KLIA Check-in Guides
Check-in is usually the first procedure for a passenger when arriving at
Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA),
as airline regulations require passengers to check in by certain times prior to
the departure of a flight.
To help you make the best use of your time, KLIA offer various services to check
you in and let you be on your way to your destination.
Advance Check-In
You are encouraged to check-in your baggage in advance. You may do so as early
as eight hours ahead of your scheduled time of departure to avoid peak check-in
queues. In doing so, you may be able to enjoy a better seat selection as well.
Return Check-In
With this service, boarding passes for both departure and return flights within
Malaysia can be issued together when you check-in for your departing flight. You
need not check-in again for your return flight. However, do take note that this
service is only applicable when:
- both flights are on the same calendar day
- your return flight has been confirmed
- you have no baggage to check-in on your return flight
One-Shot Check-In
If your journey involves transfers at multiple airports, then opt for this
service. You only need to check in once to your final destination and rest
assured, your checked-in luggage will be transferred automatically. To enjoy
this service, your onward connecting flights must be: - confirmed and be on the
same calendar day - a minimum of two hours connecting time
Telephone Check-In
Passengers departing from KLIA,
klia2 and Kota Kinabalu Airports can use this service for faster check in.
This service is only applicable for passengers traveling without baggage on
flights within Malaysia and between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
No Baggage Check-In
Passengers at KLIA, klia2 and
Kota Kinabalu Airports can use this counter for faster check in service. This
service is for travelers without baggage on flights within Malaysia and between
Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
Self Check-in
The Common Use Self Service (CUSS) at
klia2 allows more than one
self-service check-in application to share the physical box, similar to using
different bank cards in any Auto Teller Machine (ATM). What differentiate the
CUSS kiosk and airline dedicated kiosk is the latter is designed to handle a
specific airline s tickets only, while CUSS terminal can handle those of several
airlines.
Immigration Control
Make sure you have all the necessary travel documents when you go through
Immigration Control. Please ensure that your passport is valid for the duration
of your trip. Take note that some country will only allow you to entry if your
passport is valid for at least six months. Visa, transit and entry requirements
differ from country to country and can be changed with little or no prior
notice. If you're not sure, please contact the airlines, embassy or consulate of
the specific country you will be visiting to obtain the most up-to-date
information.
For more information on immigration control / travel documents, visit:
https://passport.my
undo KLIA Passenger Guides