8 Primary Checkpoints Documented
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Biometric Autogates Enabled at Key Ports
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Real-Time Border Advisories Active
Malaysia Entry Points
Comprehensive directory of official border crossings, international airports, land causeways, and maritime ferry terminals where MDAC submission is verified upon arrival.
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Selangor / SepangIATA: KUL
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Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA Terminal 1)
Tuas Second Link (Sultan Abu Bakar Complex / KSAB)
Vehicle and express highway crossing connecting western Singapore to Johor state and North-South Expressway.
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Clearance Profile: Faster land alternative to BSI Causeway. Non-Singaporean foreigners require MDAC submission. RFID VEP tag mandatory for Singapore-registered private cars.
Northern land border connecting Thailand (Songkhla Province). Primary road link between Malaysia and mainland Southeast Asia.
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Clearance Profile: MDAC mandatory for all international tourists entering via tourist coach, private vehicle, or on foot. Submission QR codes checked manually by immigration officers.
Borneo regional gateway serving direct international arrivals from Singapore, Brunei, and Pontianak (Indonesia).
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Clearance Profile: Sarawak maintains autonomous immigration control. Foreign passengers flying directly from overseas must submit MDAC; separate state stamp issued upon entry.
Duty-free island direct charter flights and international non-stop connections from Singapore, Chengdu, and seasonal Europe routes.
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Clearance Profile: Rapid processing averaging 10–20 mins due to smaller passenger volumes. Officers verify MDAC submission confirmation PDF or mobile barcode.
International ferry passengers docking at Port Klang Cruise Terminal, Stulang Laut (Johor), or Langkawi Kuah Jetty (from Koh Lipe, Thailand) are subject to MDAC checks before terminal disembarkation. Travelers transiting from Peninsular Malaysia to East Malaysia do not need a second MDAC, but must clear domestic state checkpoints.
You will be redirected to the official Immigration Department of Malaysia website (imi.gov.my). There is zero submission fee. Beware of third-party agencies charging $30–$85 USD.