In order to apply for electrical, gas and water supply you will need to supply an Identity Card (permanent residents and Malaysian citizens) or your foreign passport number. Specific procedures vary between companies but it is likely that non-permanent residents will be required to pay a substantial deposit and/or provide details of a Malaysian sponsor with the application.
It is not uncommon to experience occasional power cuts and reduced water supply in remoter parts of the country.
State authorities are responsible for providing refuse collection services and household waste is usually collected on a weekly basis, or more frequently from apartment/condominium complexes.
--
Got something to add to this section? Spotted something which should be changed? Please let us know!
Copy and paste the text below to insert the button displayed above on your site. Thanks for your support!
Use of this website signifies your agreement to the Terms of Use/Privacy Policy available here.
DISCLAIMER: Nothing on this web site should be interpreted as legal advice or as a buy, sell, hold or other investment recommendation. Visitors are strongly urged to consult with a qualified legal or financial advisor before making any decisions. Neither Expat Focus nor any person involved with the running of this website can be held responsible for any decisions made by our visitors.
Membership:
Latest: 
New Today: 0
New Yesterday: 18
Overall: 40196
Members: 3
Visitors: 44
Staff: 0
Logs and a Yorkshire Terrier
