With the arrival of this summer's peak tourist season, the number of Chinese tourists traveling to Malaysia has continued to grow, and cases such as drowning, traffic accidents, personal safety, and property losses have entered a high incidence period.

Chinese citizens travel to Malaysia during summer vacation

Malaysia is one of the main destination countries for Chinese citizens to travel abroad. With the arrival of this summer's peak tourist season, the number of Chinese tourists traveling to Malaysia has continued to grow, and cases such as drowning, traffic accidents, personal safety, and property losses have entered a high incidence period. In order to ensure the safety and smoothness of compatriots in Malaysia, the Chinese Embassy in Malaysia solemnly reminds the majority of Chinese citizens who go to Malaysia to improve their awareness of safety risks, keep in mind "safety first, safe travel", and do the following:

Prepare for travel

Reasonable planning of the itinerary, and be sure to choose qualified travel agencies and tourism products. Don’t blindly hunt for curiosity, pursue excitement, and don’t participate in dangerous projects. recommends that purchase necessary medical, personal accident and other insurance based on your own health.

keep the information smooth, pay attention to weather changes

Before traveling, inform relatives and friends of travel information and contact information, and keep regular contact reports. If you travel with a group, you should keep the hotel address, tour guide, tour leader’s mobile phone number, etc., so that it is easy to contact if you get separated. Pay close attention to local weather forecasts and learn about severe weather warning information such as heavy rain.

Pay attention to the safety of water wading projects

When swimming in a hotel or going to sea to participate in diving and other water activities, be sure to abide by hotel regulations or follow the safety reminder of the tour guide, observe relevant water safety signs, and pay attention to lifesaving equipment and lifeguard locations. When taking off water, be sure to choose safe water areas and get out of the water with professional care. recommends that more than two people travel with to facilitate mutual care. If you find that the sea is in large winds and waves, there are many rocks, no full-time lifeguards, or if you encounter poor weather conditions or personal physical discomfort, please do not go into the water.

Pay special attention to the safety of sailing on a sea. Pay attention to checking the condition of the ship before going to sea to avoid traveling on dangerous ships such as overloading, scrapping, and disrepair. Be sure to check the lifesaving equipment equipped on the ship, wear life jackets and use relevant lifesaving facilities as required. In case of accidents, be sure to obey the local rescue department’s command.

Behave in a civilized and polite manner

Respect local religious customs and customs and avoid impolite words and deeds. Abide by public order, eliminate uncivilized behavior, and do not make noise, sing, dance, etc. in religious places such as mosques.

Stay away from illegal activities

Do not engage in or engage in illegal activities such as pornography, gambling, drugs, etc., to prevent being deceived to carry unknown luggage that may hide drugs for others. Never believe in telecommunications fraud and get involved in illegal investment traps such as money games and pyramid schemes. Do not stay or work illegally. Taking eVISA or eNTRI to work in Malaysia is an illegal act. It will be refused entry and repatriation by the Malaysian Immigration Bureau, or be detained by the Malaysian police.

Properly take care of property and improve self-protection awareness

In tourist hotspots, you must be especially wary of the speed party. Stay away from the side of the motor vehicle when walking and hold your bag in front of your body. Keep your passport and carry valuables in scattered manner. recommends that carry the original passport with you and separate it from the passport information page and the copy of the visa page. recommends that keep the electronic version of the ID card in the mobile phone for emergencies. If your passport is lost, you can go to the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in Malaysia to apply for a travel permit nearby, and then go back to China after completing the corresponding procedures at the Malaysian Immigration Bureau.

I wish my compatriots to stay in Malaysia a safe, happy and comfortable holiday!

Malaysia alarm phone 999

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Global Consular Protection and Service

Emergency Call Center Phone (24 hours)

+86-10-12308

+86-10-59913991

Chinese Embassy in Malaysia

Consular Protection and Assistance Phone

060-321645301

Chinese Consulate General in Kuching

Consular Protection and Assistance Phone

060-82414818

Chinese Consulate General in Penang

Consular Protection and Assistance Telephone

060-1110592308

Chinese Consular General in Kota Kinabalu

Consular Protection and Assistance Telephone

060-149857312

Reminder for Chinese citizens to travel to Japan during summer

The peak of summer travel is approaching, and the Chinese Embassy in Japan reminds Chinese citizens who plan to travel to Japan to pay attention to the following matters.

1. Prepare before travel

Please book hotels, homestays, vehicles, etc. with business qualifications through formal channels. The license plate of Japanese vehicles with commercial operation qualifications is a green white character or a green border (Tokyo Olympic commemorative license plate). The license plate of private cars is a white character, please pay attention to the distinction.

In recent years, Chinese tourists to Japan have experienced sudden illness, accidental injuries or even sudden death. Medical expenses in Japan are expensive, so be sure to purchase travel accident insurance and try to choose regular insurance with wide coverage and high compensation amount.

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mobile phone activates international roaming and brings mobile WiFi, inform domestic relatives and friends of their travel itineraries in advance to avoid losing contact.

2. Entering Japan

Please do not bring raw meat, sausages, jerky and other meat products, fresh fruits and other prohibited products into Japan. If violated, you may be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or a fine of not more than one million yen. Citizens can log in to the Chinese website of the Japanese Animal Quarantine Institute to view the details of items prohibited from bringing into Japan.

Please prepare round-trip air tickets, hotel orders and other relevant certificates to explain the situation to the entry and exit officials. If the entry and exit official refuses your entry and fails to communicate, recommends that accept the decision of the entry and exit department. If you are treated unfairly or violently, you can preserve evidence, contact the Chinese embassy and consulate in Japan to explain the situation, and safeguard your legitimate rights and interests through complaints or legal means.

3. Sightseeing and visiting

Abide by the regulations of scenic spots, travel in a civilized manner, and respect local living habits. Do not enter areas with words such as "Prohibited entry" and "Private land". Before taking pictures, you should first confirm whether there are prohibited signs, and you should obtain the consent of the parties involved in taking photos of others.

can make full use of the Chinese and English maps of the visitor center, introduction of scenic spots, local public transportation and public facilities guidance and other information. Some visitor centers provide bag storage services, please pay attention to complying with the bag storage time regulations. The visitor center is marked as "大大家" or "大大家" in Japanese, and is usually located next to the station or at a conspicuous location in the scenic area.

4. Pay attention to security

Take care of your wallet, passport and other property. Duty-free shops, bathrooms, tram luggage racks, etc. are the frequent places where passport property is lost. Please copy the passport information page and keep it separately. If you lose your passport, please call the police in time and go to the nearby embassy and consulate to reissue your return certificate as soon as possible.

Pay attention to traffic safety. Japanese motor vehicles drive on the left and are at a fast speed. Please be careful to abide by traffic rules and do not run red lights or cross the road. In recent years, many accidents have occurred in Kamakura Einoshima and other places where our tourists were hit by a car because they were illegally standing at intersections and roadways to take photos.

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You need to be prepared to participate in outdoor sports and choose a regular operator. Before participating in outdoor sports such as diving, surfing, mountaineering, outdoor camping, paragliding, etc., you should accurately evaluate your physical condition, learn about the content of the project in detail, bring enough necessary equipment, and follow the guidance of professionals.

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Japan is prone to typhoons in summer, please always pay attention to weather changes.If there is a storm or continuous rainfall, you should stay away from the mountains, seaside and riverside to avoid floods or landslides. If flights, ferries, etc. are delayed or cancelled in case of force majeure such as weather reasons, please look at them rationally and protect your rights rationally. If necessary, you can cancel your trip in advance.

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Japan is a country with many earthquakes. Please understand the common sense of earthquake prevention and disaster prevention in advance. You can refer to the earthquake prevention and disaster prevention reminder issued by the Embassy in Japan. If you encounter an earthquake on the beach, you should immediately stay away from the coast and go to a high place to avoid being involved in a tsunami.

5. Travel dispute complaints

When encountering a travel dispute, please try to negotiate and resolve it first. If your personal safety is infringed, you should call the police in time. For tourism consumption disputes, please consult the consumer hotline of the Japanese National Life Center 03-5449-0906 (10:00 to 16:00 on weekdays, providing Chinese services), or log in to the tourist hall to visit Japan for complaints. If it involves a domestic e-commerce platform or travel agency, you can log in to the 12301 travel network complaint reporting platform to complain.

6. Help phone number and practical APP

Japanese alarm phone number is 110, and fire alarm and emergency phone number is 119. The consular protection telephone number of the Chinese Embassy in Japan: 03-3403-3065/3064 (inside line 703), the Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: +86-10-12308 or +86-10-59913991.

can be downloaded in mobile phone in advance below APP backup:

Ministry of Foreign Affairs 12308: Provide one-click help and online customer service functions

NHK WORLD TV: provides Chinese earthquake tsunami reminder push service

VoiceTra: Provide instant translation based on voice recognition technology

Japan Official Travel: Query information such as sightseeing, public transportation, hospitals, disaster reminders and other information.

Safety tips: Query earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic activities, and instantly push disaster information.

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Chinese Consulate General in Japan contact number

General in Japan Name of the hall, scope of the consular area, contact number

Osaka Consulate General in Osaka

Osaka, Kyoto, Hyogo , Nara,

Wakayama, Shiga , Ehime ,

Kochi, Tokushima , Kagawa, Hiroshima ,

Okayama , Tottori, Shione

6-6445-9427

Hangma Sapporo Consulate General

Hokkaido , Aomori , Akita , Iwate

11-563-6191

Consulate General Fukuoka

Fukuoka, Saga , Oita, Kumamoto ,

Kagoshima , Miyazaki , Okinawa , Yamaguchi

92-753-6483

Consulate General in Nagasaki

Nagasaki 095-849-3311

Consulate General in Nagoya Consulate General in

Aichi, Gifu , Fukui ,

Toyama , Ishikawa, Mie

52-932-1062

House Nigao Consulate General

Nigao, Yamagata, Miyagi, Fukushima

25-228-8899

Source: Voice of Culture and Tourism

Editor: Liu Feng Review: Zhang Yong

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