What are the requirements for proof of accommodation when applying for a 60-day Tourist Visa (TR) from Malaysia?

Question

Hi everyone, I am applying for a 60 day Tourist Visa (TR) from Malaysia. I read that you need to have proof of accommodation for the application; is a short few day stay at the start sufficient? Or do you need proof of accommodation for a substantial proportion of your stay? Particularly interested if anyone has direct experience to support their answer for this one.

Ask Thailand · Answer

When applying for a 60-day Tourist Visa (TR) from Malaysia, proof of accommodation for your first few days is generally acceptable. However, experiences vary by consulate, and some may request proof for the entire duration of your stay. It's recommended to initially provide bookings for the first few nights and see if any additional documentation is requested by the consulate.

Tod ********* · Answer

keep in mind there are a few consulates that require booking for the whole 60 days you will get on your tourist visa.

I am not sure whether the three consulates in Malaysia require it or not. All you can do is submit a booking for a few days stay and see if they send you a request for additional documents

Tod ********* · Answer

keep in mind there are a few consulates that require booking for the whole 60 days you will get on your tourist visa.

I am not sure whether the three consulates in Malaysia require it or not. All you can do is submit a booking for a few days stay and see if they send you a request for additional documents

Greg *********** · Answer

try it with a booked accomodation of the first three nights, and see what they say. If they send you an email requesting a proof of accomodation for the complete 60 days, tell them "thank you very much, I will spend my holiday budget in Vietnam instead"

Greg *********** · Answer

try it with a booked accomodation of the first three nights, and see what they say. If they send you an email requesting a proof of accomodation for the complete 60 days, tell them "thank you very much,  I will spend my holiday budget in Vietnam instead"