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Anyone have first hand experience? I will be in Thailand for three months with a 90 day non-imm. 'O' visa. I might want to stay for another month and I understand if I exit the country by air at the end of the 90 days I can re-enter with a one month permitted enty stamp. I could get a mult-entry 'O' visa and renew that for a further 90 days but one month extra will be sufficient.

I will be near Phuket and can fly from there to Kuala Lumpur quite cheaply. Main question - Can I enter KL without having to apply for a Malaysian visa? i.e. walk in with a 'permitted entry' stamp similar to Thailand and then catch the next flight back to Phuket (hopefully with not too long wait) Or are their complications?

Thanks.

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Your previous postings indicate you are from the UK. You can do border hop to neighbouring country and you will get 30 day 'visa exempt' permission to stay on re-entry into the Kingdom.

For KL you will not need a visa. In fact, there are no immigration forms to complete; passport is ‘swiped’ by immigration on arrival and entry stamp put in passport.

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As you fail to provide a nationality (all important for visa) can not be sure but if UK/OZ/US and many others a return flight will provide a 30 day visa exempt stamp and for Malaysia no visa is required.

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