Renewing your roadtax in Malaysia is now easier and faster than ever. With multiple digital platforms available, you can complete the process from the comfort of your home—sometimes in just minutes.
But how long does it actually take? Here’s a clear guide based on the method and platform you choose.
Why Go Online?
Comparison: Time Required by Platform
What Might Delay the Process?
Even when using online platforms, delays can happen due to:
- Insurance not yet renewed or synced in JPJ system
- Incorrect vehicle or owner details
- NCD (No Claim Discount) issues
- Public holidays or weekends affecting delivery
- Pending insurer approval, especially if policy recently expired or changed
Digital vs Physical Roadtax – Which is Faster?
Final Thoughts
If you want the fastest and most cost-effective method, digital roadtax via MyJPJ is your best bet—immediate and paperless.
However, if you still prefer having a physical sticker, platforms like Bjak and MyEG are convenient and user-friendly—just expect a few days for delivery.To avoid delays, make sure your car insurance is renewed first. For a smooth process, Bjak also offers combined insurance and roadtax renewal in a single, easy step.
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