Review : SETV - KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
This is to review our experience of obtaining a Single-Entry Tourist Visa (SETV) at The Royal Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur at the beginning of May 2024.
The reviewer does not take any responsibility for missed information or updated/new visa application information, please always re-check with The Royal Thai Embassy, KL.
The purpose of this review is for people who wish to apply for a Single-Entry Tourist Visa for Thailand.
BEFORE YOU VISIT THE ROYAL THAI EMBASSY IN KUALA LUMPUR
- Book an appointment online via : http://LNY.IO/RTEKL
Documents and fee prepared and used for SETV
Original passport
A copy of passport (Data page)
2 passport size photos
Filled Application Form (Fill in details in capital letters)
Visa Application Form
A confirmation of transport ticket to Thailand
A confirmation of transport ticket depart from Thailand
Proof of accommodation for the whole period of stay in Thailand (In our case, was to stay with Thai citizens but if you will stay at the hotel(s), please skip 7.1 – 7.3)
7.1 Invitation letter from a Thai Citizen
7.2 A copy of Thai I.D. of the inviter
7.3 A copy of House Registration of the inviter
Bank Statements (Last 3 months) (Should have minimum ending balance 30,000 THB/person or 50,000 THB/family or equivalent)
Fee 160 MYR
Note : -
Submitting the application and collection took less than 10 minutes each time and no questions were asked.
On collection day, you can walk straight to the available counter and notify the official about your collection (no queue required).
Passport collection was the following day after submission.
The Royal Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur
Address : 206 Jalan Ampang 50450, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: (+60) 3-2145-8004/ (+60) 3-2143-2125 & (+60) 3-2148-8222 (Consular Section)
Application and Collection Time :
Consular Section (Monday – Friday)
09.30 – 13.00 hrs. and 14.30 – 17.00 hrs.
Visa Application 09.30 – 12.30 hrs. (by appointment)
Visa Collection 14.30 – 16.30 hrs.
OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION FOR MALAYSIA TRIP
Important: Before your arrival in Malaysia, you must complete the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) within three (3) days prior to their scheduled arrival in Malaysia.
1.) Fill up the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) here
2.) Submit the MDAC within three (3) days prior to your arrival to Malaysia. Proof of submission will be sent to your registered email.
The following travellers are exempted from this new requirement:
- Singaporeans;
- Diplomatic and Official Passports holders;
- Malaysian permanent residents (PR) and Long-Term Pass holders;
- General Certificate of Identity (GCI) Brunei Darussalam holders;
- Brunei-Malaysia Frequent Traveller Facility holders;
- Thailand Border Pass holders; and
- Indonesian Cross Border Pass (PLB) holders
(please refer to the immigration website at https://www.imi.gov.my/)
‘Touch N Go’ card is used for public transportations, express way and marts.
Avaiable at KL Sentral > NU Mall, Level 2 > Touch N Go Shop (foreigners will have to register to be able to use this card).
If you don’t plan to use public transportations, it is unnecessary to get this card.
For Airport train, you can use cash or debit card to buy tickets.
From KLIA1, if you use ‘GRAB taxi/car’, go to Level 1.
The power sockets in Malaysia are of Type G, 3 pins (like in the UK)
Most restaurants and shops accept Debit/Credit Card and some shops accept QR code (Duitnow), scan to pay.
In normal restaurants, a meal cost about 15-30 MYR.
To travel by taxis in KL, try to book a taxi using the application, you’ll get a fixed price, hassle-free.
Useful Applications to use in Malaysia
• ‘easybook’ for travelling from and to KLIA airport area by bus.
• ‘GRAB’ very convenience to book taxis and to order foods.
Hope this information is useful for you.