Self Contribution

Securing Retirement With Self Contribution

The option for independent income earners

Last updated : 05 Nov 2019    

The EPF contribution is not limited to those required under the EPF Act 1991. Voluntary participation of those who are not covered under the EPF Act is strongly encouraged. Furthermore, it is an advantage to have savings set aside for your future retirement.

Who Can Make Self Contribution

 

Domestic helpers

Working in a residential home and employed by a private individual

Sole proprietors/Business partners/Retired workers

Who do not receive wages or not defined as employers or employees in the EPF Act 1991

Leaving the country withdrawal scheme

Employees who have withdrawn all savings using this scheme and have returned and are currently working in Malaysia

*Foreign domestic helpers may contribute using the KWSP 16B form.

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Requirements

Malaysian citizen

Registered EPF member

What You Need

 

• Self-Contribution Payment Form - KWSP 6A(1)

• Payment through internet banking, cash, bank draft or cheque.

Payment Methods and Channels

Internet Banking	Bank Agent Counters	EPF Counters
Online transfer Maybank Public Bank CIMB Kuwait Finance House RHB Bank	Cash/cheque BSN Maybank Public Bank RHB Bank	Cash (RM500 maximum)/cheque at all EPF counters in state capital including KWSP Muar

*Up to 14 working days may be needed before contribution is reflected in your statement.
**We do not encourage members to make cash payment at the EPF counter especially for large amounts.

Payment Limit

Minimum (RM only)

No limit

Maximum (RM only)

RM60,000 yearly for all Voluntary Contribution
(Self Contribution, i-Saraan, i-Suri, Top-up Savings Contribution  - effective January 2013)

•   IMPORTANT REMINDER
  • Payments must be made to KUMPULAN WANG SIMPANAN PEKERJA.
  • Member reference number and the month of the contribution must be recorded on the back if payment is made by cheque, money order or bank draft.

   

  Download Form 6A(1) Form

•   FAQ