How to register as a Voter in Malaysia?

Who is eligible to register as a voter?
- Malaysian citizens aged 21 years and above and live in any election area in Malaysia.

Why should you register?
- You should register as a voter to enable you to exercise your right to vote in an election, thereby fulfilling your responsibility as a citizen.

How and where can you register?
- At permanent Registration Centers located at the Election Commission HQ, State Election Offices or Post Offices with computer facilities. Fill Form A based on your particulars in the Identity Card, JPN KPPK 9 or JPN KPPK 11 Receipts issued by the National Registration Department.
- At Mobile Registration Units set up by the Election Commission, or registration by Asst. Registrars (from political parties) or by Asst. Registrars at government departments. Applicant to fill Form A based on particulars in the Identity Card, JPN KPPK 9 or JPN KPPK 11 Receipts issued by the National Registration Department.

Where are the Registration Centers?
- Election Commission Headquarters, Putrajaya.
- State Elections Offices.
- Selected Post Offices with computer facilities.
- Mobile Registration Units at public places.
- Shopping Malls or Supermarkets are considered public places. It is duplicating with (ir).
- District Offices.

When can you register?
- Office hours at the Election Commission Headquarters.
- Office hours at the State Elections Offices.
- Office hours at the Selected Post Offices.
- Office hours at the District Offices.
- As and when appropriate at Mobile Registration Units.
- As and when appropriate at Asst. Registrars (from political parties) temporarily appointed by Election Commission.

Can the process of registration cater for electors who have long names?
- The name of the elector must be the same as that appearing in his/her Identity Card, subject to a maximum of 60 vowels.

Can registration be done at the Post Office using Resit JPN KPPK 11 or KPPK 9 issued by the National Registration Department?
- Yes. It is acceptable.

Can the spouse of an Armed Forces personnel register as an ordinary voter?
- The spouse of an Armed Forces personnel is given the choice to register either as an ordinary voter or as a Postal Voter voter according to the Election (Registration of Electors) Regulation, 2002.

Can registration be done using the old Identity Card containing 8 digits?
- Existing Regulations allow the use of old Identity Cards containing 8 digits for registration purposes.

Can the Birth Certificate be used for registration purposes?
- No.

Can registration be done on behalf of another person (relation)?
- Not allowed. According to Election (Registration of Electors) Regulation 2002, a person wishing to register as a voter must appear in person.

For me, if you complain or dissatisfied about political parties planning and not done their jobs well, and you didn't register as a voter this won't change your country that you wanted. Each vote is very useful might change your country. Register as a voter or vote during election didn't used a lot of time because register as a voter in post office used about 30 minutes and vote during election used 1-2 hours only. Use about 3 hours to change your future and your children.

Use your 1 vote for cancel racism issue,
Use your 1 vote for justice to Malaysian,
Use your 1 vote for transparency in the management,
Use your 1 vote for prevent corruption.

If you are not willing to save your country. Who else can help your country?

To checking electoral roll Click Here, just need to type your Identity Card(IC) number to check.