Miri is the second largest city in Sarawak located along the coastline of the South China Sea with a population of 360,000 residents. As Malaysia’s birthplace of the oil and gas industry, Miri is a breakthrough city for great minds in the petrochemical sector; and is equally as strong in the agriculture and oleochemical sector due to the large areas of land occupied by palm oil plantations and mills.
Away from its business environment, Miri is an energetic resort city. Explore the world famous UNESCO site Mount Mulu National Park to experience the largest cave passage on Earth; head to Miri’s city centre where Marina Bay comes to life at night with food stalls and trishaw adventures, while Marina Parkcity is a haven for after-hours fun.
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For more information, contact Donny Tan (Senior Business Development Manager) on [email protected] or call +60 82242516.
Miri’s convention venues are luxury hotels which can cater for up to 2,400 delegates in a single meeting space. The venues are fully equipped with international standard facilities for business events. Miri is home to 2 international hotel & resorts chains and 4 major luxury hotels.
Most nationalities do not require visas for short social or business visits to Malaysia. Passports are usually stamped for three (3) months. Visitors must be in possession of a valid passport or travel document with a minimum validity of six (6) months beyond the period of stay.
Nationals from countries that require a visa can apply through the nearest Malaysian embassy by submitting the following documentation:
Visa applications must be made at any Malaysian Representative Office.
Applications can also be made online through the I-Visa System (Applicable for visitors from People’s Republic of China, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Bhutan, Serbia and Montenegro only).
Apply for a visa here.
The information above serves as a guide and is subject to change. For clarification, please visit https://www.imi.gov.my/portal2017/index.php/en/ for full information on visas and visa processes.
There are 60 weekly direct flights to Miri from Kuala Lumpur, 269 weekly domestic flights from other parts of Malaysia and 7 weekly direct flights from Singapore. Getting to Miri from Brunei is only accessible by car, which is a 2-hour drive from the Sungai Tujuh Miri checkpoint.
Policies and regulations are subject to change according to the current situation. For more information on travelling in today’s circumstances, please visit https://sarawakdisastermc.com/.
Miri has a selection of highly experienced DMCs and PCOs to deliver engaging conventions, exhibitions and post event experiences.
National Early Childhood Intervention Conference 2021
Network of UNESCO Chairs in Communication (ORBICOM) Conference 2021
International Congress on Impacts of Climate Change on Agriculture, Ecosystems and Human Health 2021
A great reward for any convention is a legacy that cannot be erased.
BESLegacy Reward Programme allows your convention to leave its greatest footprint for sectors, communities, economies and governance. We’re providing extra services to ensure that the government and the wider community knows what you’re doing.
For more information and to find out if your event qualifies, contact Anedia Kahar (Head of Business Development and Research) on [email protected] or call +6 082 242516.
Sarawak Convention Bureau
(Business Events Sarawak)
Level 3, Plaza Aurora, Lot 20,
Section 30, Jalan Mcdougall ,
93000 Kuching,
Sarawak, Malaysia.
