Budi Diesel subsidy eligibility now transferable to non-family users, says Anwar

The Malaysian government has extended the BUDI Madani Diesel eligibility transfer facility, enabling registered private diesel vehicle owners to transfer their monthly subsidized diesel eligibility to any eligible individual, effective immediately.

Previously, only immediate family members were eligible for transfers.

This move addresses concerns, particularly in Sabah and Sarawak, and raises the monthly subsidized diesel limit for certain vehicles to 400 litres.

Registered owners can transfer eligibility up to three times, subject to application approval, without affecting vehicle ownership.

Applications can be submitted via the BUDI Madani portal or at Inland Revenue Board offices.

KUCHING, Sept 17 — The government has agreed to expand the BUDI Madani Diesel (BUDI Diesel) eligibility transfer facility, allowing registered owners of private diesel vehicles to transfer their eligibility to any eligible actual user, effective immediately.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said previously, the transfer of eligibility was restricted to immediate family members.

“Although we announced BUDI95 (BUDI Madani RON95) at 300 litres per month on the eve of National Day on August 31, pickup and jeep owners — an issue prevalent in Sabah and Sarawak — were still voicing their grievances, so we raised the subsidised diesel limit to 400 litres per month.

“But this is the meaning of democracy — we listen. There were still some concerns, and ministers from Sabah and Sarawak raised these concerns, so in addition to last month’s announcement, the government has agreed to improve BUDI Diesel,” he said at the national-level Malaysia Day 2026 celebrations at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK) here last night.

In addition, Anwar said registered owners of more than one private diesel vehicle were allowed to transfer the monthly BUDI Diesel eligibility of those vehicles to a maximum of three other vehicles.

According to the Prime Minister, the transfer of monthly eligibility under the BUDI Diesel initiative is subject to an appeal application.

The celebration, themed ‘Malaysia Madani: Kesejahteraan Dinikmati’, was also attended by the Yang Dipertua Negeri of Sarawak, Tun Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar. Also present were Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, and Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor.

Meanwhile, the Finance Ministry (MOF) said in a statement that approved recipients would receive their own monthly eligibility to purchase subsidised RON95, subsidised diesel, or a combination of both.

However, the transfer of eligibility does not involve any change in vehicle ownership.

“Registered owners can transfer their eligibility to any Malaysian citizen holding a valid MyKad who is eligible for BUDI95 and is the actual user of the designated vehicle.

“Once the application is approved, the recipient can use their MyKad to purchase subsidised diesel based on the diesel vehicle assigned to them,” the statement read.

MOF said registered owners with more than one private diesel vehicle could transfer the monthly eligibility of those vehicles to a maximum of three other individuals, subject to the total number of registered diesel vehicles.

At the same time, registered owners will retain the monthly eligibility for any private diesel vehicles that have not been transferred, for their own use.

“For example, if Mr Alias owns four private diesel vehicles, he can transfer the monthly eligibility of those vehicles to the actual users, such as his wife, child, and employee. Mr Alias and the three individuals will each receive their respective monthly eligibility based on the type of vehicle used.

“For eligible private diesel jeeps or pickup trucks, Mr Alias, as the registered owner, must apply for an additional 100 litres per month, subject to specified conditions, before an application to transfer eligibility can be made,” MOF added.

In situations where an owner transfers all three diesel vehicles owned, MOF said the registered owner will only be eligible for the BUDI95 subsidy.

“For each eligible vehicle, the transfer is only allowed once. Once approved, the eligibility cannot be transferred back to the registered owner or to another individual, except under specified special circumstances.

“A recipient can only receive an eligibility transfer from one registered owner,” the statement read.

Applications under the new rules can be made starting yesterday via the BUDI Madani portal at www.budimadani.gov.my , physically at Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) offices, or by seeking further information and assistance at nearby petrol stations.

To enable eligibility to be used starting the 1st of the following month, applications must be submitted by the 27th of the current month.

“For example, applications submitted by September 27 will be processed to allow eligibility to be used starting October 1, subject to data verification and validation.

“Eligibility transfers approved prior to September 16 remain final. Registered owners with more than one vehicle can still submit new applications, subject to the maximum limit of three transfer recipients and the total number of registered diesel vehicles,” MOF said.

All transfer applications still pending as of September 15 will be returned to applicants, and registered owners who still wish to transfer eligibility must submit a new application starting September 16 based on the new policy rules.

For further information, the public can contact the BUDI Madani Call Centre via telephone at 1300-88-9595, WhatsApp at 03-2631 4595, or email [email protected] . — Bernama

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马来西亚政府已延长 BUDI Madani 柴油资格转移机制，使已注册的私人柴油车车主能够将其每月补贴的柴油资格转移给任何符合资格的个人，该机制立即生效。

此前，只有直系亲属才有资格进行转账。

此举旨在解决民众的担忧，尤其是在沙巴和砂拉越，并将某些车辆每月的柴油补贴限额提高到 400 升。

注册车主最多可以转让三次资格，但需经申请批准，且不会影响车辆所有权。

申请可通过 BUDI Madani 门户网站提交，也可在内陆税收局办公室提交。

古晋，9月17日讯——政府已同意扩大BUDI Madani柴油（BUDI柴油）资格转移机制，允许私人柴油车的注册车主将其资格转移给任何符合资格的实际用户，立即生效。

首相拿督斯里安华·易卜拉欣此前曾表示，资格转移仅限于直系亲属。

“虽然我们在8月31日国庆节前夕宣布了每月300升的BUDI95（BUDI Madani RON95）补贴，但皮卡和吉普车车主——沙巴和砂拉越普遍存在这个问题——仍然表达了他们的不满，因此我们将补贴柴油的上限提高到每月400升。

“但这正是民主的意义所在——我们倾听。仍然存在一些担忧，沙巴和砂拉越的部长们也提出了这些担忧，因此，除了上个月的公告之外，政府还同意改进BUDI柴油，”他昨晚在古晋婆罗洲会议中心（BCCK）举行的2026年马来西亚日全国庆祝活动上说道。

此外，安华表示，拥有多辆私人柴油车的注册车主可以将这些车辆的每月 BUDI 柴油补贴资格转移至最多三辆其他车辆。

据总理称，根据 BUDI 柴油计划，每月资格的转移需提出上诉申请。

此次庆祝活动的主题是“马来西亚迈达尼：Kesejahteraan Dinikmati”，砂拉越州元首敦万朱乃迪博士也出席了此次庆祝活动。出席者包括砂拉越州州长丹斯里阿邦佐哈里敦奥、副首相拿督斯里艾哈迈德扎希德哈米迪博士以及沙巴州首席部长拿督斯里哈吉吉努尔。

与此同时，财政部在一份声明中表示，获批的受益人将获得每月购买补贴汽油 RON95、补贴柴油或两者组合的资格。

但是，资格转移并不涉及车辆所有权的任何变更。

“已登记的车主可以将其资格转让给任何持有有效马来西亚身份证（MyKad）且符合BUDI95资格的马来西亚公民，前提是该公民是指定车辆的实际使用者。

声明中写道：“申请一旦获得批准，受益人即可使用其身份证（MyKad）根据分配给他们的柴油车辆购买补贴柴油。”

财政部表示，拥有多辆私人柴油车的注册车主可以将这些车辆的每月补贴资格转让给最多三名其他人，但须遵守注册柴油车总数的限制。

同时，已登记的车主仍可继续享受每月补贴，用于其自身使用的任何未过户的私人柴油车辆。

例如，如果阿利亚斯先生拥有四辆私人柴油车，他可以将这些车辆的每月补贴额度转让给实际使用者，例如他的妻子、孩子和员工。阿利亚斯先生和这三人将根据所用车辆的类型分别获得各自的每月补贴额度。

财政部补充道：“对于符合条件的私人柴油吉普车或皮卡，登记车主阿利亚斯先生必须先申请每月额外100升的燃油补贴，并满足特定条件，然后才能申请转移补贴资格。”

财政部表示，如果车主转让其拥有的全部三辆柴油车，则只有登记车主才有资格获得BUDI95补贴。

“每辆符合条件的车辆，转让仅允许一次。一旦获得批准，除特定特殊情况外，该资格不得转让回登记车主或其他个人。”

声明中写道：“受益人只能从一位注册所有者处获得资格转移。”

根据新规，申请者可从昨天起通过 BUDI Madani 门户网站 www.budimadani.gov.my 进行申请，也可前往内陆税收局 (LHDN) 办事处现场申请，或在附近的加油站寻求进一步的信息和帮助。

为使资格从下个月 1 日开始生效，申请必须在当月 27 日之前提交。

“例如，9 月 27 日之前提交的申请将进行处理，以便从 10 月 1 日起可以使用资格，但需经过数据核实和验证。

财政部表示：“9月16日之前批准的资格转移仍然有效。拥有多辆车的注册车主仍可提交新的申请，但转移受益人最多不得超过三人，且注册柴油车总数不得超过规定数量。”

截至 9 月 15 日，所有仍在等待审批的转让申请都将退还给申请人，而希望转让资格的注册车主必须从 9 月 16 日起根据新的政策规则提交新的申请。

如需了解更多信息，公众可通过电话 1300-88-9595、WhatsApp 03-2631 4595 或电子邮件 [email protected] 联系 BUDI Madani 呼叫中心。—— 马新社

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