For US visa application, bin/binti is put as first name. Eg First name: Nurul Suraya binti
Last name: Abdullah

For canada, they will issue your visa as:

First name: Blank

Last name: everything

Wrong bero.

Ang moh example: David Beckham
First name: David
Last/family name: Beckham

Thai example: Paradorn Srichaphan
First name: Paradorn
Last/family name: Srichaphan

Chinese example: Wong Fei Hung
First name: Fei Hung
Last/family name: Wong

Ah Beng example: Hydrogen Lee Kwan Yau
First name: Hydrogen Kwan Yau
Last/family name: Lee

This post has been edited by bb100: Aug 17 2017, 10:08 AM

why make things complicated
just use same format la
surname = last name

so what if people call u Mr Ah Huat when ur surname is Tan
or Mr Ahmad when ur name is actually Syafiq

The visa will follow the international standard passport naming format.. in which msia doesnt have a first name

it doesn't matter. just use 1st, 2nd, 3rd name format according to ur normal convention


This post has been edited by pr0pofol: Aug 17 2017, 10:24 AM

last name is sur name or family name la

wrong liao, your new name is now Ah Huat Chang
or Chang, Ah Huat

This is true. Malaysia passport should separate to first name and last name as well.

I was in Bolivia a few weeks ago and in their visa form I fill in the first name and last name (surname) as requested, but its different from what indicated in passport as theres no first name last name thingy.

The immigration officer kept asking me nombre nombre or something and raised her voice in spanish. I cant understand her at all and theres no one there who speaks english. Apparently she thought im fakreor my passport is fake. Took a very long time to finally got stamped and crossed the border.