Malaysia eVisa for Bhutan Citizens
If you hold a Bhutan passport, you need a visa to visit Malaysia — no matter which country you live in or apply from. Apply online for your Malaysia eVisa: no embassy visit, passport auto-fill, per-traveler tracking.
Documents required for Bhutan citizens
- ✓ Valid passport — at least 6 months validity (bio-data page)
- ✓ Recent passport-size photograph (white background)
- ✓ Confirmed return / onward flight ticket
- ✓ Hotel booking or accommodation proof
- ✓ Bank statement of the last 3 months
Some purposes (business, student, medical) need extra documents — see full requirements.
How to apply from Bhutan
- 1 Fill the visa & trip details and upload your passport — we read it automatically.
- 2 Add documents for each traveler (or your whole family).
- 3 Review everything and pay securely.
- 4 Track each traveler’s status; download the eVisa when approved.
Frequently asked questions
Do Bhutan citizens need a visa for Malaysia?+
Yes. Bhutan passport holders need a visa to enter Malaysia. You can apply online for the Malaysia eVisa through evisamalaysia.net without visiting an embassy.
How much does the Malaysia eVisa cost for Bhutan citizens?+
It is RM 165 per traveler — one all-in fee, no hidden charges.
What documents are required for the Malaysia eVisa?+
A valid passport (6+ months), a passport-size photo, a confirmed return ticket, accommodation proof and a recent bank statement.
How long does the Malaysia eVisa take to process?+
Processing time depends on the Malaysian immigration authority. We submit your application as soon as it's complete and keep you updated at every step.
Can I apply for my whole family in one application?+
Yes. You can add multiple travelers in a single application and track each traveler separately with their own status.
Is the Malaysia eVisa for Bhutan citizens safe to apply online?+
Yes. Our portal uses 256-bit encryption and secure payment via SSLCommerz, and our team reviews every application before submission. eVisa Malaysia is a Fly Care platform that has helped nearly 100,000 travellers — an independent service (not a government body); your visa is issued by the Malaysian Immigration Department.