With the implementation of the new BUDI95 policy, the government is providing targeted subsidies for RON95 petrol, allowing eligible citizens to purchase it at RM1.99 per litre.
To help the public better understand, we’ve compiled the most common FAQs (Q&A), covering:
- How to check your eligibility
- Monthly subsidy quota explained
- Usage rules and process
Read the full FAQ to ensure you enjoy the BUDI95 subsidy smoothly.
RON95 Subsidy FAQ ：
From 25 Sept 2025,
check on BUDI95 portal with MyKad.
No. You pay RM1.99/L; government covers the subsidy.
Each eligible citizen: 300L/month at RM1.99/L, resets monthly.
Average is 80L/month; 300L covers 99% of users, prevents abuse.
No. Quota is per person, not per vehicle.
You’ll pay the unsubsidized price (~RM2.60/L) once you exceed 300L.
It follows the APM mechanism, currently ~RM2.60/L, subject to global oil price changes.
Yes, as long as each uses their own MyKad and is present.
No. Using another person’s MyKad is illegal and prohibited.
No. It resets every month.
Currently same as all citizens. The government is studying possible extra quota.
No. As long as your MyKad chip works, it can be used.
If the chip is damaged, unreadable, the card is broken, or over 10 years old.
Insert your MyKad at the pump for verification, then pay as usual.
Yes, but you need a special permit from KPDN.
No, only MyKad is required.
Retry scanning or enter IC number manually.
No. You can refuel multiple times until quota runs out.
Cash aid risks misuse. Targeted subsidy ensures funds are used efficiently and sustainably.
Stations have backup procedures so you can still get RM1.99/L.
Your data is safeguarded through a centralized government database with strict security standards and the latest verification technology.
No. You must have Malaysian citizenship and a valid Malaysian driving license to qualify.
**Data updated on 26.09.2025
(201706002678 & AF 002133)