in transit in Kuala Lumpar

[lynniebling]

please can anyone tell me whether we can go through immigration in KL ,from Aust, as a connecting flight to China doesn't depart for another 8 hrs.
Unsure if this is pos or do we have to stay intransit:?:

 

[markis10]

Its been a while but from memory KL has the same arrangement as SIN, that is arrivals and departures mix freely so no need to even go a to a transfer point, you may need to go to a transit desk to get a BP if one has not been issued. So long as you have a passport that allows for a visa on arrival it should not be an issue.

 

[oz_mark]

please can anyone tell me whether we can go through immigration in KL ,from Aust, as a connecting flight to China doesn't depart for another 8 hrs.
Unsure if this is pos or do we have to stay intransit:?:

Which airlines are involved?

If Air Asia is involved, you will have no choice but to go through immigration.

If it is Malaysian, I would have thought it was ok - as long as you have your onward boarding pass before you leave (so you can get back in).

 

[NM]

It will depend on your nationality. Do you meet the requirements for entry into Malaysia/ generally, an Australian passport holder can enter Malaysia under such circumstances.

 

[DJ737]

If Air Asia is involved, you will have no choice but to go through immigration.

Hi there
Effective 17 Aug thru ticketing will be available on Air Asia on a number of routes, bags will be checked thru and you will be able to transit the LCCT without clearing immigration.

Melbourne-Stansted is one of the available pairings.
Gold Coast-Stansted isn't.

MCT at the LCCT will be 90 mins.

Cheers
DJ737