What should I pay attention to when traveling in Malaysia?

It's best to go back to rest early when playing in Malaysia. After all, sometimes personal safety is very important. The following small series will tell you what to pay attention to when traveling, or lose your passport.

1, beware of motorcycle robbery. Some criminals in Malaysia use motorcycles to rob passers-by of their hand-held or shoulder bags. Visitors are advised not to use hand-held or shoulder bags with long shoulder straps as much as possible.

2. Avoid going to remote areas alone. When going out, ladies should walk together and be vigilant when passing through underground passages, garages or overpasses with few people.

Pay attention to carry your travel documents and don't give your passport to others for safekeeping. It is best to carry valuables scattered.

4. Enhance the awareness of self-protection, be calm, and deal with problems flexibly and tactfully. If there is an accident, you should report it to the police station at the first time or try to contact the embassy or consulate.

5. Don't stay illegally and look for a job. Some China citizens who came to Malaysia on short-term visas were lured by local illegal intermediaries and illegally stayed in Malaysia to look for jobs. In the end, they spent a lot of agency fees. Instead of finding a job, they were unable to return to China because of overstaying, and even were arrested by the police.

6. When taking part in island tours, especially diving and other water projects, please listen to the safety reminder of the tour guide, observe the relevant water safety signs, pay attention to life-saving equipment and lifeguards, and don't swim in remote waters. Physical discomfort and suffering from hypertension, heart disease, etc. And it's not suitable for going to sea. Don't take any risks. Choose a regular travel agency to learn about accident insurance in advance. It is recommended that more than two people travel together and take care of each other.

7. There was a kidnapping on the east coast of Sabah. When traveling to the above areas, pay attention to personal safety, raise risk awareness, strengthen safety precautions, pay attention to the local public security situation, and try to avoid traveling alone at night or going to remote islands and other inaccessible areas. In case of emergency, please call the police or contact the embassy or consulate in time.

In addition, before coming to China, citizens should take care of and bring with them copies or electronic versions of their passports and the original domestic identity cards, and store them separately from the original passports in case of accidental loss of their passports. Check whether your passport is on you when you get on or off the plane, and always pay attention to whether your passport is at the airport. If you lose your passport at the entry and exit of the airport, you should first actively look for it. If you finally fail, you should call the police as soon as possible and call the embassy or consulate for help.

8. What should I do if my passport is lost, stolen or robbed abroad?

You should report the loss to the nearest police station immediately. You can apply for a new passport at the Consulate General of China in Malaysia. Please note that it is illegal to buy, sell, transfer, forge or intentionally destroy passports, and offenders may be liable.