My husband and I just got our O Visa in KL. His will be for retirement and mine as the spouse. I just wanted to say how smooth and easy it was! We had everything on the checklist from their website. However, we had our medical certificates from Thailand, even though the checklist asks for medical certificate from Malaysia. And we had criminal checks from America. He quickly looked over our paperwork and we were in and out quickly both days. đ
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The user shares a positive experience obtaining an O Visa in Kuala Lumpur for themselves and their husband, who received the visa for retirement. They noted the importance of having all required documents, with their application process being smooth and quick, despite having medical certificates from Thailand rather than Malaysia. Comments from others highlight variability in experiences at different consulates and share that having the correct documentation can lead to a successful outcome.
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It was for the 3 month O. Weâll come back to Thailand and change it to a retirement 1 year. Because Iâm applying for the spouse O visa, we had to leave the country for this first step. If it was just my husband applying for the retirement, he wouldnât have had to leave the country. He could have just done the whole thing in Thailand.
Funny thing is my friend went to Vientiane for the same visa last year and they wouldnât give it to her because she didnât have a medical certificate. But she went to KL right after and got it no problem. She liked KL so much better which is why we chose KL. It couldnât have been easier for us.
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