Can Malaysia travel to China now?

Yes. Malaysian nationals can enter the People's Republic of China for up to 15 days without a visa between December 2023 and November 2024. With this new visa policy, ordinary passport holders traveling to China on business, vacation, family visits, or transit are eligible for visa exemption for up to 15 days. To get the latest information regarding Chinese visas for Malaysians, it is crucial to consult the website of the People's Republic of China Embassy in Malaysia since this arrangement is scheduled for revision in the future. 

On the other hand, Malaysian passport holders who want to spend more than 15 days in China or visit the country for work, education, permanent residency, etc. must obtain a valid Chinese visa.

Every Malaysian tourist to China must complete the registration process for temporary residency. This is applicable whether you're lodging in a private or rented residence, or if you're visiting friends or relatives.

The most convenient way to travel from Malaysia to China is by airways. Travel times from KL to around ten different Chinese cities range from four to seven hours, depending on your destination. The following is an overview of the travel times to some of the most well-known locations in China

• Beijing: Approximately 6 hours
• Shanghai: Approximately 5 hours
• Guangzhou: Approximately 4 hours

When entering or departing China, you must fill out a declaration form and go through the Red Channel if you need to declare banned items, or the Green Channel if you have nothing to declare.