didn't help, so hopefully this helps others. Thanks for watching and your thoughts - much appreciated. 🙂
Hey mind sharing how or for what reason you able to enter malaysia? Im doing research for my bf who want to enter malaysia to apply for posdoc here (because the application requirement require him to be in malaysia first) please i really appreciate your respond
@@junkLAVENDER Hey there, I am returning to Malaysia to marry my fiancé, we have been separated for over a year, it has been a long and slow process getting accepted but after lots of research, I received accepted status to return from Malaysian immigration. I think for many people who are not married yet it is very difficult to gain entry whilst the borders are still closed. I wish you the best of luck and hope your partner can return to you soon.
@@junkLAVENDER As mentioned in the video, I had to go back to Malaysia as my dad was critically ill and then he passed away. Emergency and Compassionate grounds.
It is interesting to see how every country has a different process around managing Covid. Omg, that is wonderful how the officials were able to assist you in getting to the hospital to see your father. It was a lot and it sucks there was no physical contact but at least you were able to see him.
I did also manage to see my dad for a bit more after I got out of quarantine and really appreciated saying my final goodbye. And travelling is certainly complicated these days with COVID!
For Premium Package you can choose and pay higher price. For standard (fixed price) you just get allocated and you won’t know until you arrive at the hotel.
Hi, i’ve seen that you used bus to the arrival terminal, does the aerotrain or direct access from aircraft to the srrival terminal close? Sorry for asking like this because i’ll return to malaysia with one of my family and she use wheelchair, so i need to prepare for her
No aerotrain. First get off the plane as normal using aerobridge or stairs. Then bus to transfer to the main terminal where all the procedures are. Best to check with the airlines/airport what the arrangements are for wheelchair users.
Can i know u booked the quarantines hotel thru mysafetravel portal? Mean did you paid the whole quarantines hotel fee + operational cost thru that portal? Tq in advance .
No - I booked directly with the hotel. Recommended this way as MySafeTravel charges you extra fees. I only paid the QSO fee and COVID test on MySafeTravel - I contacted them and they sent me a link.
The food is included regardless of Standard or Premium Package - quality can vary hotel-by-hotel. If you want an idea of what it is like in the Premium Package at Hotel Istana, have a look at my Part 2 video.
a question, do they check how many dose of vaccines you have? I lost my first vaccination document but i have second and third booster shot certificate.
wait what exactly are the documents required of me to be printed out? apart from hotel confirmation?? im travelling to malaysia this week. thanks for the vid it was very useful
At the time I was using a COVID-19 test to reduce my quarantine length - not sure what the requirement is for that these days. If non-Malaysia, the MyTravel Pass approval. The other thing that I previously needed was an LoU and the Permission to Perform Journey - but these two are no longer required.
Yes, precisely - you can pay more for a Premium Package hotel - the food is definitely upgraded and you have the comfort of knowing which hotel you'll be at. I made a video more specifically about the hotel quarantine stay: ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
From 1 May 2021, travellers no longer need to pre-submit this or obtain clearance from the nearest Malaysian Consulate-General. Thanks for pointing out - I will update the info.
I hold malaysia Passport and plan to go back to Kl in July with my daughter who holds British Passport age 16. Shud I book my ticket first or need to fill in the LOU form and wait for letter of approval from High Commission?
How much you spend for all those swab testing and hotel for quarantine?? How far the hotel going back to airport?? Actually, i booked a flight going to Philippines but it's located in terminal 2 and im going to arrive in Terminal M.. i heard that they need to quarantine me 14 days before they let me go to another terminal.. a
For costs refer to: facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10159642824164382&set=gm.864206421037667 I'm afraid I'm not sure about transit regulations. Best to check with your airlines and the nearest Malaysian Consulate.
You better check if you’re allowed to transit like that. If you bought it on one single ticket then should be ok (best to double confirm if you bought from flight agent not airlines). But I assume you won’t be allowed to leave the airport, i.e. you can’t pass through immigration.
Hey bro, just had a question why is everyone's Electronic Student Visa Approval Letter (eval) extension getting delayed while new applicants are being done within a month. I know this isn't related to the travelling to KL😅, sorry about that.
@@XennialTraveller I'm so sorry for your loss, I don't know if I'm in any position to say this but I'm sure your father is looking down from the heaven's and seeing how proud he is of you and how lucky he is to have you. My prayers are with you and your family prayer🙏
Which forms do you mean? MyTravelPass is an online approval process - required for ALL non-Malaysians as a first step. Letter of Undertaking (LoU) and the Permission to Perform Journey letter appears to no longer be required - but check with your nearest Malaysian Consulate.
Hi Christine - the best place I think is the HK Government's Community Testing Centres (www.communitytest.gov.hk/en/) which is what I show a glimpse of at 01:04. It's cheap and turnaround in 24 hours and readily recognised by Malaysia (since it is recognised by the HK Government). The certificate shows everything needed, and is the correct type of test and sample methodology. Are you planning to travel to Malaysia soon?
If you want to select you hotel, then you have to take the Premium Package, the price is variable depending on hotel and sometimes room type - refer to this list: facebook.com/groups/640550406736604/permalink/783614689096841/ See also the Part 2 of my video which shows my quarantine in Hotel Istana KL. The price I paid is also there: ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
Thanks for sharing this. Very helpful and also emotional towards the end. I’m so glad you got to spend that precious time with him. Do you mind sharing your email or some way I could direct msg you? I have specific questions about your process which is similar to mine. Let me know , thanks.
You can message me on Instagram @matthewseow or you'll find me in the Malaysia Quarantine Support Group on Facebook that I mention (link in the vide description).
Hey - please refer to my Part 2 video - specifically on quarantine in Hotel Istana. Info on the price I paid (directly to the hotel) is in the description of that video: ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
If you mean can foreign nationals enter Malaysia, then still no - all foreign nationals still require special permission to enter Malaysia. The COVID-19 situation has worsened again recently. Unfortunately my dad passed away soon after I got to Malaysia, but it was good to see him for a last goodbye. Thanks for your thoughts.
@@XennialTraveller oh no, im so sorry for your loss. My partner and I are from Canada; the situation here is similar also. The only difference is its cold here and warn there... so with lockdowns i thought i rather be in the sun than the cold lol... but i guess the reality of everything is starting to sink in. Hopefully this is over soon. Anyways thanks for making awesome youtube videos and my deepest condolences .
@@contactdmedici4196 Thanks for your kind thoughts. Hope it's going well there - I hear that vaccinations are progressing quite well, so hopefully somewhat of a normal life is close for you guys :)
Unfortunately no - I believe this is for all quarantine hotels. I think the only way to be allowed is to find a hotel with balcony. Best to search in the MQSG on Facebook to find such a hotel.
Standard Package (no choice of hotel - allocated on arrival) is RM150/night x 7 or 10 nights. Premium Package prices vary according to hotel. Please refer to the Part 2 video where all the info is in the description and pinned comment. :) ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
@@marthamartha6468 Per room (based on single occupancy), but sharing of anyone besides married couples require specific permission. I believe if sharing there is a supplement to pay if more than 1 person in the room since they will provide extra food
Helo bro hwr u can u help me for a informstions i am from pakistan kindelly bro can you tell me when malashiya tourarist visit visa open again in which month
No one knows. Anyone who tells you they do, unfortunately is not truthful. You'll have to wait until there is an announcement. After which you should be able to find it on news websites.
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*READ this - process for approval before entering Malaysia*
1) Non-Malaysians must apply for specific approval through MyTravelPass (mtp.imi.gov.my/myTravelPass/main). You will need a specific and compelling reason why you need to travel to Malaysia. General visits (even to see family) is generally not allowed at this time. [Malaysian passport holders skip this step]
2) At this point I would research flights and hotels (if you want to go for premium package).
3A) [No longer required as of 1 May 2021 except for land crossing from Singapore] When MyTravelPass (MTP) approval has been received (via email), send the MTP approval, along with your completed LoU (some parts can't be fully completed until you land in Malaysia), planned flight details (even if you haven't booked) and a soft copy your passport details page to your nearest Consulate-General of Malaysia. This is done via email except for Singapore, which has a specific online portal.
3B) Book your flights and hotel (only if choosing premium package, which are at higher cost than the standard hotels which are randomly allocated upon arrival at RM150/night). Once you have MTP approval 3A should be more of a formality, so you don't have to wait. For list of available Premium Package hotels see facebook.com/groups/640550406736604/permalink/783614689096841/
4) Make payment through MySafeTravel (safetravel.myeg.com.my/). If you booked Premium Package (do this directly with the hotel not on this portal or you will be charged more!) - then after setting up your trip on MySafeTravel, then email them to say you have already booked this directly and ask them to send you a payment link. [NB: Malaysians can opt to pay only upon arrival in Malaysia]
- A table of costs is at facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10159122040164382&set=pcb.755649191893391
5) Download the MySejahtera App
6) Take a pre-departure COVID-19 test (refer to video for specific requirements) if you want to get your quarantine shortened from 10 days to 7 days
NB: Above is the outline of the process. Your individual circumstances may vary, so best to read up on the regulations and search the Malaysia Quarantine Support Group (MQSG) on Facebook for the most relevant similar situations if you need.
*Emergency process - if required for time-off during quarantine to visit hospital (critical / emergency) or funeral: facebook.com/groups/640550406736604/permalink/820919442033032/
Appeal (email) to the relevant state Ministry of Health as soon as you are confirmed to travel - you do not need to wait to arrive in Malaysia. Note that Selangor and KL are different jurisdictions - if you are travelling for emergency reasons, I suggest booking a Premium Package and choosing to be in KL rather than Selangor - KL responded much faster to my request than my brother's - otherwise if you go with Standard Package, you will only know if you've ended up in KL or Selangor once you arrive at the hotel and could lose precious time.
Wow I am so sorry you had to go through all that with your father. Can’t imagine how difficult it must’ve been to have to be quarantine when all you want to do is see your love one for the last time. Happy you were able to at lease spend some valuable minutes with him. Thanks for such a informative and unique video.
Thank you for your kind comments. It was a very difficult period, but I guess we just have to do our best to face these situations. 🙏🏼 Hope you are well.
@@XennialTraveller agree. What can we do during these uncertain and difficult time except stay positive and hopeful. It’s amazing to see how proactive the Asian countries are when dealing with the virus. Here in America we are still dealing with people who are making it a political issue and not a health issue. As a result everything is a debate. I watch your video at the airports and see the amount of scrutiny and process you go through. While I have people flying back to the states and they don’t bother to check if they took a Covid test. The world we live in. Stay safe and looking forward to your uploads.
I'm so glad you managed to get back to see your dad. My father became ill with cancer last Oct, and passed last month. We are both British citizens and I live in Germany, and couldn't get permission to come to see him, likely due to out of control Corona in Europe. Im now trying again to get entry in order to settle his affairs as his next of kin, but it's not so easy. Im vaccinated so am going to hope that, plus quarantine/any other requirements they wish me to do, plus me being in my own home, own car (so not staying with others) will be a low enough risk for them to approve this time. I can imagine how hard it's been for you as I've been there these last 5 months. Stay strong and hope you and your family are safe and well in the circumstances
Thank you for your kind words and sorry for your loss. Unfortunately both the UK and Germany are on the list of 23 banned countries from entering Malaysia. I'd definitely keep trying - it seems a bit judgmental sometimes what is approved or not. Hope you can manage to get back and sort it out.
Hi Xennial, I entered Malaysia on Tuesday 20th April and found your info very useful.....a big thank you for that!
A couple of things that I would like to add -
1) The airport internet is easy to connect to
2) Setting up the MySejahtera app is stressful as the airport internet is not the best and mine failed several times. The guards do help which was nice. Make sure you have your passport handy as you will need to enter your number AND your hotel address and postcode.
3) At checkpoint 1, after the bus, you will be given a card with a lanyard for scanning at each checkpoint.
4) The folder of papers is an excellent idea. Don't use a ring binder! Mine had a quick release catch and I had fun showing all the desks how to use it. The individual stations will go through your folder anyway to see if there are more papers that they require.
5) have a ball pen handy as you will need it at checkpoint 3
6) for the immigration, there will be a desk directly in front of you. They will ask for your passport and visa documents. They will take these away for processing and direct you to sit down. You will be called when yours is processed.
7) Once you have been called you will then be directed to an immigration counter as per usual entry.
All in all, everyone was very pleasant and good humoured and the experience wasn't too bad.
Excellent additional information!! Thank you. Glad to hear that you also had a smooth experience.
Thank you as always for the informative video. I'm sure it helps many visitors to malaysia. I'm so glad you got to spend time with your father and I hope you are able to spend some more time with him after you are released from quarantine. 🙏
Hi Debbie, I did indeed get a little more time with my dad after quarantine and before he passed away. It was tough times, and on top of that having all these regulations to navigate didn't help, so hopefully this helps others. Thanks for watching and your thoughts - much appreciated. 🙂
Have a safe journey. #kitajagakita
thank you so much for all the info! will be entering Malaysia next month, this is super useful!
You're welcome - hope it all goes well!
Hey mind sharing how or for what reason you able to enter malaysia? Im doing research for my bf who want to enter malaysia to apply for posdoc here (because the application requirement require him to be in malaysia first) please i really appreciate your respond
@@junkLAVENDER Hey there, I am returning to Malaysia to marry my fiancé, we have been separated for over a year, it has been a long and slow process getting accepted but after lots of research, I received accepted status to return from Malaysian immigration. I think for many people who are not married yet it is very difficult to gain entry whilst the borders are still closed. I wish you the best of luck and hope your partner can return to you soon.
@@junkLAVENDER As mentioned in the video, I had to go back to Malaysia as my dad was critically ill and then he passed away. Emergency and Compassionate grounds.
@@jordancurzon2905 thank you for your reply. One more question, which pass you’ve applied?
Nice to know you.
Stay safe keep healthy 👍
Traveling back in Malaysia and still pandemic...how lucky!!
It is interesting to see how every country has a different process around managing Covid. Omg, that is wonderful how the officials were able to assist you in getting to the hospital to see your father. It was a lot and it sucks there was no physical contact but at least you were able to see him.
I did also manage to see my dad for a bit more after I got out of quarantine and really appreciated saying my final goodbye. And travelling is certainly complicated these days with COVID!
@@XennialTraveller this is wonderful. Im glad you were able to make this special journey.
Is very useful for someone like me who going back soon. I also about to do the video about my journey.
That's good. Wish you all the best for your journey!
Great video! Quick question-did you have to pre arrange the transport to the premium hotel?
Yes. You do it when booking the hotel
Thanks for video. Sorry for asking, but who decides which hotel 🏨 you stay at?
For Premium Package you can choose and pay higher price. For standard (fixed price) you just get allocated and you won’t know until you arrive at the hotel.
Nice info stay safe
Hi, i’ve seen that you used bus to the arrival terminal, does the aerotrain or direct access from aircraft to the srrival terminal close? Sorry for asking like this because i’ll return to malaysia with one of my family and she use wheelchair, so i need to prepare for her
No aerotrain. First get off the plane as normal using aerobridge or stairs. Then bus to transfer to the main terminal where all the procedures are. Best to check with the airlines/airport what the arrangements are for wheelchair users.
Very useful 🙏🙏🙏
Can i know u booked the quarantines hotel thru mysafetravel portal? Mean did you paid the whole quarantines hotel fee + operational cost thru that portal? Tq in advance .
No - I booked directly with the hotel. Recommended this way as MySafeTravel charges you extra fees. I only paid the QSO fee and COVID test on MySafeTravel - I contacted them and they sent me a link.
All the Best 😋
Thank you :)
In your quarantine days did you pay extra ammount for your food or its included in station charge?
The food is included regardless of Standard or Premium Package - quality can vary hotel-by-hotel. If you want an idea of what it is like in the Premium Package at Hotel Istana, have a look at my Part 2 video.
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a question, do they check how many dose of vaccines you have? I lost my first vaccination document but i have second and third booster shot certificate.
wait what exactly are the documents required of me to be printed out? apart from hotel confirmation?? im travelling to malaysia this week. thanks for the vid it was very useful
At the time I was using a COVID-19 test to reduce my quarantine length - not sure what the requirement is for that these days. If non-Malaysia, the MyTravel Pass approval. The other thing that I previously needed was an LoU and the Permission to Perform Journey - but these two are no longer required.
hii, i would like to know if it is possible to purchase a sim card before going to quarantine?
There’s a Digi stall at the airport before you get to the COVID test bit. Or you can get an ESIM from Yoodo (link in the video description)
@@XennialTraveller thank you so muchh, keep making a great content!!
Hi - When one quarantine's in Kuala lumpur is it possible to chose my hotel? So that I can pay more and be comfortable?
Yes, precisely - you can pay more for a Premium Package hotel - the food is definitely upgraded and you have the comfort of knowing which hotel you'll be at. I made a video more specifically about the hotel quarantine stay: ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
@@XennialTraveller Thank you for your reply
hey, thanks so much. Do you know the name of the company that did the covid testing in the airport?
No - I think it's just run by the Ministry of Health, not a company
Where you will take your letter of undertaking? Example I'm egyptian nationality
From 1 May 2021, travellers no longer need to pre-submit this or obtain clearance from the nearest Malaysian Consulate-General. Thanks for pointing out - I will update the info.
As international traveler, after your quarantine, can you travel across state like from KL to Keddah?
Yes, you can. At the time of checkout they ask you where is your destination and give you a permission slip. See my separate quarantine hotel video
@@XennialTraveller thanks for your response
Can the COVID test be a saliva RTK COVID test?
Sir when will be possible for foreign tourist such us Filipinos can enter Malaysia?
Unfortunately no one knows. Given the current situation, I don't expect it will be before the end of 2021.
I hold malaysia Passport and plan to go back to Kl in July with my daughter who holds British Passport age 16. Shud I book my ticket first or need to fill in the LOU form and wait for letter of approval from High Commission?
You should get the MTP approval for your daughter first, I believe. Once you have an approved MTP for your daughter then you can book your ticket.
How much you spend for all those swab testing and hotel for quarantine?? How far the hotel going back to airport??
Actually, i booked a flight going to Philippines but it's located in terminal 2 and im going to arrive in Terminal M.. i heard that they need to quarantine me 14 days before they let me go to another terminal.. a
For costs refer to: facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10159642824164382&set=gm.864206421037667
I'm afraid I'm not sure about transit regulations. Best to check with your airlines and the nearest Malaysian Consulate.
What if you are only going to be in Malaysia for 24 ... catching a flight the next day to the maldives.
You better check if you’re allowed to transit like that. If you bought it on one single ticket then should be ok (best to double confirm if you bought from flight agent not airlines). But I assume you won’t be allowed to leave the airport, i.e. you can’t pass through immigration.
Hey bro, just had a question why is everyone's Electronic Student Visa
Approval Letter (eval) extension getting delayed while new applicants are being done within a month. I know this isn't related to the travelling to KL😅, sorry about that.
Sorry man - not something I can answer. Best to see in the MQSG group on Facebook (link in description) to see if anyone knows.
Thanks bro, will be praying for your father. Dont worry he'll be in good health in no time.
@@kod9237 I'm afraid my dad passed away. He was terminally ill, so it was not unexpected. Thanks for the thoughts and prayers anyway :)
@@XennialTraveller I'm so sorry for your loss, I don't know if I'm in any position to say this but I'm sure your father is looking down from the heaven's and seeing how proud he is of you and how lucky he is to have you. My prayers are with you and your family prayer🙏
@@kod9237 Thank you so much :) Hope you are doing ok yourself.
Hi. Can you bring alcohol to the room in your luggage? Thanks!
Yes. Your luggage is not checked. Deliveries are.
Hi! Thanks for sharing, by the way where we can pay for quarrantine fees?
On the MySafeTravel website or if you are Malaysian you can pay when you arrive in Malaysia
@@XennialTraveller Thanks for your reply
hi bud were do i get all these forms?never heard of them
Which forms do you mean? MyTravelPass is an online approval process - required for ALL non-Malaysians as a first step. Letter of Undertaking (LoU) and the Permission to Perform Journey letter appears to no longer be required - but check with your nearest Malaysian Consulate.
Hello bro, bro do you have any idea how long is the travel authorization letter valid to Malaysia?
Travel Authorization letter is valid for 30 days. The MTP approval (if you need this) is valid for 90 days.
@@XennialTraveller thanks bro
Thank you so much for this video. Very helpful indeed. May I know where can I have my Covid test in HK which is recognised by the authorities?
Hi Christine - the best place I think is the HK Government's Community Testing Centres (www.communitytest.gov.hk/en/) which is what I show a glimpse of at 01:04. It's cheap and turnaround in 24 hours and readily recognised by Malaysia (since it is recognised by the HK Government). The certificate shows everything needed, and is the correct type of test and sample methodology. Are you planning to travel to Malaysia soon?
How much it costs for quarantine
And what are the options of hotels
And price please tell.
If you want to select you hotel, then you have to take the Premium Package, the price is variable depending on hotel and sometimes room type - refer to this list: facebook.com/groups/640550406736604/permalink/783614689096841/
See also the Part 2 of my video which shows my quarantine in Hotel Istana KL. The price I paid is also there: ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
Thanks for sharing this. Very helpful and also emotional towards the end. I’m so glad you got to spend that precious time with him. Do you mind sharing your email or some way I could direct msg you? I have specific questions about your process which is similar to mine. Let me know , thanks.
You can message me on Instagram @matthewseow or you'll find me in the Malaysia Quarantine Support Group on Facebook that I mention (link in the vide description).
Btw - you can just ask your question here. That might help others who might be in the same situation.
Yikes no way I am travelling until this is all over.
Probably a good move unless you really have to, or you find somewhere safe enough. Best to get vaccinated ASAP!
Hi, I had similar exigencies as yours. I need your guidance please do help. How do I reach you personally? Would really appreciate your assistance.
You can find me on a Instagram @matthewseow.
bro how much are the charges for staying in this hotel for seven days? i want to know please tell me because Im coming in summer
Hey - please refer to my Part 2 video - specifically on quarantine in Hotel Istana. Info on the price I paid (directly to the hotel) is in the description of that video: ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
Can you travel right now from Canada? Thanks. Hope your dad is doing better!
If you mean can foreign nationals enter Malaysia, then still no - all foreign nationals still require special permission to enter Malaysia. The COVID-19 situation has worsened again recently. Unfortunately my dad passed away soon after I got to Malaysia, but it was good to see him for a last goodbye. Thanks for your thoughts.
@@XennialTraveller oh no, im so sorry for your loss. My partner and I are from Canada; the situation here is similar also. The only difference is its cold here and warn there... so with lockdowns i thought i rather be in the sun than the cold lol... but i guess the reality of everything is starting to sink in. Hopefully this is over soon. Anyways thanks for making awesome youtube videos and my deepest condolences .
@@contactdmedici4196 Thanks for your kind thoughts. Hope it's going well there - I hear that vaccinations are progressing quite well, so hopefully somewhat of a normal life is close for you guys :)
Can I smoke inside the hotel?
Unfortunately no - I believe this is for all quarantine hotels. I think the only way to be allowed is to find a hotel with balcony. Best to search in the MQSG on Facebook to find such a hotel.
Thank you but I want to ask you can I stay in the room with my friend . That is possible or not ?
@@omartareq9612 I believe it is not allowed unless it is a married couple.
Can I pay my quarantine and hotel charges in airport after arrival?
You can if you're Malaysian. Non Malaysians have to prepay on the MySafeTravel (MyEG) portal before flying.
How much do you need to pay for the quarantine bro?
Standard Package (no choice of hotel - allocated on arrival) is RM150/night x 7 or 10 nights. Premium Package prices vary according to hotel. Please refer to the Part 2 video where all the info is in the description and pinned comment. :) ruclips.net/video/x-5UwyYJn84/видео.html
@@XennialTraveller is this per person? Or sharing with family members during quaratine at the hotel is possible?
@@marthamartha6468 Per room (based on single occupancy), but sharing of anyone besides married couples require specific permission. I believe if sharing there is a supplement to pay if more than 1 person in the room since they will provide extra food
do you still reply here? ive a query
Yes, but my knowledge may be outdated now. The MQSG Facebook group is probably better. But I’ll try?
@@XennialTraveller what is a person supposed to do if, by accident, their quarantine wristband gets damaged?
@@saadatshameem7776 Just tell the APM KKM or whoever is stationed in your quarantine station. I don’t think it’s a big issue?
@@XennialTraveller Alright, thanks a lot!!
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Open for tourist sound so complicated
Helo bro hwr u can u help me for a informstions i am from pakistan kindelly bro can you tell me when malashiya tourarist visit visa open again in which month
No one knows. Anyone who tells you they do, unfortunately is not truthful. You'll have to wait until there is an announcement. After which you should be able to find it on news websites.
@@XennialTraveller yes brother i waiting this two year but not open😭😭😭
@@XennialTraveller if u know so tell me brother
@@XennialTraveller which month tjis open
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