How To Renew Roadtax Online with JPJ & BJAK

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Introduction

Let’s be honest — nobody enjoys lining up at JPJ just to get that tiny roadtax slip renewed. The good news is, you don’t need to anymore. These days, you can renew roadtax online in just a few clicks through JPJ or BJAK, all without leaving home.

Here’s how it works and which option actually makes more sense for you.

Option 1: Renew Roadtax Through JPJ (or MyJPJ App)

If you prefer sticking with JPJ, you can do everything directly through their portal or the MyJPJ app.
Just log in, check your vehicle details, confirm your active insurance, make payment — and boom, your digital roadtax appears instantly in the app.

It’s free too, which is great. The catch? You’ll need to make sure your car insurance is already active, because JPJ won’t let you renew if your policy has expired or there’s a data mismatch.

Also, you only get the digital version, no physical copy. So if you still need a printed sticker (for example, for fleet or commercial vehicles), this might not work for you.

Option 2: Renew Roadtax Through BJAK

Now here’s where BJAK comes in clutch. With BJAK, you can renew both insurance and roadtax at the same time.

You just key in your car plate number, compare insurance quotes instantly, choose your plan, pay, and BJAK will handle the rest — including your roadtax renewal. If you want a physical copy, they’ll deliver it right to your doorstep (delivery fee applies, but super convenient).

Plus, you’ll get your policy link instantly via email or WhatsApp, so you can verify everything’s active before you even drive.

Which One’s Better?

If you already have valid insurance and don’t care about getting a physical sticker, the JPJ/MyJPJ route works fine — it’s free and quick.
But if you want to save time, BJAK is the more practical choice since you can settle both insurance and roadtax in one go without hopping between apps or worrying about data errors.