Perak
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Bukit Larut (Maxwell Hill), PerakPerak · 300 kmMalaysia's oldest hill resort in the mist! Bukit Larut, 10 km southwest of Taiping, was set up in 1884 as an observation post for tin mining and as a retreat for the colonial community, and…
- Bukit Merah Laketown Theme Park, IpohPerak · 240 km
Ride the giant waves without leaving Ipoh! Bukit Merah Laketown Waterpark unleashes splashing madness—metre-high waves crashing in the Giant Wave Pool, lazy river tubes drifting past…
Gua Tempurung Caving, PerakPerak · 180 kmEXPLORE a 400-MILLION-YEAR-OLD underworld! Peninsular Malaysia's longest limestone cave system stretches 4.5km through spectacular chambers filled with otherworldly stalactites and…
Ipoh Heritage CityPerak · 200 kmMalaysia's hipster heritage town! This charming city boasts stunning colonial architecture, dramatic limestone cave formations, and legendary halal cuisine. Try Ipoh white coffee, nasi…
- Ipoh ParadePerak · 225 km
Ipoh's city-centre mall! Built and operated by the Lion Group in 1994, Ipoh Parade has anchor tenants including Parkson, Golden Screen Cinemas, Jaya Grocer, Guardian and Mr DIY. It closed…
- Lost World of Tambun Theme Park, IpohPerak · 200 km
Step into a prehistoric paradise! Lost World of Tambun in Ipoh transports you through time—splash in natural hot springs, scream through water slides, and walk among life-sized dinosaurs!…
- Masjid Al-Khairiyah (Mosque of a Thousand Prayers), Pangkor IslandPerak · 215 km
Pangkor Island's unmistakable Chinese-style mosque — red pillars, a green pagoda roof and a striking round moon-gate entrance, nicknamed locally as the 'Mosque of a Thousand Prayers'.
- Masjid Jamek Baru, GopengPerak · 215 km
The main congregational mosque of Gopeng town, a small but historically rich Perak town on the old tin-mining trail.
- Masjid Paloh, IpohPerak · 215 km
A community mosque in Ipoh's Paloh Street area, serving one of the city's established residential neighbourhoods.
- Masjid Panglima Kinta, IpohPerak · 215 km
One of Ipoh's oldest mosques, with genuine heritage weight in the city's old town — a quieter, more local counterpart to the grand Sultan Idris Shah II state mosque.
Masjid Sultan Idris Shah II, IpohPerak · 205 kmPerak's stately state mosque! Rising with a distinctive silver dome over Ipoh's skyline, Masjid Sultan Idris Shah II serves as the royal state mosque of Perak, named after the Sultan who…
Masjid Ubudiah, Kuala KangsarPerak · 230 kmThe ROYAL MOSQUE with the Golden Dome! In the royal town of Kuala Kangsar sits this fairytale mosque, its massive golden dome gleaming against the sky like a crown. Moorish and Indian…
- Muhammadiah Mosque, IpohPerak · 215 km
A striking Chinese-style mosque in Ipoh's Taman Tasek Jaya, with pagoda-influenced rooflines that highlight Malaysia's genuinely multicultural mosque architecture.
- Pangkor IslandPerak · 230 km
The CLOSEST island paradise to KL! Just 3.5 hours away, this charming island offers beautiful beaches, fresh seafood, and peaceful kampung vibes. Visit the historic Dutch Fort, spot…
Royal Belum State Park, PerakPerak · 350 kmOne of the world's OLDEST rainforests, older than the Amazon! Royal Belum spans 117,500 hectares of pristine jungle around the Temengor Lake, home to elephants, tigers, hornbills and the…
- Taiping Zoo & Night SafariPerak · 200 km
Malaysia's OLDEST zoo, and its only true night safari! Opened in 1961 amid ancient rain trees, Taiping Zoo lets you watch nocturnal animals — tapirs, civets, owls — come alive after dark on…
- Teluk Batik Beach, LumutPerak · 230 km
A sixties favourite by the sea! Teluk Batik in Perak's Manjung District became popular in the 1960s and has grown quickly to welcome larger numbers of visitors. Lumut, the jetty town for…
- Ziplining, Gopeng RainforestPerak · 170 km
FLY through the ancient rainforest canopy! Gopeng's adventure parks feature multiple ziplines soaring over treetops, rivers, and valleys. Feel the rush as you zoom between platforms at…
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1. Open the official form
Use only the Malaysian Immigration Department website.
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Good to know
- It is free. The only official address is imigresen-online.imi.gov.my — beware look-alike websites that charge a fee.
- Carrying more than USD 10,000 (or equivalent) in cash? It must be declared to Customs.
- Some airports have QR-code eGates; you still need your passport. Rules and exemptions (for example Malaysian citizens) can change — confirm on the official page.
- Visas are separate: check whether your nationality needs one before you travel.
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