Renew Roadtax for Someone Else — Documents & Requirements
Nabil Farhan· · 1 min readTable of contents
Introduction
Sometimes you need to assist a family member, friend, or staff to renew roadtax for someone else. The process differs from renewing your own roadtax. BJAK makes it simple, but you must ensure all required documents and conditions are complete.
1. Essential Documents for Third-Party Roadtax Renewal
To renew roadtax for another person, usually you need:
- Copy of the vehicle owner’s ID (IC)
- Copy of your own ID (applicant/representative)
- Active insurance for the vehicle
- Letter of authorization or power of attorney if required (depending on vehicle type and insurer)
BJAK allows uploading all documents online — no need for physical paperwork.
2. Important Requirements
- Insurance must be active and valid
- Vehicle must have no outstanding fines or JPJ restrictions
- All owner details must be accurate, including phone number and email
If there are any issues with the documents or vehicle information, BJAK’s system notifies you immediately for corrections.
3. Step-by-Step Process Using BJAK
- Log in to BJAK → select “Renew for someone else”
- Enter the vehicle registration number & upload required documents
- Choose insurance → pay online
- Receive e-roadtax or physical sticker
The process usually takes just a few minutes if all documents are complete.
4. Benefits of Using BJAK
- All steps can be completed online, no JPJ visit required
- Insurance policy sent directly to WhatsApp/email
- Suitable for cars, motorcycles, or hire-purchase vehicles
BJAK also checks for technical or JPJ-related issues before payment, reducing the risk of failed renewals.
Conclusion:
Now you can help family or friends renew roadtax for someone else without stress. Ensure all documents are complete and follow BJAK’s requirements, and the platform handles the process quickly. BJAK makes third-party renewals simple, fast, and safe.
Frequently asked questions
Can I renew roadtax for someone else in Malaysia?
Yes. You can renew another person’s roadtax as long as you have the owner’s permission and the required documents (owner’s IC copy, your IC copy, and valid insurance).
What documents do I need to renew roadtax for another person?
Typically you’ll need:
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Copy of the vehicle owner’s IC
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Copy of your own IC (as the applicant/representative)
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Active motor insurance policy for the vehicle
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Letter of authorization (if required by the insurer or for certain vehicle types)
Do I need a letter of authorization to renew someone else’s roadtax?
It depends. Some insurers or vehicle types (e.g., company vehicles or hire-purchase) may require a simple authorization letter. BJAK will prompt you if it’s needed during the upload step.
Can I renew third-party roadtax online without visiting JPJ?
Yes. With BJAK, the entire process is online: upload documents, choose insurance, pay, and receive your e-roadtax or sticker—no JPJ counter visit required.
What if the vehicle has outstanding summons or JPJ restrictions?
The renewal cannot proceed until outstanding fines or restrictions are cleared. BJAK’s system will flag these issues before payment so you can resolve them first.
How long does it take to renew roadtax for someone else via BJAK?
If all documents are correct and there are no system flags, the process takes just a few minutes from upload to payment confirmation.
