Dear Valued Customers,
All foreign workers/maids will need to undergo compulsory FOMEMA medical examination and additional check-up effective 1st January 2018.
FOMEMA is now required on the 5th, 7th and 9th year of renewal until the foreign worker returns home. Similarly for maids, FOMEMA is required on alternate years starting from the 5th year onwards as long as they remain employed in Malaysia.
Click here (FAQ PLKS/FAQ Maid)
DISCONTINUATION OF CDL RENEWAL SLIP TRANSACTION
Dear Valued Customers,
The current laminated CDL renewal slip has ceased to be in service effective 1st January 2018. We look forward to serve you with the enhanced and improved version of Malaysia Driving License (LMM - Lesen Memandu Malaysia) soon.
ZAKAT : ZAKAT MELAKA (ZM)
Now you can pay your zakat to ZAKAT MELAKA (ZM) through our web portal.
SECURITY NOTICE: PHISHING AND MALWARE ALERT
Please be aware of any email claiming to be from MyEG Services requesting for personal and account details including your email username and password. Please be informed that we will never ask customers to reveal and update personal details via email. In the event of such email being received, please do not reply or click any links. Forward to us immediately at itsec@myeg.com.my or call MYEG Helpdesk at 0378018888.
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Facilitates comprehensive and speedy online transfer of vehicle (Car) ownership from selling party directly to eventual buyer. Click here.
ZAKAT ASSESSMENT & PAYMENT SERVICE
Assessment and payment of zakat on personal income, savings, shares, EPF, gold and zakat on business (company) at MyEG portal. All zakat payments are income tax exempted (rebate) for individual and company on the current year.
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DBKL Compound Discount
DBKL is offering a special rate for traffic offender’s compound effective 1 September 2018.
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Security Notice: PHISHING AND MALWARE
Phishing (pronounced "fishing") is an electronic scam that attempts to obtain confidential personal or financial information from its target. It takes the form of a fake e-mail, which appears to be from a financial institution or service provider. The message usually includes the company name, logo and a link to a website which instructs you to update your information by providing your account details or personal information with a dire warning if action isn't taken. A phisher can then use your personal information to commit fraud.
In order to avoid becoming a victim of a phishing scam, you need to know what to look for.
Sample: Phising Email
- In a typical phishing case, you will receive an e-mail that appears to come from a reputable company such as your financial institution, government agency, or a credit card company.
- While some e-mails are easily identified as fraudulent, others may appear to come from a legitimate address and trusted online source. Do not rely on the name or e-mail address in the "from" field, as this is easily forged.
- The message will describe an urgent reason you must "verify" or "re-submit" personal or confidential information by clicking on a link embedded in the message.
- Once inside the fraudulent website, you may be asked to provide IC/Passport numbers, account numbers, passwords, or other information used to verify your identity such as mother's maiden name or place of birth.
- Fraudulent e-mail may also include links and/or attachments that contain computer viruses and/or keystroke loggers and should not be clicked on or opened.
- Other typical phishing scams include fake job offers, surveys, bogus prize awards, gift certificate offers, or money laundering schemes.
Malware generally refers to any program that intentionally harms your computer and is typically installed without your consent. Malware can get into your computer by doing something as innocuous as clicking on an ad, going to a website or even unknowingly downloading a document. The malware "industry" has blossomed so much that some malware actually poses as anti-malware software.
Your best defense is to keep your browser, operating system, and applications up to date, and to run updated anti-malware software.
Reporting Identity Theft and Phishing
MyEG Services will never ask you to confirm your account number, PIN, password or any other personal information via e-mail. If you are concerned that you have received fraudulent e-mail, disclosed confidential information or have questions about online security, please contact the MyEG Helpdesk at 03-78018888 or email us at 
