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Embassy in Malaysia
Embassy of Mongolia |
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Malaysian
passport holders are not required a visa to visit Mongolia and stay up to 30
days. For tourists wishing to stay over 30 days up to 90 days, a letter of
invitation from a travel agency of Mongolia.
Requirements
for visa application are as follows:
1. Application forms
fully completed and signed by the applicant. Incorrect information will
result in refusal of visa application.
2. Original Passport and (one photocopy) valid for at least 6 months.
3. One recent passport size photographs (to be attached to each application)
4. A letter from your current employer (for business and work visa)
5. Other nationalities a company letter and photocopy of a valid work permit
Visa Fee:
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A) Single entry-exit visa - US$25; for urgent service (within a working day)
US$50; this kind of Visa is valid for three months from the date of issuing.
B) Multiple entry-exit visa valid for six months - US$65; for urgent service
(within a working day) US$130,
C) Multiple entry-exit visa valid for one year - US$13 - US$130; for urgent
service (within a working day) US$ 260
D) Visa extension valid for one week - US$15; for urgent service (within a
working day) US$30; US$2 per a day exceeding a week.
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Embassy of Mongolia
100/03 Ekkamai 22,Sukhumvit 63 Road
Klongton-Nua, Wattana
Bangkok 1011
Thailand
Tel: 00-66-2381 1400 / 2392 1011
Fax: 00-66-2392 4199Email:
mongemb@loxinfo.co.th
Office Hours : Monday - Friday 9.00 am - 5.00
pm
Remarks: Non-resident Foreign Mission
Accredited to Malaysia
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Malaysian Planning to Travel Abroad |
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Proper preparations at home and sensible
precautions while traveling abroad can contribute towards trouble-free and
memorable trips.
The following is a list of what to do before you
start on your journey and what to do if you get into trouble overseas. |
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Before you go...
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Ensure that
passports have at least 6 months validity.
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Check visa
requirements for entry to your destination.
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Have onward/return
tickets.
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Check on health
and vaccination requirements.
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Bring along
adequate funds.
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Get full travel
and medical insurance to cover illness, injury and loss of money, baggage,
tickets etc.
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Find out more
about the country you intend to visit, particularly any cultural
sensitivities.
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Bring along your
doctor's prescription if you have to carry medication or drugs. You may need
to show this at the customs checkpoint.
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Carry photocopies
of your identity card and passport data page, credit cards and note down
travel cheque numbers if any.
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Obtain address and
contact number of the nearest
Malaysia Missions.
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Leave a copy of
your itinerary with your family / friends or inform them where you are going
and how you may be contacted.
While you are
there...
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Obey the laws and
respect local customs of the country you are visiting.
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Take special care
of your passport and other documents of identification and keep them in a
safe place, preferably separate from the rest of your luggage.
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Don't carry too
much cash or other valuables.
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Never leave your
belongings unattended.
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Always take care
of personal safety and security.
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Never carry
packages through customs on behalf of other people.
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Beware of the food
and drinks you consume in areas where hygiene standards are low.
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Check out the
customs regulations concerning import and export of items.
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If you drive, be
sure that you have an International Driving Permit.
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Make sure you know
the local rules of the road.
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Ensure that you,
your passengers and the vehicle are covered by insurance.
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Read the small
print on the car hire agreements before you sign.
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Stay in touch with
your family in Malaysia and inform them of any change in your itinerary or
contact details.
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