Service charge higher than visa fee


PETALING JAYA: The chairman of Tourism Malaysia has questioned the service charge imposed by the one-stop centre for Malaysian visas in China.

In his blog yesterday, Wee Choo Keong said every tourist from China has to pay a visa application fee of RMB80 (RM53) charged by the Malaysian government, and another RMB120 (RM79) as a service fee to an outfit known as SPPV One Stop Centre.

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