Malaysia Visa for UK BRP Holders & UK Residents
Malaysia is a popular destination with relatively easy entry requirements. Many nationalities can enter visa-free, while others can use the eNTRI or eVisa system. This guide covers all options for UK BRP holders based on nationality.
Visa Requirements by Nationality
Visa-Free Entry (Most Nationalities)
Malaysia is one of the most welcoming countries for visa-free travel. The following can enter without a visa:
- UK passport holders: 90 days visa-free
- EU/EEA nationals: 90 days visa-free
- US, Canadian, Australian: 90 days visa-free
- Filipino passport holders: 30 days visa-free
- Turkish passport holders: 90 days visa-free
eNTRI / eVisa Countries
Some nationalities can get electronic travel authorisation:
- Indian passport holders: eNTRI available (15 days) or eVisa (30 days)
- Sri Lankan passport holders: eVisa available
- Bangladeshi passport holders: eVisa or visa required
- Pakistani passport holders: Visa required (apply at embassy)
- Nigerian passport holders: Visa required (apply at embassy)
Apply online at windowmalaysia.my (official Malaysia immigration portal).
How to Apply & Practical Information
eNTRI (Electronic Travel Registration & Information)
- For Indian and Chinese passport holders
- Valid for 15 days, single entry
- Apply online at windowmalaysia.my
- Fee: approximately $20 USD
- Processing: instant (usually within minutes)
- Print the approval letter and carry with passport
Malaysia eVisa
- For nationalities eligible for electronic visa
- Valid for 30 days
- Apply at windowmalaysia.my
- Fee: approximately $25-50 USD
- Processing: 2-5 working days
Malaysia High Commission London
For nationalities that need a sticker visa:
- Address: 45 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8QT
- Phone: +44 20 7235 8033
Frequently Asked Questions
Do UK BRP holders need a visa for Malaysia?
It depends on your passport nationality. UK, EU, and many other passport holders enter visa-free for 90 days. Indian passport holders can use eNTRI for 15 days. Pakistani and Nigerian passport holders need a visa from the embassy.
Can I enter Malaysia with my UK BRP card?
The UK BRP is not a travel document for Malaysia. Entry is based on your passport nationality. However, having a UK BRP may strengthen a visa application if one is required.
What is the difference between eNTRI and eVisa for Malaysia?
eNTRI is faster (instant processing, 15 days) and cheaper. eVisa takes longer to process (2-5 days) but allows a 30-day stay. Choose based on your trip length.