EPF Withdrawal
EPF Withdrawal To Buy A Home
This withdrawal enables you to utilise your savings from ACCOUNT 2 in your Employees Provident Fund (EPF) to partially finance your purchase of a house individually or jointly with your spouse or close family members, such as your parents and siblings. Buying a house with another individual who has no kinship is allowed provided that the other individual is a buyer and borrower. This withdrawal allows you to buy a house from a developer or an individual or through a public auction.
(%) of Distribution from Monthly Contribution
Purpose of Account
Account-1 (70%)
- Savings for retirement
- This savings cannot be withdrawn before you attain the age of 55
Account-2 (30%)
- To own a house
- To finance you and you children's education
- For medical expenses
- Upon attaining the age of 50
EPF withdrawal to purchase a second house is allowed after the first house purchased utilising EPF has been sold or the disposal of ownership of property has taken place. Disposal of ownership refers to "loss of ownership of the first house owned by you either due to auction, surrender of property by court order, transfer of ownership because of love and affection, destruction of house due to natural disaster, abandoned housing project or cancellation of purchase"
Application Eligibility
- You are a Malaysian Citizen
- You are a Malaysian Citizen who has made Leaving The Country Withdrawal before 1st August 1995 and has opted to re-contribute to the EPF
- You are a Non-Malaysian Citizen who:
- Has become an EPF member before 1st August 1998
- Has obtained a Permanent Resident (PR) status
- You have not reached the age of 55 at the time the EPF receives your application
- You have a minimum savings balance of RM500.00 in your ACCOUNT 2
Procedure
You must submit
- EPF withdrawal form [FORM KWSP 9C(AHL)]
- An original copy of the Sale & Purchase Agreement (SPA)
- A photocopy of your Identification Card
- A copy of the letter of loan approval from your end-financier
- Proof of relationship (This is for joint purchase involving spouse or next-of-kin, namely parents or siblings. For joint purchase involving next-of-kin, the
member is required to submit an explanation letter stating the reason for the joint purchase)
NOTE: The original SPA Letter of Loan Approval from your end-financier and your original Identification Card have to be sighted by the EPF officials