Malaysia eVisa Application Help for Bhutanese Passport Holders
We help Bhutanese passport holders prepare and submit Malaysia eVisa applications online, for tourism, business, official or medical visits, without visiting an embassy.
Who our service accepts
- A valid Bhutanese passport, with at least 6 months' validity from your date of arrival in Malaysia.
- A tourist, business, official visit or medical eVisa. Work, study and dependent passes follow separate procedures with approval letters and are outside this page.
- Applications made before you travel, online from your current location, subject to application-location requirements.
Our service accepting an application does not guarantee that Immigration will issue an eVisa. Contact us to check whether our visa service is suitable for your passport, travel purpose and application location before applying.
Documents required by our application
Passport bio data page
A clear colour scan or photo of the page showing your photo and personal details.
Face photograph
A recent passport-style photo on a white background, 35 mm x 50 mm.
One-month bank statement
Your latest statement covering the last 30 days, for tourist, business, official and medical applications.
Old passport bio data page (if applicable)
Needed if an expired passport number appears on your current passport.
Birth certificate (applicants under 16)
A colour scan of the birth certificate when a child is applying.
Flight ticket and hotel booking (optional)
Upload them if you have them. They can be submitted later.
Business eVisa: also needed
- Company registration certificate
- Business invitation letter from the Malaysian company
- Employment letter or business card
- Documents explaining the purpose of the visit
Medical eVisa: also needed
- Letter from the Malaysian hospital confirming the appointment
- Recent medical report from your home-country doctor
- Doctor's recommendation letter
- Treatment plan or procedure details
- Hospital registration or booking confirmation
Documents must be clear colour scans or photos in JPG, PNG or PDF format, up to 5 MB per file.
How to apply through our website
- 1
Start your application
Choose your visa type, enter your Bhutanese passport details and say where you are applying from.
- 2
Upload your documents
Add the documents listed above as JPG, PNG or PDF files, up to 5 MB each.
- 3
Choose Regular or Express and pay
Review your application, select the handling option and pay securely online by card.
- 4
We submit, Immigration decides
We review your documents and submit your application. If an eVisa is issued, it is sent to your email, so keep a printed or saved copy.
Our eVisa service options
Regular - USD 95
Our standard eVisa application service per applicant, where an eVisa applies. Immigration's estimate is typically 2-7 working days after your application is submitted; this is not guaranteed.
Express - USD 150
Priority handling by our team, per applicant. Express does not change Immigration's processing time or guarantee a faster decision.
Requests for extra documents can add time. Read more on our processing time page and visa requirements page.
Separate MDAC service: USD 35
The Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) is a separate arrival declaration for foreign visitors where it applies, whether or not you need a visa. Complete it within 3 days before you arrive in Malaysia. It is not part of the eVisa.
Our MDAC application help is USD 35 per applicant, separate from the eVisa fee.
Frequently asked questions
Which Bhutanese passport holders can use your service?
Our application accepts holders of a valid Bhutanese passport who are applying for a tourist, business, official visit or medical eVisa. Our service accepting your application does not guarantee that Immigration will issue an eVisa, because Immigration decides every application.
Which documents does your application ask for?
A passport bio data page, a face photograph and a one-month bank statement, plus a birth certificate for applicants under 16 and an old passport bio data page if you have one. Business and medical applications ask for additional documents. Flight and hotel bookings are optional uploads that can be supplied later.
Can I apply if I am not in Bhutan?
You apply online from your current location, subject to application-location requirements, so you do not need to be in Bhutan to submit an application.
How long does an eVisa take?
Immigration's estimate is typically 2-7 working days after your application is submitted, excluding weekends, public holidays and requests for extra documents, and it is not guaranteed. Express is our priority handling and does not guarantee a faster decision. We recommend applying at least 14 days before your travel date.
What do your services cost?
Where an eVisa applies, our application service is USD 95 (Regular) or USD 150 (Express) per applicant. The MDAC is a separate arrival declaration with its own application help at USD 35 per applicant; it is never included in the eVisa fee.
Do I need the MDAC as well?
The MDAC is a separate arrival declaration for foreign visitors where it applies, whether or not you need a visa. Complete it within 3 days before you arrive in Malaysia. It is not part of the eVisa.
What if my application is not approved?
Immigration decides every application and approval cannot be guaranteed. If your application is not approved, contact us to discuss your options.
Ready to apply?
Start your application through our secure online service, or get in touch first.