Which plug do you use in Malaysia?

Malaysia mainly uses type G. That is the familiar plug with three rectangular pins that you also see in the United Kingdom. If you travel from the Netherlands, this usually means you need an adapter to connect your devices.

Is a converter needed?

For most travellers, no. The voltage in Malaysia is close to what you are used to in the Netherlands, so modern chargers and electronics are usually simply usable. Think of your phone, laptop, camera, tablet or power bank. The main difference is therefore in the plug, not in how your device works.

To be sure, always check your charger's label. If it says 100-240V, you are usually fine.

Why a universal adapter for Malaysia is handy

Malaysia is a destination where a universal adapter offers a lot of convenience. You not only have the right connection for your trip straight away, but also an immediate solution for future holidays or business trips. Especially if you travel outside Europe more often, that is often smarter than buying separate adapters each time.

So also take a look at our collection of universal travel adapters.

Handy for a city trip, tour and longer stays

Whether you visit Kuala Lumpur, tour around Borneo or stay in Malaysia for longer, it is nice to know in advance that your Dutch plug usually does not fit directly. A travel adapter is then a small accessory that prevents a lot of inconvenience.

Buying a travel adapter for Malaysia at Remodius

For Malaysia a travel adapter is simply needed in most cases. By arranging it in advance you avoid surprises on arrival and you can be sure you can charge your most important devices straight away.

Do you want an adapter you can also use at other destinations? Then take a look at our universal travel adapters.