Malaysia finally reopened for international travellers on Friday, 1 April, after almost two years of COVID-19-related closures.
After having some of the most stringent restrictions in the world, Malaysia’s borders have now been reopened for travel and tourism.
Both vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers are allowed into the country, but according to Travel News, certain restrictions are still in play. Here’s what you need to know:
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Malaysia is a prime travel destination within Asia, with Kuala Lumpur attracting the majority of its tourists. The country is expecting to attract at least two million visitors this year after travel restrictions have been lifted.
Other neighbouring Asian countries such as Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand have also dropped most of its travel restrictions. According to Times of India, Malaysia has also reopened its land border with Singapore, as thousands of people recently seen lining up at the immigration checkpoints. It is now being estimated that around 400 000 people will traverse the Singapore-Malaysia border during this first week of reopening.
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