Many drivers have faced this — your roadtax sticker goes missing, peels off, or gets wet until it’s unreadable. Don’t panic. You can easily replace it as long as your vehicle details are still active in the JPJ system.
Here’s a simple, legitimate guide to getting a new car roadtax sticker without any hassle.
1. Verify Your Roadtax Status
Before applying for a replacement, check whether:
- Your roadtax is still active
- There are no outstanding JPJ or PDRM summonses
- Your insurance policy is still valid
The easiest way to check — open the MyJPJ app or visit Bjak’s website, enter your plate number, and view the latest status instantly.
2. Documents Required to Replace Roadtax
Prepare the following documents:
- Owner’s IC (identification card)
- Active insurance cover note
- Copy of the vehicle grant or digital version from MyJPJ
- Loss confirmation letter (only if requested for certain cases)
Tip: If you renewed through Bjak, most of these details are already available in the system — so you won’t need to fill them in manually.
3. How to Replace Your Roadtax
Option 1 – JPJ / MyJPJ
- Visit your nearest JPJ branch or use MyJPJ to download the digital roadtax version.
- No extra charges for digital roadtax.
Option 2 – Bjak (Online Replacement)
If you renewed your insurance + roadtax with Bjak:
- Log in to your Bjak account
- Select “Reprint Roadtax”
- Pay the delivery fee (around RM10)
- Receive your new physical roadtax via post within 3–5 days
4. Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Don’t reuse or re-stick your damaged roadtax — it’s considered invalid.
- Make sure the details on your new sticker match JPJ records.
- Always keep a digital copy in MyJPJ as backup.
Conclusion
If your roadtax is lost, don’t wait until you get fined. The replacement process is now much simpler — you can do it online or directly at JPJ.
If you renew through Bjak, both your insurance and roadtax renewal can be completed together — fast, legitimate, and fully secure.
Read More:
Guide to Car RoadTax: What is Required
