Starting December 1, Malaysia plans to let people from India and China visit without needing a visa for up to 30 days.
This move, announced by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, aims to boost tourism and the economy. While safety checks will stay in place, Malaysia hopes to attract more visitors and increase spending. Similar policies are in Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Thailand, making Malaysia the fourth country to do this.
The goal is to make it easier for tourists to come and spend money, helping Malaysia's economy bounce back. Even though there won't be visas, they'll still check for security to keep everyone safe. Malaysia wants more visitors to come, spend money, and help the country's economy grow.
This new rule matches what other countries are doing to encourage travel and trade. Malaysia wants to welcome tourists from India and China, hoping it'll boost their economy while making sure everyone stays safe. This plan should make Malaysia more appealing and help with their bigger economic plans.
