Chapter 01
Malaysia visa fees at a glance (2026)
| Charge | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Visa fee for Pakistani nationals | RM 20 | IMI fee table |
| eVISA processing charge | RM 105 | MYVISA FAQ |
| Convenience charge, card payment | 0.8% of total | MYVISA FAQ |
| Convenience charge, Alipay/WeChat Pay | 1.7% of total | MYVISA FAQ |
| Official total (card) | RM 125 + 0.8% (≈ PKR 8,500) | — |
| Transit visa fee (Pakistan) | RM 20 | IMI fee table |
| MDAC arrival card | Free | MDAC portal |
All rates were checked on the official Immigration Department of Malaysia websites on 13 October 2026. The MYVISA FAQ was last updated on 6 October 2026.
Chapter 02
How much is the Malaysia visit visa fee for Pakistanis?
The Malaysia visit visa fee for Pakistani passport holders is RM 20, and the eVISA adds an RM 105 processing charge, so the official price is RM 125 before the card charge. The RM 20 figure comes from Malaysia's country-by-country fee table, which lists Pakistan at RM 20.00 for single or multiple entry and RM 20.00 for transit. The RM 105 processing charge is a flat rate for every eVISA application, whatever the nationality.
Because the fee is in ringgit, the rupee cost moves with the exchange rate and with your bank's card conversion rate. The PKR figure we show is an estimate generated from the current rate; your card statement may differ slightly.
Chapter 03
What is the total cost of a Malaysia visa from Pakistan?
The total cost of a Malaysia visa for a Pakistani traveller is the official eVISA price plus any service fee you choose to pay.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Official eVISA price (RM 20 + RM 105) | RM 125 (≈ PKR 8,500) |
| Card convenience charge | 0.8% |
| Our service fee | Quote on WhatsApp |
| Total | Official price + 0.8% + our service fee |
You pay the official part yourself, by card, inside your own eVISA account. You pay our service fee to us. We never hide the government fee inside a package. See our fee policy.
Why agency prices look so different: Pakistani agency websites advertise Malaysia visas at prices such as PKR 19,500 or PKR 45,000. Those figures combine the RM 125 government cost with the agency's own margin and sometimes extras (bookings, insurance). They are not the official fee. Ask any agency for a split quote.
Chapter 04
How do you pay the Malaysia eVISA fee?
You pay the Malaysia eVISA fee online only, at the end of your application on malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my. The Immigration Department of Malaysia accepts:
- credit cards (e-commerce / Mastercard payment, 0.8% charge);
- e-wallets, Alipay and WeChat Pay (1.7% charge).
It states clearly that offline payment is not possible. For Pakistani applicants:
- Use a card enabled for international online payments. Many Pakistani debit cards need this switched on in the banking app first.
- If payment fails, the department suggests trying a different card, clearing the browser cache, or another browser.
- If you are charged twice, or the status still says "New Application" after payment, do not pay again. Contact the 24-hour Live Chat on the portal.
Chapter 05
Is the Malaysia visa fee refundable?
No. The Immigration Department of Malaysia says all eVISA payments are strictly non-refundable, regardless of the application outcome. There is no refund if you withdraw, are refused, or made a typing mistake.
The last point is the easiest one to get wrong. If you find a mistake after payment, Malaysia requires a new application with correct details, which means paying RM 125 again. An eVISA whose details do not match your passport is invalid at the border. Check your name, passport number, date of birth and passport expiry date twice before you press pay.
Chapter 06
Has the Malaysia visa fee changed in 2026?
The fee amounts have not changed in 2026, but the visa types available have. From 1 September 2026, Malaysia stopped offering the Multiple Entry Visa (MEV) for general tourism. The MEV is now only for Fly & Cruise, Business, Medical Treatment and Wedding Tourism purposes, according to the MYVISA FAQ. For an ordinary holiday, Pakistanis now pay for a Single Entry Visa, and a second trip needs a new application and a new fee.
A second change to note: once a new eVISA is approved, any older active Malaysian visa in your passport is automatically cancelled. If your new application is rejected, the older visa stays valid.
Chapter 07
Malaysia vs. Thailand vs. Singapore: which is cheapest?
| Country | Official fee for Pakistanis | Payment |
|---|---|---|
| Malaysia | RM 125 + 0.8% | Online card |
| Thailand | PKR 13,000 (single entry) | Cash at embassy |
| Singapore | SGD 30 | Online card, via the person or agent who files |
See Thailand visa fee for Pakistanis and Singapore visa fee from Pakistan.
Chapter 08
Frequently asked questions
What is the Malaysia visa price in Pakistan in 2026?
The official Malaysia eVISA price for Pakistanis is RM 125: an RM 20 visa fee plus an RM 105 processing charge, plus a 0.8% card convenience charge. These rates are published by the Immigration Department of Malaysia, checked on 13 October 2026.
How do I pay the Malaysia eVISA fee from Pakistan?
You pay online only, by credit card or certain e-wallets, inside your eVISA application at malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my. The Immigration Department of Malaysia says offline payment is not accepted.
Is the Malaysia visa fee refundable if refused?
No. The Immigration Department of Malaysia says all eVISA payments are strictly non-refundable, regardless of the outcome, including withdrawal or refusal.
Why do agencies charge PKR 19,500 or more for a Malaysia visa?
Agency prices bundle the official RM 125 eVISA cost with their own service fee. A transparent agency should show the official fee and the service fee as separate lines.
Is the Malaysia visa fee different for multiple entry?
The IMI fee table lists RM 20 for both single and multiple entry for Pakistan, but from 1 September 2026 multiple-entry visas are available only for Fly & Cruise, Business, Medical Treatment and Wedding Tourism purposes.
Do I pay again if I made a mistake in my eVISA application?
Yes, if the mistake is found after payment. Malaysia says you must re-apply with correct details, and the first payment is not refunded. Check every field against your passport before paying.
Is the MDAC free?
Yes. The Malaysia Digital Arrival Card is free on the official site imigresen-online.imi.gov.my. Websites that charge for MDAC are not the government.
How much is the Malaysia transit visa fee for Pakistanis?
The Immigration Department of Malaysia's fee table lists RM 20 for a transit visa for Pakistani nationals.
Chapter 09
How Visit Visa Specialists helps
For Quote on WhatsApp, on top of the official RM 125 + 0.8% that you pay online yourself, we check your documents and photo, help you complete the form in your own account, and check every field before you pay, so you do not pay twice. We also send your MDAC and airport reminders. Read the full Malaysia visit visa guide for Pakistanis and learn how to check your Malaysia visa status.
Every fact, checkedSources+
- Immigration Department of Malaysia, MYVISA FAQ (updated 6 Oct 2026): RM 105 processing charge, 0.8% card / 1.7% e-wallet convenience charges, online-only, non-refundable, MEV change (malaysiavisa.imi.gov.my, checked 13 October 2026)
- Immigration Department of Malaysia, Visa Fee According to the Country: Pakistan RM 20.00 single/multiple, RM 20.00 transit (imi.gov.my, checked 13 October 2026)
- Official MDAC portal (imigresen-online.imi.gov.my, checked 13 October 2026)
We are an independent private agency, not affiliated with any government. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant authority.
