Malaysia

JPJ suspends online change of vehicle ownership effective today, says DG

The measure was taken following several official and social media complaints about incidents where vehicle ownership was changed without the knowledge of their registered owners.

Updated 4 months ago · Published on 25 May 2026 10:39AM

JPJ suspends online change of vehicle ownership effective today, says DG
All vehicle ownership change matters for individual ownership and private company ownership must be conducted through RTD counters - May 25, 2026

THE Road Transport Department (JPJ) has announced the suspension of the online service for change of vehicle ownership effective Monday (May 25), encompassing all digital channels, including the public portal, kiosks, JPJ business partners MyEG and eAuto Sdn Bhd.

JPJ director-general Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli said the immediate control measure was taken following several official and social media complaints about incidents where vehicle ownership was changed without the knowledge of their registered owners.

“JPJ views the matter seriously, especially those involving maintenance and the safety record of vehicles registered in the department’s system.

“As such, beginning today, all vehicle ownership change matters for individual ownership and private company ownership must be conducted through JPJ counters,” he said as reported by Bernama.

For individual ownership, the transaction can be completed on the same day at state JPJ offices and branch offices, while for the private company category, the confirmation process and approval will take five to seven working days from the date of complete document submission.

Meanwhile, for the eAuto service provider channel, Aedy Fadly said that only transactions under the Temporary Ownership Transfer System (STMS) are still operating as usual.

However, the permanent ownership transfer system through the eSerahan Tukar Milik (eSTM) system has been suspended, and any parties, including used car companies wishing to carry out such transactions, must submit their applications at state RTD offices or branch offices. – May 25, 2026

Related News

Malaysia / 5d

Budget 2027: Automatic EPF registration as early as age 18

Malaysia / 1w

MYEG did not remit RM314m in govt revenue since May – Loke

Malaysia / 1w

JPJ suspends MYEG and Zetrix as collection agents starting Monday

Malaysia / 2w

More needs to be done to curb online scams, says former finance minister

Food / 3mth

Tealive and Dutch Lady bring café-inspired RTD dairy beverages to Malaysians

Events / 4mth

Tealive and Dutch Lady unveil new RTD dairy milk teas 

Spotlight

Malaysia

Man kidnapped, tortured, and killed following misunderstanding

Malaysia

'I will never forget taxi drivers who backed me in my hardest times' - PM Anwar

Malaysia

Najib fails to secure stay of 15-year jail term, RM11.38b fine in 1MDB case

Malaysia

Ivana Smit’s mother considers Federal Court appeal after RM1.1m award overturned

Education

Schools in Negeri Sembilan, Melaka to reopen tomorrow as haze conditions improve

Malaysia

Zara Qairina inquest: Investigating officer says final findings showed no suspicious circumstances

Malaysia

Man jailed 8½ years for abusing three-year-old boy, forcing the child to eat faeces

World

Pope Leo XIV diagnosed with lung cancer after successful surgery

Malaysia

More than 3,000 Myanmar refugees set for repatriation after Malaysia secures breakthrough

You may be interested

Malaysia

No witnesses, CCTV or overnight patrols at hostel where Zara Qairina was found unconscious

Malaysia

Ten per cent of Malaysian jobs face AI-related automation risks - Economy Minister

Malaysia

Malaysia positions dispute resolution as key to attracting investment, delivering major projects

Malaysia

Three teenagers injured by electric shock during temple procession in Alor Setar

Malaysia

Govt challenges US excess-capacity concerns as 100% chip tariff threat looms

Malaysia

Elderly woman loses RM202k after ‘monk’ promises her winning numbers

Malaysia

PN loses bid to suspend RoS freeze, to face Oct 22 court hearing

Malaysia

Govt to push ASEAN for stronger action on transboundary haze as schools shut across four states