About Age 55 Withdrawal​ Upon reaching age 55, the contributions made to your Akaun Persaraan and Akaun Sejahtera will be consolidated into Akaun 55. You can withdraw all or part of the savings from this account at any time.

EPF members are allowed to withdraw a maximum amount of RM10,000 and a minimum of RM50. They have to withdraw from the savings balance in their Account 2 before accessing the savings in Account 1. EPF mmembers can mafe the withdrawal at https://pengeluarankhas.kwsp.gov.my/ through the i-Account starting 1 April.

Leaving the Country Members who have given up your Malaysian citizenship to migrate to another country, expatriates, Permanent Residents (PR) or foreign workers returning to your home country can choose to withdraw all of your EPF savings.

Step 1: Visit pengeluarankhas.kwsp.gov.my or the i-Akaun mobile app and click on MOHON SEKARANG to begin your application process. Step 2: Fill in your IC number under Nombor MyKad/MyPR and your phone number under Nombor Telefon Bimbit.

How To Withdraw Money From Epf Account 1 Log in to the EPF member's “i-Akaun” account. Click the “kwsp Withdrawal” section and click on the “e-Pengeluaran” section. Then, select the type of withdrawal, which is “Full Withdrawal age 55 account 1”. Next, submit a kwsp full withdrawal application online.

Mentioned below are the fundamental EPF withdrawals rules in 2024: Withdrawal Limits: ing to the updated regulations, PF account holders can withdraw an amount equivalent to three months of their basic salary plus dearness allowance or 75% of the net balance in their EPF account, opting for the lower of the two.

If you hold an Aadhaar Card, you will have to submit a Composite Claim Form (Aadhaar) directly to the EPFO office without the attestation of claim from your employer. You will have to attach a cancelled cheque with the form and your entire PF balance amount could be sent to your bank account.