Renew Malaysian Driving License Online

Posted on June 8th, 2009

Driving License Renewal Online

Here’s the scenario, you have a Malaysian driving license and you are a busy person. One fine day, you decided to look at your license, and it is going to expire soon. It’s time to get it renewed.

Should you go to the post office, J.P.J. office or asked a friend to help you to renew the license?

None of the above…

Malaysia is slowly but surely moving with the times. Some of the government services can be done through the internet. License renewal for example. There is a portal call MyEG where you can renew your driving license online. You can find them at http://www.myeg.com.my/.

You may have seen their ads on TV or the signboards along the Federal Highway. They were using Maya Karin as their spoke person once.

Surprisingly, some people do not know such service existed. Nonetheless, here are some Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) about MyEG services.

1) Do I need to register with MyEG for Driving License Renewal?
No. All you have to do is click on the Driving License Renewal link on the top right at the web site.

2) When is the effective date of my renewed license once I renew the license online?
Your renewed license will be effective according to the expiry date as stated on your current license.

3) What vehicles classes does MyEG offer for the License Renewal?
The common classes the portal process are D Class (for car) and B Classes (motorcycles). They also offer all Vehicle Classes Renewal from JPJ.

4) If I own a Probation Driving License. Can I renew my driving license at MyEG?
For PDL holders, the license must be referred back to JPJ. MyEG only caters the renewal of Driving License services.

5) Can I apply for International License with MyEG Services?
International Licenses can only be renewed with JPJ. You have to proceed to your nearest JPJ Office for this renewal process.

6) How do I get the renewal slip?
There are 3 methods in obtaining the renewal slip:

7) How long does it take to get the renewal slip if I choose the Delivery method?
The Renewal Slip will be delivered to your address within 5 working days.

8) How do I make payment for the online Driving License Renewal with MyEG?

  • Credit Card
  • FPX (Direct deduction from your bank account)
  • E-Cash accounts (Driving Institutes only)

9) What is the longest renewal period I can do with MyEG Services?
The maximum renewal period to renew your license is 5 years.

10) Do I have to submit any photographs to renew the license online?
No. MyEG do not require any photographs to be accompanied when you do your driving license renewal. The slip produced will be the same as you can obtain from the Post Office.

11) I tried to renew my license today because my license has expired today, but I can’t proceed for the renewal. Why?
It is recommended for you to renew before or after the expiry date but NOT on your expiry date. This is because JPJ updates all expired licenses daily and your request will be rejected for renewal.

12) I haven’t renewed my license for 4 years and I plan to renew my license with MyEG Services. Can I proceed with the renewal?
If you have not renewed your license for more than 3 years, you need to re-apply your license at J.P.J.

I hope this blog post will be useful if you are planning to renew your driving license online.

‘Written by Will Yap

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45 Comments • Posted in Renew License

Comments

  1. shobanasymon

    I am living in Australia.I am holding Malaysian p license valid until 22nd November.

    Is it possible to renew my license to full licence before the expiry date because with Malaysian full license i can drive in Australia. Could you please advise regarding this matter. Thank you.

    • admin

      Dear Shobanasymon,

      You have to wait til 22nd November before you can convert your “P” to C.D.L. (Competent Driver’s License). You have to send your “P” license back to Malaysia to get it converted.

      Ask your family member, friend or runner to help you with the conversion.

      ‘Cikgu Yap

  2. Fifi

    I want to change my P to C.D.L, but the date of expiry is on 19Sept which fall on saturday and the rest of the day are RAYA. How can I go to change to C.D.L?? And how much for 1 year renew at JPJ?

    • admin

      Dear Fifi,

      Enjoy the Raya break first. You can change your C.D.L. after Raya. A runner, driving school or you yourself can go to J.P.J. office.

      For Cars, the renewal is RM30 for 1 year.

      ‘Cikgu Yap

  3. dinesh

    I’m owning a ‘P’ license which is already expired.Is there any deadline to change to full license?I heard it’s 1 year.

    • admin

      Dear Dinesh,

      You have 1 year after your “P” expired to change into C.D.L.

      ‘Cikgu Yap

      • chew

        I have came across this “1 year grace period” in the jpj.gov.my website, but it doesn’t state whether we are allowed to drive.

        • Cikgu Yap

          Dear Chew,

          I am unable to comprehend your statement ” 1 year grace period”. What actually does it refer to?

  4. Azlin

    Hi,
    Regarding about license, I’ve renew my license from the post office. Must you require to bring the original expired copy along that has the picture with the renew slip or would the renewed slip would be good enough when travelling(driving)? Cause I believe I have not been able to find my original copy and I am only holding the renewed slip.
    What would I do if I need it? Go back to JPJ and request a new one?
    Please reply anyone. Thanks

    • admin

      Dear Azlin,

      The copy with a photo is your original license. Having only the renewal slip isn’t good enough!

      If you can’t locate it, contact me again for further advice.

      ‘Cikgu Yap

  5. May

    Hi Cikgu Yap,

    My license expired last year, my citizen now has changed to singaporean. Can i still renew it via online?

  6. May

    Thanks. I managed to retrieve my license information. I think should be able to renew the license with my msia ic….

    • Sky

      Hello there,

      I have a Malaysian driving license with my picture on it (the original driving license) from 2001 -2003. My “P” License was from 1999-2001. After 2003, i have a renewal from the post office which of providing me with a renewal slip from year 2003-2008, and recently a second renewal slip which runs from year 2008 to 2013.

      However, is that possible to get a new photo ID driving license for the current running period? This is because i am taking my driving license in Australia now, and they need proof of the past photo ID license together with the renewal slips and also a current photo ID license to show that i have been driving for more then 7 years. This is so when i pass my Australia’s driving test, i would not need to go through the “P” phase in Australia thus getting the full license straight away. Should i just go to JPJ to get a new current photo ID license ? Thanks in advance. /cheers

      • admin

        Dear Sky,

        You should now be holding C.D.L. license for year 2001 – 2003.

        2003 – 2008 you have a renewal slip (5 years). You also have a renewed slip for 2008 – 2013.

        You could go to J.P.J. office to get a new license / new photo for your license 2008 – 2013.

        This would help certify the number of years you have been driving.

        Cikgu Yap

  7. Sagar

    Hi, I’m at present working in one of the Gulf countries & i’d just like to know which’s actually the license number as this translator I’m using t get my license translated into arabic claims otherwise than the one I believe is. Thanks for your reply in advance.

    • admin

      Dear Sagar,

      My suggestion is that you include both (one in bracket) for the authorities perusal.

      ‘Cikgu Yap

  8. shilpa

    Hi, I was staying in Malaysia till August 2009 and now shifted to France, I have a Malaysian License which is expired in September 2009. Can I renew it and if yes, what is the procedure? what documents are needed?

    • admin

      Dear Silpa,

      You can try using the http://www.myeg.com portal to renew your license online. You can check with them if they’ll send to oversea.

      If not, get them send to your family or relative’s house in Malaysia and ask them to post it to you.

      ‘Will Yap

      • shilpa

        Thanks for the reply. I just wanted to know that can I renew the license evenif I don’t have Malaysian Visa? Do I need to send my original license? and in the above website what should I put in category?

        • admin

          Dear Shilpa,

          I think you can renew the license even if you don’t have Malaysian Visa. You do not need to send your original license. If you’re a Malaysian, select the Citizen of Malaysia category. If you are facing problems with MyEG, please contact their support staff.

          ‘Will Yap

          • Shilpa

            Thanks for your prompt reply. I am basically Indian Citizen and i stayed in Malaysia for 5 Years and now i moved to France..My question is whether its possible to renew the license if i am not malaysian citizen..Is there anyway i can call you to discuss further

            • admin

              Dear Shilpa,

              Have you tried using the MyEG portal to renew your Malaysian license? Are you facing any problems with it?

              ‘Will Yap

  9. KY

    Dear Cikgu Yap,

    My license has expired for around 4 years. If i have to reapply to JPJ, what are the procedures and what do I need to do?
    Do I need to resit the tests?

    Any advice will be appreciated. Thank you :-)

    • Cikgu Yap

      Dear KY,

      Your license has become null and void. Go to Putrajaya to see J.P.J. officials there. You have to resit practical tests – Part II (Parking / Slope) and Part III (Road Test).

      You will be given 60 days to sit for the above special test. Get a driving school or institute to assist you.

      • KY

        thank you very much for your reply. i shall get to that immediately!

  10. kelvin devassy

    Im not sure if i renewed my license or not…though im pretty sure i did… how and where can i check?

  11. James

    Dear Cikgu Yap,

    I know this is an old post but I hope you can help me.
    I’m a citizen and have a Malaysian license which I believe (I’m not sure the copy I have is the latest) might have expired for almost 4 years.
    I have been in the US for the last 10 years and still is. I can’t recall if I did renew or not after that expiration, is there any way to find out?

    If it is in fact expired for 3.5 years, is there any way I can avoid starting the whole process all over again? I mean like proving that I was out of the country or something. If not, would it be possible to use my US license to apply for a new Malaysian one?

    Thanks!
    James

    • Cikgu Yap

      Dear James,

      Forget all about your Malaysian license. It’s beyond redemption. Get your US license certified by the issuing authority. Next, go to any J.P.J. office, preferably in Putrajaya to get it converted to Malaysian licence.

      Bring along, your identification papers, 1 colour photo and the original US license.

      • James

        Thanks for the helpful advice!
        Have a great day.

        James

  12. shiiweii

    Hi, I am a Malaysian holding Malaysia driving license. However, as I am working in Singapore, I will need to get a Singapore driving license to drive in Singapore. Would like to check with you if I need to surrender my Msia driving license to get the Singapore driving license? If yes, then can I drive a Msia registered vehicle in Msia using a Singapore driving license?

    thanks….

    • Cikgu Yap

      A Malaysian holding a C.D.L. can apply for a Singapore driving license. You can get a certified copy of your Malaysian license in any state J.P.J. office for a sum of RM10.

      The above can only be submitted to Singapore authorities to get a Singapore license. Under Seksyen 29 (b) APJ ‘87, the Malaysian license will then become null and void.

      A Singapore driving license can be used to drive a Malaysian registered vehicle in Malaysia.

  13. sniffytuna

    Hi there. What if my sister loses her license does she have to report it to the cops and can she renew it through the MyEg service still?

    • Cikgu Yap

      No police report needed. Duplicate “L” issued at JPJ office only.

  14. augustine

    Hi, my P license has already expired for almost 2 years which i did not change to C.D.L license. Is it possible for me to change to C.D.L license?any possible way? thanks

    • Cikgu Yap

      Please take note “P” must be changed into C.D.L. not later than 1 year. In your case, your “P” has crossed the 1 year limit allowed. Please contact J.P.J. in Putrajaya for further advice.

  15. augustine

    can i go back to my driving agency for help?

    • Cikgu Yap

      As advised, go to J.P.J. in Putrajaya. Your driving school cannot help you.

  16. augustine

    can i give them a call? because putrajaya is kinda far for me

    • Cikgu Yap

      I symphatise with your problem. You could also engage a third party to help solve your problem. But find a reliable one.

      Regards “calls”, all official complaints are supposed to be in “black and white”.

      You could also use correspondence. But this would take too much time. So, this method is not to be recommended.

      I have recommended 3 – 4 ways which you could solve your predicament. It’s up to you to choose the one which suits your the best.

  17. Aaron Thorn

    Need some help here, i was a student abroad (Australia) for 4 years and i manage to obtain my Australian license, but im a Malaysian citizen and now im back at Malaysia working full time, and i don’t have a Malaysian driving license, is it possible to convert my Australian license to Malaysian license? If so, how can i? any ideas? much appreciated

    thank you.

    • Cikgu Yap

      Certainly. Australian licenses can be converted into Malaysian domestic licenses.

      Counter 12 or 13 of J.P.J. Selangor in Kampung Jawa, Klang, for instance, caters for such conversion. Other counters throughout the country should likewise have such similar counters too.

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