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

Malaysians are advised to postpone non-essential travel to France due to ongoing demonstrations in major cities.

The Malaysian Embassy in Paris urges caution and remains in contact with local authorities for updates.

Malaysians in France should ensure their contact details are up to date with the embassy and register on the e-Konsular platform.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 18 — Malaysians have been advised to consider postponing non-essential travel to France until the situation improves amid ongoing demonstrations in major cities across the country.

In a statement issued today, the Foreign Ministry said it was closely monitoring developments, adding that currently, there have been no reports of Malaysians being involved or adversely affected by the situation.

The Embassy of Malaysia in Paris has issued an advisory urging Malaysians in France to exercise caution and remain vigilant.

“While travel to France remains unrestricted, Malaysians are advised to consider postponing non-essential travel until the situation improves,” the ministry said.

It said the embassy remained in close contact with the relevant local authorities to obtain the latest information and facilitate appropriate assistance to Malaysians should the need arise.

The ministry, also known as Wisma Putra, urged Malaysians residing in France to ensure that the embassy has their latest contact details. Malaysians who have yet to register and those planning to travel to France were encouraged to do so through the ministry’s e-Konsular platform at https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my .

For immediate consular assistance or emergencies, Malaysians may contact the Embassy in Paris at +33145531185, its after-hours emergency helpline at +33632446571 or email: [email protected] — Bernama

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由于法国主要城市持续发生示威活动，建议马来西亚公民推迟前往法国的非必要旅行。

马来西亚驻巴黎大使馆敦促民众保持警惕，并与当地政府保持联系以获取最新消息。

在法国的马来西亚公民应确保其在使馆的联系方式是最新的，并在电子领事平台上注册。

吉隆坡，10月18日讯——鉴于马来西亚各大城市持续发生示威活动，马来西亚政府建议民众考虑推迟前往法国的非必要旅行，直到局势好转。

外交部今天发表声明称，正在密切关注事态发展，并补充说，目前还没有马来西亚人卷入或受到该事件不利影响的报告。

马来西亚驻巴黎大使馆发布公告，敦促在法马来西亚公民保持谨慎和警惕。

“虽然前往法国的旅行仍然不受限制，但建议马来西亚人考虑推迟非必要的旅行，直到情况好转，”该部表示。

声明称，大使馆与有关地方当局保持密切联系，以获取最新信息，并在必要时为马来西亚公民提供适当的援助。

马来西亚外交部（也称Wisma Putra）敦促居住在法国的马来西亚公民确保大使馆掌握他们最新的联系方式。尚未登记的马来西亚公民以及计划前往法国的马来西亚公民，被鼓励通过外交部的电子领事平台（https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my）进行登记。

如需立即获得领事援助或遇到紧急情况，马来西亚公民可联系马来西亚驻巴黎大使馆，电话：+33145531185，或拨打其非办公时间紧急求助热线：+33632446571，或发送电子邮件至：[email protected] — 马新社

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