VOA Facility Now Available For Chinese and Indians

November 15, 2014
visa on arrival facility now offered at CIQ

The Singapore government has granted visa on arrival facility for Chinese and Indian  travelers at Customs checkpoint in Tuas second link. National Organizing domestic trade, consumerism and tourism board Secretary Datuk Tee Siew Kiong Dong Zong's said that this visa on arrival was put into effect on 1 November. 

Sultan Abu Bakar Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex is the first location where tourists of China and India are allowed to land with visa on arrival facility.

This arrival facility is accessible only in five airports. They are Sabah, Senai, Sarawak, KLIA, KLIA2 and Penang, said Datuk Tee Siew Kiong at CIQ complex of Tuas.

VOA is convenient not only to the tourist but also to potential investors who stand in need of crossing the border via Tuas second link.

He further noted that this is the fastest arrival facility, as it takes only 10 minutes for processing with minimum cost of US$100 (S$130) to get seven day visa.

Vice-President of Malaysian tourist guide council Jimmy Leong Wie Kong had spoken that the service of VOA should be well scrutinized to guarantee the tourists that they can benefit from it without any difficulty. 

He additionally revealed that, they can even grab the attention of Indian tourists to visit, as the count of Indians to the country is around 87,000.
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