Do you have to pay immigration to leave Malaysia?
I have a friend who says she needs to pay immigration and also pay to exit the country. Is this true?
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You only have to do this if you have overstayed your visa and there are penalties levied.
Otherwise there is not such tax on departure.
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You don't have to pay anything unless if you overstayed. Depending on how long you overstated, they will let you know how much. We said we didn't have money then they told us we should pay on our next visit. We did our return but they never charged us.
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