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Can you apply for a DTV in Kuala Lumpur without fulfilling all requirements?

DTV Visa Visa Application Kuala Lumpur Visa Requirements Embassy Procedures Expat Issues

Jun 5, 2025

2 days ago

Orange*******

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To anybody who applied for DTV in Kuala Lumpur, have you been able to pass it without fulfilling those requirements and if so, how you managed to do that? My case: no relevant embassy in Malaysia and unable to proceed.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The original poster is seeking advice on applying for a DTV visa in Kuala Lumpur despite not being able to fulfill the required documentation due to the lack of a relevant embassy in Malaysia. One commenter emphasizes the difficulty of circumventing document requirements, recommending that the poster consider applying elsewhere instead of risking rejection.

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Marcella *******

What country is your company registered in?

2 days ago

Orange*******

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@Marcella ******

Swiss only offer such services in... Bangkok.

And Cayman Islands one theoretically through British but the one in Malaysia also refused.

2 days ago

Anonymous ******************

OrangeLion756 what about putting the link to the commercial register. It's public information

a day ago

Orange*******

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Anonymous participant 945 Good catch and logic move. I did. They don't care about it either unfortunately. But I still can't explain as nobody ever responds to anything, e-mail or phones. Once I managed to connect after long time. Thai woman barely speaking English told me to send e-mail. It was 10 days ago. Just scandalous service.

a day ago

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Orange*******

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@Marcella ******

Switzerland and Cayman Islands. I need both for those docs.

2 days ago

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Orange*******

Helen ********

If the embassy you apply through asks for documents you can't just "pass through without fulfilling" the request. Malaysia has been known to be one of the strictest places to apply even as far back as last fall. You can try to write a letter stating why you can't provide those items but are probably better off to take loss on the fee and apply elsewhere.

2 days ago

Orange*******

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@Helen *******

As you can imagine, filling pockets of some scammers with 1600 MYR is not something I like.

2 days ago

Helen ********

OrangeLion756 It's not a scam when the website for the Thai embassy in KL clearly lists the requirements. They have a DTV checklist that you can download that states exactly what they are asking you to provide, it's item 9. It has also been discussed in this group. The information was out there, unfortunately you missed it while doing your research where to apply. Your only option is to try and get the embassies your deal with to provide you copies of what's required. If you can't do that, you'll be rejected. Not all embassies have this requirement so you need to do research if you decide to apply elsewhere. Hopefully better luck next time if you can't make this application work.

14 hours ago

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Helen ********

Orange*******

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@Helen *******

I can't write anything to them as they do not pick up phones or answer e-mails for weeks.

2 days ago

Dnatjugweme ************

OrangeLion756 It may sound a bit odd, but one can send them a cover letter through the requested document upload. Many of us have done that to explain our personal situation. In your case it does not look very promising though, I have to admit.

2 days ago

Orange*******

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@Dnatjugweme ***********

I sent cover letter at first.

They cared so much that they hit me with those requirements. Lol

2 days ago

Dnatjugweme ************

OrangeLion756 I'm afraid these requirements are quite standard in KL. I've seen a lot of similar reports.

2 days ago

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Dnatjugweme ************

What are the challenges and success stories for applying for a DTV visa in Kuala Lumpur?