Struggling with PTPTN? MoHE says come talk — restructure, defer, and keep repayments on track还在为高等教育基金(PTPTN)还款而苦恼吗?高等教育部表示,欢迎前来洽谈——重组还款计划、延期还款,并确保还款按时完成。
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 — Borrowers facing difficulties settling their National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan arrears are welcomed to come forward to negotiate for...

The Ministry of Higher Education in Malaysia encourages borrowers with National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan arrears to negotiate for loan restructuring or apply for deferment due to financial constraints.
As of August 31, 2026, repayment arrears amounted to RM10.7 billion, affecting 1.16 million borrowers.
The government is committed to ensuring PTPTN's fund sustainability by improving loan management and enhancing repayment collection through strategic collaborations.
The statement responds to a parliamentary inquiry about PTPTN debt levels and borrower arrears.
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 — Borrowers facing difficulties settling their National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loan arrears are welcomed to come forward to negotiate for loan restructuring or apply for deferment according to permitted flexibilities.
The Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE), via a written reply published on the Parliament website yesterday, stated that the government is always mindful of the constraints faced by borrowers who are genuinely burdened in settling their loans.
“The total loan repayment arrears for the agency reached RM10.7 billion involving 1.16 million borrowers as of August 31, 2026,” according to the ministry.
The statement was issued in response to a question by Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun (PH-Port Dickson) regarding the latest total amount of PTPTN debt and the number of borrowers with arrears.
Various initiatives have been and will continue to be implemented to ensure the long-term fund sustainability of PTPTN’s business model, among which include strengthening loan management by improving loan terms and conditions to be more targeted towards those in need based on the agency’s capability.
“In addition, the effectiveness and efficiency of loan repayment collection will be enhanced through the implementation of enforcement and strategic cooperation with government and corporate agencies,” the ministry added. — Bernama
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马来西亚高等教育部鼓励拖欠国家高等教育基金公司 (PTPTN) 贷款的借款人与贷款机构协商贷款重组或因财务困难申请延期还款。
截至 2026 年 8 月 31 日,拖欠还款总额达 107 亿令吉,影响 116 万借款人。
政府致力于通过战略合作,改善贷款管理和加强还款催收,从而确保高等教育基金的可持续性。
该声明是对议会关于高等教育基金债务水平和借款人欠款问题的质询的回应。
吉隆坡,10 月 9 日讯—— 面临偿还国家高等教育基金公司 (PTPTN) 贷款欠款困难的借款人,欢迎前来协商贷款重组或根据允许的灵活性申请延期还款。
高等教育部昨天在议会网站上发表书面答复称,政府始终关注那些在偿还贷款方面确实面临困难的借款人所面临的限制。
据该部称,“截至2026年8月31日,该机构的贷款拖欠总额达到107亿令吉,涉及116万借款人。”
该声明是对拿督斯里阿米努丁·哈伦(希望联盟-波德申)提出的关于PTPTN最新债务总额和拖欠贷款借款人数量的问题的回应。
为确保 PTPTN 商业模式的长期资金可持续性,已经并将继续实施各种举措,其中包括根据该机构的能力,通过改进贷款条款和条件来加强贷款管理,以便更有针对性地帮助有需要的人。
该部还补充道:“此外,通过加强执法力度以及与政府和企业机构开展战略合作,将提高贷款偿还催收的有效性和效率。”——马新社
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