# Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential travel to France

> Malaysians urged to delay France trips as protests spread across Malaysia.
- Title: Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential travel to France
- Summary: Malaysians urged to delay France trips as protests spread across Malaysia. Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential travel to France until demonstrations…
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- Source: Malay Mail — https://malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2026/10/18/wisma-putra-malaysians-advised-to-postpone-non-essential-travel-to-france-amid-protests/239590
- Published: 2026-10-18T14:32:29+00:00
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- Topics: malaysian embassy, wisma putra, france, protests, non-essential travel, e-konsular, news, world
## Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential travel
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.
## Foreign Ministry statement
The Foreign Ministry said it was closely monitoring developments and added there have been no reports of Malaysians being involved or adversely affected by the situation.
## Embassy in Paris advisory
The Embassy of Malaysia in Paris has issued an advisory urging Malaysians in France to exercise caution and remain vigilant.
## Travel restrictions
While travel to France remains unrestricted, Malaysians are advised to consider postponing non-essential travel until the situation improves.
## Contact details and registration
Malaysians residing in France should ensure their contact details are up to date with the embassy and register on the e-Konsular platform.
## Emergency contacts
For immediate consular assistance, contact the Embassy in Paris at +33145531185, after-hours emergency helpline at +33632446571, or email: [email protected].
## Key takeaway

Malaysians advised to postpone non-essential travel to France until demonstrations improve in major cities.