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Hospital Listings Medical TourismLife care Diagnostic Medical Centre Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur1st Floor, Wisma Life Care, 5, Jalan No. 8, Jalan Bukit Pantai,59100Kerinchi, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala LumpurKuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan 03-22981000Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia www.pantai.com.my03-2241 3610www.lifecare.com.my Quill Orthopaedic Specialist CentrePrince Court Medical Centre39, Jalan Kia Peng, 50450 Kuala 95, 97 & 99 Jalan AminuddinLumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Baki, 60000 Taman Tun Dr Ismail,Lumpur, Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1800-88-7262 03-7727 0633www.princecourt.com www.quillorthopaedic.com 99

Medical Tourism Hospital Listings Sime Darby Medical Centre No. 1, Jalan SS12/1A, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia 03-56391212 www.ramsaysimedarby.asia Sunway Medical Medical Centre Jalan Lagoon Selatan, Bandar Sunway, 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia 03-74919191 www.sunwaymedical.com.my Tropicana Medical Centre 11, Jalan Teknologi, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia 03-62871111 www.tropicanamedicalcentre.com Sri Kota Specialist Medicial Centre Jalan Mohet, Kawasan 1, 41200 Klang, Selangor, Malaysia 03-33733636 www.srikotamedical.com100

KL Branch PJ Branch Rawang BranchLot 100-102, Level 4, No. 1-1 Jalan SS23/15, 88, Jalan Bandar Rawang 1,Tawakal Health Centre202 A, Taman SEA, 47400 Petaling Pusat Bandar Rawang,Jalan Pahang, 53000 Jaya. 48000 Rawang.Kuala Lumpur. Tel :03-7804 4051 Tel : 03-6093 10512Tel :03-4022 6222 Fax :03-7804 6052 Fax : 03-6093 1052Fax : 03-4021 1409 101

Accomodation Intro : Live in Comfort Live the Culture, Delicious Food Stay in Comfort! All those diverse cultures make for a fantastic array of cuisines. Food is Holidays to Malaysia are packed inexpensive, with succulent seafood with places to see and things to and fresh tropical fruits being some do from exploring the jungles and of the greatest pleasures. The long houses to chilling out on the chillies and curries of India and beautifully designed and comfort Thailand form the basis of spicy executing accommodations. preparations, often suffused with Besides the wonders of fresh coconut milk. The famous accommodation that Malaysia may satays are great, and you can dine offer, there are other aspects that the well everywhere, from roadside stalls locals or tourists can expect from to upmarket restaurants. heavenly Malaysia. Not to bore you too much on the accomodations, Shopping below are some sights apart of accommodation that you may opt to Our pounds go a long way in take into consideration in booking a Malaysia, so you may want to bring hotel. along an extra suitcase for all the Adventure bargains you buy. Exploring the The national park of Bako in Sarawak outdoor markets is an adventure in has jungle trekking and is home itself, so practice your haggling skills to the rare proboscis monkeys. and dive in. You'll find everything In Sabah you can snorkel, dive from quality electronics to traditional and maybe get the chance to see blowguns to indigenous arts and green turtles in the marine park. crafts. There are plenty of air- An excursion from Kota Kinabalu conditioned shopping complexes in in Borneo will take you to Poring Kuala Lumpur. Hot Springs where you can stroll the canopy walkway and then trek Culture through Mount Kinabalu National Park. Part of Malaysia's attraction is its diverse and thriving mix of Malay, Wildlife Chinese, Indian and indigenous cultures. Wander around historic The best-known animals you'll come British colonial buildings in across in Malaysia are the orang- Georgetown, Penang; gawp at utans of Borneo. At the Sepilok the soaring skyscrapers in Kuala Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre in Lumpur. Meet tribal people who still Sabah, you can meet these lovely live in wooden longhouses in Borneo creatures - you'll get gooey-eyed - up to half a mile in length and when you see the cute babies. In accommodating up to 100 families. the country's nature reserves, such as Sabah's rainforests, you'll also see cheeky proboscis monkeys, chattering gibbons and wonderfully exotic birds such as hornbills.102

Hotel Listings AccomodationConcorde Hotel Grand Hyatt KLNo 2 Jalan Sultan Ismail,50250 12 Jalan Pinang,50450,Kuala LumpurKuala Lumpur 03-2182 123403-21442200 kualalumpur.grand.hyatt.comkualalumpur.concordehotelsresorts.com Parkroyal KlMelia Hotel16 Jalan Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur Jalan Sultan Ismail,Kuala03-27852828 Lumpur, Malaysiawww.melia.com 03-2147 0088 www.parkroyalhotels.com 103

Accomodation Hotel Listings Seri Pacific Hotel Vistana KLJalan Putra, Chow Kit, 50746 Jalan Lumut, 50400 KualaKuala Lumpur Lumpur03-40425555 03-40428000seripacifichotel.com www.vistanahotels.comAgora Hotel Corus Hotel 106, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Bukit Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur Lumpur 03-2144 4482 03-21618888 www.agorahotel.com.my www.corushotelkl.com104

Hotel Listings AccomodationFirst Business Inn Hotel Malaya72 Jalan Dato Haji Eusoff Off Jalan Hang Lekir, 50000 KualaJalan Ipoh, Damai Complex, 50400 Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan KualaChowkit / Putra WTC, Kuala Lumpur Lumpur, Malaysia03-4043 3399 012-7845175www.firstbusinessinn.com www.kl-hotels.com/malayaMirama Hotel Wira Hotel95, Jalan Maharajalela, 50150 KualaLumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan KualaLumpur, Malaysia03-21489122miramahotel.com.my Jalan Thamboosamy, 50350 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 03-40423333 www.wirahotel.com.my 105

Transport Introduction Malaysia has well developed transport networks and efficient rail links. Its international ports and airports are well connected to bus and train services, making travel to, from and around the country easy and efficient. Transportation in larger cities is good with many different means of transport. In Klang Valley, for example, there are buses, minibuses (bas-mini), taxis, pedicabs (trishaws), as well as trains. In Malaysian towns and cities various modes of transport are used, including ferry services. In cities the rail network is a good way to get around, especially the KL Monorail and transit trains.106

Hotel Listings Transport KTM KomuterKTM Komuter's 217km railway networkhas 53 stations. It consists of twolines, namely the Sentul to Port Klang(Pelabuhan Klang) line and Rawangto Seremban line, as well as a shuttleservice from Rawang station toTanjung Malim station which was firstlaunched on 21 April 2007.www.ktmb.com.my 03-22671200Light Railway Transit (LRT)Kuala Lumpur's light rail transit (LRT)system connects some key districtswhere banks, offices, hotels andshopping malls are concentrated.MonorailThe KL Monorail serves 11 stationslocated along the southeast andnortheast regions of Kuala Lumpur. Itconnects Stesen Sentral with variouslocations within the Kuala Lumpur CityCentre and Golden Triangle..Rapid KlRapidKL buses services 6 key areasof the Klang Valley with a total of165 routes. It provides 5 types of busservices to the commuter.www.myrapid.com.my 03-78852585KL Hop on Hop OffWith 22 designated stops, and over 40attractions throughout Kuala Lumpur,the double-decker, air-conditioned tourbus is equipped with facilities such aspre-recorded multi lingual commentaryfor each of the attractions and Wi-Fi,making it one of the most convenienttours around. 107





Transport Hotel Listings Car Asia Travel MayFlower Car Rental Mayflower Building, No.11 Jalan Serendah 26/40 18, Jalan Segambut Pusat, 51200, KL Kawasan Perindustrian HICOM, T:03-62531888 Seksyen 26, 40400 Shah F:03-62582970 Alam,Selangor 03-51030355 03 5614 0311 016 3325759 Fax: 03-20502646 Acacio Car Rental Jalan Temenggung 19/9, Bandar Mahkota Cheras, 43200 Cheras, Selangor, Malaysia 03-90113892 019-2448844 019-3955599 WS Rent a car No. 308 Batu 31/2, Jalan Ampang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur T:03-42566999 F: 603-4256 5999110

Hotel Listings TransportMotoring around KLThough KL’s extensive public transportation system can get you tomost places around the city, there are some places it can’t (short of along taxi ride). And if you want to spend a day at a nearby attractionsuch as the Melaka or the Genting Highlands, you might considerrenting a car.Renting a car in KL is quite easy, with many companies competingfor your business. However, some are better than others in terms ofservice, road assistance, selection of cars, etc. You’ll find contactinformation for some reputable car rental services in the upcomingpage.You will most likely need three things to rent a car in KL- a valid driver’slicense, credit card and your passport(if tourist). Some business preferyou hold an International Drivers License, though most are okay witha valid driver’s license from your home country. When you fill out theapplication form, you’ll most likely be asked to put down a securitydeposit. Remember to bring your passport, as they’ll likely want tomake a photocopy. KLIA / KLIA2 TO KUALA LUMPUR OTHER LOCATIONS AVAILABLE: BIDOR IPOH TELUK INTAN SITIAWANhttp://www.starwira.com 111

Motoring Some basic rules of the road in Malaysia: UK system of driving; drive on the left side of the road. Don’t worry too much if you aren’t accustomed to these rules- most people adapt very quickly. Drivers are not permited to turn left at an intersection on a red light. Be very mindful of motorcyclists. There are many, and will weave between the straddle lanes of traffic. Some motorcyclists assume they have the right-of-way in all situations, so defensive driving is a must, especially in KL and other urban areas Driving while using a handphone without the aid of a ‘hands-free’ set is strictly illegal.112

Travel SmartChecklist 1st before To-Go!Tens of thousands of tourists and localians travel inbound and abroad.For most this is an incident-free experience but the best laid plans can beupset by a number of problems. Some are impossible to foresee or avoid so,by planning ahead and arming yourself with the right information, you canreduce the risks you might encounter overseas. Here are some tips beforeyour-GO!Getting started• Check that your passport are valid (your family’s too). The process of applying for a visa may take several months and some countries require at least six months of passport validity to issue a visa, so be careful.• Find out if you and/or family members need a visa and make the application as soon as possible if you do.Getting ready to go• Buy your tickets and make any necessary reservations for your trip.• Check if you need an international driving license (remember that it is valid for only one year and it cannot be renewed, you must apply for it again).• Make sure you and your pet have all the vaccines required to travel abroad. It may be required that your pet goes into quarantine.• Arrange your travel insurance and your health insurance abroad (do not forget all other family members).• Check whether your contributions towards your pension are recognized in the country you are moving to.• Make sure that you and your family get medical and dental examinations, take a copy of the results. Also take documents that prove and describe your insurance cover.• If you are renting a house, tell your landlord. Under many contracts you are required give notice several months in advance.• Sell anything that you are not taking with you (cars, furniture, property, etc.). Otherwise you can ask friends to take care of it or put it in a deposit.• If you are leaving for a long period, perhaps you should give “powers of attorney” over your financial affairs to someone while you are absent. 113

USEFUL CONTACTS USEFUL CONTACTS Emergency Tourism Police Kuala Lumpur Enquiries 03-2149 6593 Headquaters 03-2149 6590 24-Hour Service 03-2166 8322 Fire, Ambulance & Police (Land lines & Public Pay 999 phones) 112 (Mobile Phones) Tourism Malaysia Tourism Infoline 1-300-88-5050 PWTC 03-2614 6999 KL Sentral 03-2730 2000 MaTiC, Jalan Ampang 03-9235 4848114

USEFUL CONTACTSMobile/Cellular Service ProviderMaxis Communications 03-7492 2123www.maxis.com.myDigi Telecommunications 03-5721 1800www.digi.com.myCelcom 03-3630 8888www.celcom.com.myU Mobile 03-2117 9888www.u.com.myPublic and Cellular PhonesLocal and International fixed land line calls canbe made from public pay phones throughoutMalaysia using coins and prepaid cards, or at anyTelekom Malaysia office. Prepaid mobile phoneand IDD (International Direct Dial) cards are alsowidely available at affordable local rates frommost Post Offices, Petrol Stations, Supermarkets,Mini Markets, 7 Eleven Stores, Mobile phoneKiosks and Shops.TMNet Streamyx 1300-88-9515www.tm.net.myJaring 03-8991 7080www.jaring.my 015-4815 5515Airzed 03-6203-5181www.airzed.comTIMEdotNet Berhad 1800-18-1818www.time.net.my 115

USEFUL CONTACTS Airlines Malaysia Airline 1300-88-3000 Firefly 03-7845 4543 Air Asia 1-300-88-9933 Sky Park Subang 03-8775 4000 Japan Airlines 03-7845 1717 1-800- Korean Airlines Singapore Airlines 81-3366 Cathay Pacific 1-800-81-3333 Thai Airways 03-2144 0200 Garuda Indonesia 03-2692 3122 China Airlines 03-2978 3377 British Airways 03-2091 2900 Air India 03-2162 2811 Emirates 03-2142 7344 Royal Brunei 03-2167 6006 03-2142 0166 03-2072 5288 03-2070 6628116

USEFUL CONTACTSForeign High Commission and EmbasiesArab Saudi 03-4257 9433Australia 03-2146 5555Britain 03-2170 2200Canada 03-2718 3333China 03-2142 8495France 03-2053 5500Germany 03-2170 9666India 03-2093 3509Indonesia 03-2145 2011Italy 03-4256 5122Japan 03-2142 7044New Zealand 03-2078 2533Singapore 03-2161 6277Spain 03-2142 8776Thailand 03-2148 8222United States 03-2168 5000 117

USEFUL CONTACTS Credit Cards American Express 03-2050 0000 Diner’s Club 03-2730 3388 Visa International 03-2096 1779 MasterCard International 1-800-80-4594 Information Counters at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) The Main Terminal Building 03-8776 4386 (MTB) 03-8776 0259 The Contact Pier (CP) 03-8776 2454 The Satellite Building (SAT) +604-714 2994 KEDAH Langkawi International +604-643 4411 Airport PENANG +6088-325 555 Penang International Airport SABAH +6082-454 242 Kota Kinabalu International Airport SARAWAK Kuching International Airport Information Counters at Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) Lost & Found 03-8777 6777 03-8777 6641118

USEFUL CONTACTS Banks MALAYSIAN FACTFILE Malaysian banking hours are from 09:30 to Country 16:30 Monday to Thursday and (09.30 to 16.00 on Fridays), with some banksMalaysia consists of 13 states, 11 in Peninsular open on Saturday and Sunday mornings.Malaysia (West Malaysia) with the 2 remaining (Banking hours may vary between banksstates of Sabah and Sarawak, on the island of on the weekend). Most banks offer 24-Borneo in (East Malaysia). The country also has 3 hour cash withdrawals – with ATM machinesFederal Territories, namely: Wilayah Persekutuan found almost everywhere in the city, includingKuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan. major shopping malls and petrol stations. For problems with ATM or credit cards, please call Geographical Location the respective bank hotline or log on to theMalaysia lies 7° north of the Equator, and consists bank’s website.of Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia.Peninsular Malaysia’s closest neighbours are Affin Bank Berhad 1-800-88-3883Thailand to the north and Singapore to the south, www.affinbank.com.mywhile East Malaysia is bound by Indonesia’sKalimantan to the south. Kuala Lumpur is situated Alliance Bank Malaysia 1-800-18-1822approximately halfway down the west coast of BerhadPeninsular Malaysia and 35 km (22 miles) inland. www.alliancebank.com.myDubbed Malaysia’s Garden City of Lights, the city Al-Rajhi Bank 1-300-826-000sits at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak www.alrajhibank.com.myrivers. Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad 1-800-88-8686 Area www.bankislam.com.my 03-2690 0900329, 758 sq km; 234 sq km (Kuala Lumpur) Bank Simpanan Nasional 03-2162 3222 Capital (BSN)Kuala Lumpur (KL). The capitals new www.bsn.com.myadministrative centre is at Putrajaya,approximately a half an hour’s drive from the city CIMB Bank 03-2084 8888centre. www.cimb.com.my People Citibank Malaysia 03-2383 0000Malays make up about 57% of the population, www.citibank.com.mywith Chinese, Indians and other indigenousethnic groups making up the balance. HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad 1-300-88-1388 www.hsbc.com.my Language Maybank Group 1-800-88-3231Bahasa Malaysia is the country’s national www.maybank.com.mylanguage, with English being widely spoken. www.maybank2u.com.myMalaysians in general speak more than onelanguage including, the Chinese dialects of Public Bank Berhad 1-800-88-3323Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Hakka and Indian www.publicbank.com.mysuch as Tamil, Mallayalam, Punjabi and Telegu. RHB Bank Berhad 03-9206 8118 Religion www.rhb.com.myIslam is the official religion of Malaysia; all other Standard Chartered Bank 03-7711 8888faiths are also practiced freely. Malaysia 03-2692 4511 www.standardchartered.com. Government my Malaysia’s government runs on Parliamentary United Overseas Bank democracy and a bicameral legislative system, Berhad with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (the King) as www.uob.com.my the Head of State, and the Prime Minister as the Head of Government. Shop Hours Department stores and supermarkets are usually open from 10:00 to 22:00 daily. In Kuala Lumpur as well as in most major towns, 24-hour eateries and convenience stores widely available. 119

USEFUL CONTACTS Tipping Generally, you do not need to tip as a service charge is included in your bill. However, whenever good service is rendered a small tip may be suitable. Entry Requirement Local Malaysians travelling between neighbouring states in Malaysia are required to carry their Identification Cards (IC) at all times. Those travelling from East Malaysia to the Peninsular must produce their IC and any other necessary travel documents to the Immigration authorities as they exit Sabah and Sarawak. Vaccination Visitors are advised to consult with their own GP before departure or check with the doctor at a local clinic on arrival. Currency The unit of currency in Malaysia is the Malaysian Ringgit, denoted as RM. Coins and notes are also used as smaller denominations from RM 1, 50sen, 20sen, 10sen, 5sen. foreign currencies can be converted on arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and at banks and money changers across the city. Post Office Post offices in Malaysia open daily from 08:00 to 17:00 daily (except on Sundays and public holidays). In the northern states of Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu, post offices are closed on Fridays and public holidays. www.pos.com.my 1-300-30-0300120

MALAYSIAN FACTFILE / INDEX INDEX G G6 Club 107Symbols Gua Batu Maloi 713K Inn & Sports Complex 75A HAllied Gym Combat Sports 74 Hanare Authentic Japanese Cuisine 99Al Rawsha Restaurant 100Annalakshmi 96 I Istana Bandar 34B Izakaya Shuraku 99Batu Caves 23 , 71Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort 72 KBukit Malawati 38 Kampung Kuantan Fireflies Park 38 Kasmir Valley 95C Kelab Golf Seri Selangor 72Carey Island 30 Kelanang Beach 35Chat Masala 96 Kuala Kubu Bharu Dam 37Chung Hwa Shaolin Goh Chor 74 Kuala Selangor Nature Park 38Cycling Adventure 73 MD Melbourne Peking Duck 97Dark Cave, Gua Damai 32 Monument Of Kuala Kubu Tragedy 37D Legends Bar 108 Muayfit 74F NFerro Futsal 72 Nawabs Authentic Moghul Restaurant 96Food Court 103Fuzio Bar Kuala Lumpur 98 O Oxbold Extreme Sports Malaysia 74 P Pantai Sifu Sdn. Bhd. 74 Perception Kayak 74 Pisco Bar 101 Putrajaya Wetlands 42 Putra Mosque 42 R Royal Mausoleum Of Almarhum Sultan Abdul Samad, Jugra 36 , 63 121

National public holidays of Malaysia in 2015 Day Date Holiday Tuesday Birthday of the Sultan of Johor Thursday January 01 New Years Day Saturday January 03 Prophet Muhammad's Birthday Wednesday January 14 Sultan of Negeri Sembilan's Birthday Sunday January 18 Sultan of Kedahs Birthday Monday February 02 Federal Territory Day (observed) Tuesday February 03 Thaipusam Thursday February 19 Chinese New Year Friday February 20 Chinese New Year Holiday Wednesday March 04 Anniversary of Installation of the Sultan of Terengganu Sunday March 22 Public Holiday Monday March 23 Coronation of the Sultan Friday April 03 Good Friday Wednesday April 15 Declaration of Malacca as a Historical City Sunday April 26 Birthday of the Sultan of Terengganu Friday May 01 Labour Day Sunday May 03 Wesak Day Monday May 04 Wesak Day (in lieu) Tuesday May 05 Public Holiday Wednesday May 06 Public Holiday Thursday May 07 The Sultan of Pahang Hol Thursday May 07 Public Holiday Sunday May 10 Mothers Day Saturday May 16 Isra and Miraj Sunday May 17 Birthday of the Raja of Perlis Sunday May 24 Public Holiday Saturday May 30 Harvest Festival Sunday May 31 Harvest Festival122

Monday June 01 Harvest FestivalTuesday June 02 Harvest FestivalSaturday June 06 Birthday of SPB Yang di Pertuan AgongThursday June 18 Beginning of RamadanSaturday July 04 Nuzul QuranTuesday July 07 Georgetown Heritage DaySaturday July 11 Birthday of the Governor of PenangFriday July 17 Hari Raya AidilfitriSaturday July 18 Hari Raya Puasa HolidayMonday August 31 National DaySaturday September 12 Birthday of the Governor of SarawakWednesday September 16 Malaysia DayThursday September 24 Hari Raya HajiFriday September 25 Hari Raya Haji HolidaySaturday October 03 Birthday of the Governor of SabahFriday October 09 Malacca Governors BirthdayWednesday October 14 Awal MuharramSaturday October 24 Birthday of The Sultan of PahangTuesday November 10 DiwaliWednesday November 11 Birthday of the Sultan of KelantanThursday November 12 Birthday of the Sultan of KelantanWednesday November 18 The Sultan of Johor HolFriday November 27 Birthday of the Sultan of PerakFriday December 11 Birthday of The Sultan of SelangorThursday December 24 MawlidFriday December 25 Christmas Holiday 123

Useful Phrases English Bahasa Malaysia Greetings Ucapan Good Morning Selamat Pagi Good Afternoon Selamat Tengah Hari Good Evening Selamat Petang Good Night Selamat Malam Goodbye Selamat Tinggal Welcome Selamat Datang How Do You Do? Apa Khabar? Everyday Expressions Nama Saya__________ My Name Is__________ Encik Mr Puan Mrs Cik / Saudari Miss Saya / Awak I / You Dia He / Him / She / Her Mereka They / Their Kami We / Our Boleh Saya Tahu Nama Awak? May I Have Your Name? Awak Tinggal Di Mana? Where Do you Live? Apakah Pekerjaan Awak? What Is Your Occupation? Saya Datang Dari__________ I Come From__________ Saya Sedang Bercuti__________ I’m On Holiday Maafkan Saya I’m Sorry / Excuse Me Bolehkah Awak Tolong Saya? Could You Help Me? Boleh Can Tidak Boleh Can’t Ya / Betul Yes Tidak / Bukan No Saya Tidak Ada Duit Kecil I Have No Small Change Saya Mahu Membuat Panggilan I Want To Make A Phone Call Telefon May I Enter? Boleh Saya Masuk? Thank You Terima Kasih You ‘re Welcome Sama-Sama How Much Is It? Berapakah Harganya? Please Give Me A Receipt Tolong Beri Saya Resit Please Write Down The Address Tolong Tuliskan Alamatnya Good Bagus Beautiful Cantik Expensive Mahal Cheap Murah Open Buka Close Tutup Left Kiri Right Kanan Man Lelaki Woman Wanita / Perempuan Girl Budak Perempuan Boy Budak Lelaki Friend Kawan / Sahabat / Rakan Ladies Restroom Tandas Wanita Gents Restroom Tandas Lelaki124

Reputable Airlines of Malaysia Malindo Air AirAsia AirAsia X MASwingsBerjaya Air Malaysia AirlinesFirefly Malaysia Airlines 125

Very Useful Telephone Numbers when you are in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Emergency Services Numbers Police & Ambulance : 999 Fire Brigade : 994 Civil Defense :991 St.John's Ambulance : 03-9285-1576 Red Cresent Society : 03-4257-8726 Accidents / Natural Disasters : 991 Tourist Police Hotline (HQ) : 03-21496590 Enquiries : 03-2149-6593 Customs : 03-8787-2312 Domestic Airlines Malaysian Airlines : 03-7846-3000 Air Asia : 03-7809-6888 Pelangi Air : 03-5511-0557 Berjaya Air: 03-78468-228 KLIA Infoline : 03-8777-8888 Transportation Service KLIA : 03-87873894 Hentian Duta : 03-6203-3064 KLIA Limosine Services : 03-8787-3030 Subang Airport : 03-7846-1833 KLIA Ekspres :03-2267-8000 Flight Info :03-8776-0257 Airport Limo/ Taxi : 03-87873691 Rapid Transit STAR -LRT : 03-2698-4977 PUTRA-LRT: 03-7625-6999 KTM COMMUTER: 03-2272-2828 KTM: Railway Service : 03-2273-8000 KTM (Booking Ticket : 03-2274-3377 KLIA Express Link:;03-2267-8000 ** The Information given above is correct at the time of publishing and is subject to change with prior notice.126

Immigration ServicesNationals of some countries are required by the Malaysian governmentto have visas at all times. Included in the list are citizens of Afghanistan,Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Botswana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Republicof Central Africa, Niger, Congo (Rep), Congo (Dem Rep), India,Liberia, Mali, Taiwan, Mozambique, Angola, China (PR), BurkinaFaso, Pakistan, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Western Sahara.Visa relaxation for transit in less than 5 days may be granted to nationalsof the countries above if they possess confirmed onward airline ticketsto a third country before arrival via a Malaysian International Airport.British Overseas Citizens are also required a visa. Foreigners who intend tostay longer need to write to the Immigration Department at the MalaysianHigh Commission in the country where they are applying. Nationals ofSerbia, Montenegro, and Israel are restricted entry into Thailand unless intransit or staying within airport premises. Foreign women who are 6 monthspregnant or more and suspicious individuals may also be denied entry.Nationals of all ASEAN countries, except Myanmar, are not required avisa if staying for less than one month. For stays exceeding one month,a visa is required, except for Brunei and Singapore nationals. Israelnationals are required visas plus permission from the Ministry of InternalSecurity. Nationals of the Republic of Serbia and Republic of Montenegroare required visas and permission from the Ministry of Home Affairs.KKLLIAIA/ /KKLLIAIA22TOTOKKUUAALALALULUMMPUPRURFFrorommKlKalnagngVaVlalellyetyOotUKOoLRUKIARLRO2IARU/O2KTU/LEKITSALEIS10mI32Ap.3..HPoeP-u4nho20m13Iepd0tt,r.3..HPehoeKu4Pa-ul4neho3urnesadn0tat,rd(8yehKFtu4la8aairloe3uarnsa1,aLrnnatdK1(8yueaFtluB8aaimr,floaloaaa1k,LrnhlprtKsi1auneaomuuBBm,fdLltrloaaakeuolhtylprsilmarunoeamucBdLp3rtoradreuol,unatyelJmrurtntaeacaaglp3rocadirel,utnnase-J)rtntaaaglcaieltns-) 4Fr.ToemFrrmoPmienraaPlkeAtrmoakKanLtoIAJaK2yLa/IA,KI2LpIo/AhKLIA 5.Ja4la.TneLrmuminuatl, ASimtiaawnaJnaya, Ipoh 6.Te5lu.JkalIanntaLnumut, Sitiawan 7.Bi6d.oTreluk Intan 7.Bidor From Kuala Lumpur to Johor BahFruro/mSiKnugalpaoLreumpur to Johor 8.ClBaasshicruIn/nSHinogtaepl orehttp://www.starwira.com 9.Pu8d.Culraasysaic, KInunalaHLouteml purhttp://www.starwira.com 9.Puduraya, Kuala LumpurUTAMAGAS SDN BHD (Star Shuttle) was incorporated in 30th June 2004, Star Shuttle came into127oKpUKoplrplaTiaecnAenergraMgattVotiAVoiaotGanlhlnleAleienyiSnyptJSaotaJDosanKsnNuKeLuanILABraIgAyH/reKy/2DrLKs02I.L(A00SI72A0t,a72aar,naapSdnhupdwubutliwbittchllieittcqh)rauwtqnraaauslnipsatsyoilniprtstcyoeocrrsotvrepimcrcooveprim,caaaetnpe,yaoadntrhdiynoaatrtb3hdpl0aaerttb,ohcplveoJri,dumocenvofsioedmar2etfda0sobi0arrle4tedac, brtiSri,dlteneaecorrtani,Sdnn-hesdoutoanrtenpt-lsadestshoocreupanatmastsblhoeelunefitnratotblmeolefrom

Malaysian Etiquette It may come as a surprise when a hotel staff greets you by putting a flat palm over their chest as this is the official way, commonly practiced in the hospitality industry. While the Western handshake is still commonly used in business among member of the same sex, kissing a Malaysian lady on the cheek when you have been introduced is not widely accepted. In a fact, a conservative member of the opposite sex may not even offer her hands and may simply just smile and nod in accordance. Thus you should only extend your hand only when she offers hers. Generally speaking, both sexes of Malaysians are friendly however the women tend to be more modestly dressed than their Western counterparts. Hence it is advisable to be dressed modestly at all times, particularly when going to government departments. For women, it means long sleeves and below the knee dresses. In restaurants and stores, avoid touching sales assistants and waiters to get their attention. Also do not wriggle the forefinger to beckon anyone. When pointing at something, use the thumb resting on a clenched fist and when it comes to giving or receiving objects, always use the right hand. Besides that, avoid touching people on the head as it is considered a sacred part of the body in Eastern culture. Remember to always remove your shoes when entering a place of worship be it a mosque or temple. The touching of sacred objects like the Holy Koran, images of deities or Holy Scriptures is strictly forbidden. If you are invited to a Malaysian home, again remove your shoes and often you will be offered a drink which is considered polite to take a sip from even if you are not thirsty. Lastly when it comes to the various religions found here, there are certain facts to note on such Muslims do not consume pork and alcohol while Indians who are Hindus do not consume beef as the cow is a sacred animal. There are also many Chinese who are non-beef eaters.128

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