If you hold a Chinese passport and enter Singapore from Malaysia, use a Malaysian visa on arrival.

The detailed visa policy is as follows: 1. Visa on arrival is only applicable to Chinese and Indian citizens, and is only applicable to tourists entering Malaysia from Singapore and Thailand (third countries).

2. The ports in Malaysia that can apply for visa on arrival are: 1) Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) 2) Kuala Lumpur Low-Cost Airline Airport (KLIA2) 3) Penang International Airport 4) Johor (Johor Bahru) Senai International Airport 5) Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

International Airport 6) Kuching International Airport, Sarawak 3. Visa on arrival priority is open to family tourists, group tourists, business travelers and investors.

4. The fee for visa on arrival is MYR 330 (USD 100).

5. Each visa on arrival is valid for 7 days.

6. A confirmed return ticket must be presented.

7. You must carry cash of more than 1,000 US dollars or relevant certificates with you.

Note: You must enter Malaysia by plane, the destination must be the above airport, and you must depart from Singapore.

After landing at the airport, there are Chinese signs to go to the airport immigration bureau to apply for an arrival visa. The arrival visa is valid for 7 days. You must present a ticket to leave Malaysia within 7 days.