Wisma Putra: Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential travel to France amid protests

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 18 — The Malaysian government has advised its citizens to reconsider non-essential travel to France due to ongoing protests in major cities across the country. The Foreign Ministry, also known as Wisma Putra, stated that they are closely monitoring the situation, with no reports yet of Malaysians being involved or adversely affected.

The Embassy of Malaysia in Paris has issued an advisory urging Malaysians in France to stay cautious and vigilant. The ministry emphasized that while travel to France is still unrestricted, Malaysians are advised to postpone non-essential travel until the situation improves. They urged Malaysians residing in France to update their contact details with the embassy and encouraged those planning to travel to do so through the ministry’s e-Konsular platform.

In case of emergencies or immediate assistance, Malaysians can reach out to the Embassy in Paris at +33145531185, the after-hours emergency helpline at +33632446571, or email dutyofficer@kln.gov.my.