Malaysia visa requirements for Yemeni citizens

Duty-free allowance

The following duty free exemptions are applicable to non-residents who are intending to visit Malaysia for more than 72 hours, and residents of Malaysia who have been abroad for more than 72 hours.

Tobacco limit

One of the following:

• 200 cigarettes;
• or 225 grams of tobacco.

Bringing alcohol

• 1 litre of alcohol.

Cash limit

• Travellers may import Malaysian Ringgits up to an amount equivalent to US$10,000.
• There is no restriction on the amount of foreign currency that may be imported into Malaysia.
• Funds exceeding US$10,000 or an equivalent amount must be declared.

Other Goods

• Up to 3 pieces of new clothing and 1 new pair of footwear.
• 1 personal electronic per traveller.
• Food products up to RM75 in value.
• Other goods, including gifts and souvenirs up to a value of RM400. Goods from Langkawi, Pulau, Tioman or Labuan may be up to a value of RM500.