Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential France travel amid protests
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians have been advised to consider postponing non-essential travel to France until conditions improve, following ongoing demonstrations across several major cities in the country.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian government is urging citizens to reconsider non-essential travel to France due to ongoing protests in several major cities. The Foreign Ministry stated that it is monitoring the situation closely and has not reported any Malaysians involved or impacted by the protests. The Embassy of Malaysia in Paris has issued a safety advisory, recommending Malaysians in France to exercise caution and remain vigilant.
While travel to France is not restricted, the ministry advises postponing non-essential trips until the situation stabilizes. The embassy is in close communication with local authorities to provide updates and assistance if necessary. Malaysians living in France are requested to update their contact information with the embassy.
Those planning to travel to France without registration are encouraged to complete the process through the ministry's e-Konsular platform. Emergency contact information for the embassy in Paris includes a phone number, after-hours helpline, and email address for consular assistance.
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