You can now renew your Malaysian driving license online without having to take time off work to visit a Road Transport Service (JPJ) counter. If you meet the relevant requirements, you can renew online via the MySIKAP portal on your computer or mobile phone, pay electronically, and continue using your e-license in the MyJPJ app….
Filing your first income tax return can feel intimidating, especially when you’re unfamiliar with tax terms, online forms, and government portals. Many first-time taxpayers worry that they’ll enter the wrong information, pay more tax than necessary, or accidentally miss an important deadline. The encouraging news is that Malaysia’s Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) has streamlined the…
Keeping track of your Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) savings is one of the easiest ways to stay informed about your retirement progress. Whether you’ve recently started your first job, changed employers, or simply want to confirm that your monthly contributions have been credited correctly, the KWSP i-Akaun app allows you to check your account balance…
Now that more and more Malaysian government services are using a uniform, secure login system, MyDigitalID verification has become essential. With MyDigitalID, you can verify your identity on government portals and mobile apps without needing a separate username and password for each agency. This technology confirms your identity based on government data, without requiring you…
If you’re new to commuting in the Klang Valley, you might have heard the saying, “Just get the My50 pass—it pays for itself.” Although frequent riders may have known that, many new riders have no idea what the pass entails. Others see it as a way to add funds to a stored value account, while…
If you search Google for “Malaysian school holidays,” you will likely encounter confusing information. Various websites often provide conflicting dates; some calendars fail to list state-specific holidays, while others conflate official public holidays with school holidays without making a clear distinction. This can be highly inconvenient for parents, students, teachers, and even employers planning their…
If you logged into your KWSP (EPF) i-Akaun recently after not checking it for a while, you may have noticed something different. Instead of seeing your retirement savings divided into two sections, you now see three: Akaun Persaraan (Retirement Account), Akaun Sejahtera (Wellbeing Account), and Akaun Fleksibel (Flexible Account). For many members, this change created…