I'll be visiting Germany this November for a few days.
I already searched through Google that Malaysians dont need visa to visit Germany for a couple of days.
But do I need to fill in any online form before visiting Germany?
My mum is scared that we need to fill in any form like we did last time when we visited S Korea.

There is no requirement to fill in online form for now. Note however, from 2024 (the confirmed date is yet to be announced), all visa free nationals (Malaysia included) will need to apply for ETIAS and have it approved prior to traveling to EU countries within the Schengen area.
My understanding is ETIAS will be similar to Australia's ETA.

ETIAS will be operational starting 2024, with 7EUR fees.
More info here : https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias/what-etias_en

but as of now, just go as you please with valid passport. All free

So far nothing

But as noted above from 2024 onward need etias

So cannot simply carry passport and fly

Need ETIAS from 2024

Before that no need

But pandai pandai and hope you don’t have face problem

and no shopping on Sunday

This post has been edited by seather: Sep 18 2023, 10:03 PM

I just arrived Munich couple days ago. No visa needed. Hell, immigration was lax. Old school airport, not the best experience as ancipated

So kaya germany. How much days for ticket and hotel for 2 persons?

Whole family actually.
Ticket for emirates costs 3.6K per person(return).
We'll be staying at hilton hotel that costs 120 euro per night per room.

Went Germany in 2019

No visa just valid passport

Might Need Schengen visa

The room how many person can sleep?

Only 2 persons.
Me one room.
My sister one room.
And my parents one room.

hi, no need to apply ETIAS. just walk in thru imigresion. just provide your detail!

welcome to germany! PROSSS!

cool,

im going to berlin 9th next month for a 2 weeks.

Enjoy your holidays guys!

When I visited Germany last year, I didn’t need to fill out any online forms ahead of time, and since Malaysians don’t need a visa for short stays, you should be fine as long as you have your passport and travel documents in order. However, it’s always a good idea to double-check the latest entry requirements on the German embassy’s website just to be sure, especially if rules have changed recently.

I really enjoyed my trip—it’s such a beautiful country, especially in November with all the cozy markets and seasonal activities. I found a site with great discounts that helped me a lot in exploring Germany’s festivals and local experiences without breaking the bank. It made my trip more affordable and allowed me to experience more of the local culture. I’m sure you’ll have a great time in Germany, and it’s worth planning a little extra for peace of mind!

This post has been edited by parezz: Dec 30 2024, 07:57 PM

Wait. Not this thread gets resurrected from dead.
Already visited Germany last year. Thanks for all replies here.