摩天楼、太古の雨林、アジア最高の食の融合
首都
Kuala Lumpur
言語
Malay (Bahasa Malaysia), English
通貨
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
ベストシーズン
March–October
安全性
注意が必要
各国政府のリアルタイム情報に基づく
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UK FCDO: Avoid all but essential travel to parts
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2026年8月29日 更新
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Visa-free for most nationalities: US (90 days), UK (90 days), Canada (90 days), Australia (90 days), most EU countries (90 days). Very generous visa-free policy.
Visa-free for most nationalities: US (90 days), UK (90 days), Canada (90 days), Australia (90 days), most EU countries (90 days). Very generous visa-free policy.
Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) must be submitted online at imigresen-online.imi.gov.my within 3 days before arrival. For nationalities requiring a visa, apply at Malaysian embassy.
MDAC: instant. Embassy visa: 3–5 business days.
MDAC: free. Embassy visa: varies by nationality ($15–50).
ビザ要件は国籍により異なり、頻繁に変更されます。旅行前にあなたの国の大使館または渡航先の公式入国管理当局にご確認ください。
Generally safe for tourists. Kuala Lumpur has petty crime (snatch theft, pickpocketing) but violent crime against tourists is rare. East Malaysia (Borneo) is safe. Eastern Sabah coast has kidnapping risks — check advisories.
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Generally safe for tourists. Kuala Lumpur has petty crime (snatch theft, pickpocketing) but violent crime against tourists is rare. East Malaysia (Borneo) is safe. Eastern Sabah coast has kidnapping risks — check advisories.
Tap water is treated but most locals and visitors drink boiled or bottled water. Bottled water is very cheap.
Avoid the eastern coast of Sabah (Sandakan to Semporna border area) due to kidnapping risks. Monsoon seasons affect different coasts at different times. Haze from Indonesian fires can affect air quality (August–October).
Tipping is not expected. Service charge (10%) and government tax (6%) are added at most restaurants. Rounding up is appreciated at casual eateries. No tipping at hawker stalls.
Casual and lightweight. Cover shoulders and knees at mosques (robes are usually provided). Dress modestly in conservative Muslim areas. Beach towns are relaxed.
Muslim-majority country but multiethnic (Malay, Chinese, Indian). Alcohol is available but less visible than in non-Muslim countries. Respect prayer times and mosque etiquette. Remove shoes at all religious sites. During Ramadan, be discreet about eating in public in Muslim areas.