Are Malaysians allowed to go to Singapore?

Travellers approved to visit Singapore under the PCA are only permitted to enter the country via the two land crossings, i.e. Second Link and Woodlands Causeway. Travellers entering Singapore from Malaysia via other means, e.g. air, should seek for an entry approval from MOM.

How long can Malaysian stay in Singapore?

between 14 to 30 days
It is normally between 14 to 30 days. Regardless of the length of stay granted, visitors may request for an extension of stay by applying in person at the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority before the expiry of the visa granted.

Is Malaysia a good place to live for Chinese?

I have travelled to over 30 countries and I think Malaysia is a good fit for me. Chinese can live harmoniously with Malays and Indians here. There is no conflict among different ethnic groups.” The only problem, he says, is when his wife tries to order food with her limited command of English.

Will Malaysia’s foreign relations with China veer towards a different direction?

Malaysians are just as tetchy about their national sovereignty as Filipinos and Vietnamese are. Should Malaysians become more vocal about their concerns and transmit them through their elected leaders, Malaysia’s foreign relations with China could very well veer in a different direction.

Why is there an influx of Chinese migration to Malaysia?

This influx of Chinese migration comes at a time when Malaysia’s often fraught race relations are more complicated than ever, with a general election – always a good time for race to be made a political football – looming.

How many Chinese people are there in Malaysia?

The first census conducted in 1970 after Malaysia was formed in 1963 reported that there were 3,555,879 ethnic Chinese Malaysians, with the Hokkien group comprising the majority at 32.4\%, followed by Hakka at 22.1\%, Cantonese at 19.8\%, Teochew and Hainanese at 12.4\% and 4.7\% respectively.