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Vehicle owners can now claim fuel cash rebates through Malaysia’s leading e-Government Services Concessionaire, MY E.G. Services Bhd (MYEG) at their online portal – www.myeg.com.my.

MYEG executive chairman Datuk Dr Norraesah Mohamad said Pos Malaysia Bhd would first verify the claim before making payment to the eligible vehicle owners through money order within seven working days, or credit the amount into their bank account within three working days.

Read more: Malaysia: New way to claim fuel rebates

Multi-national companies can now get their applications for knowledge workers from overseas processed speedily with the setting up of a one-stop centre for expatriates here.

The e-Xpats Centre is the first to be established in the country and is capable of reducing the waiting period for processing from previously one month to six working days. Its computer system is integrated with that of the Immigration Department.

Read more: Malaysia: One-stop centre to speed up applications for expats

THINGS are so simplified with the advent of the Internet which has transcended from a tool of communication to a platform in facilitating e-payment. The best thing about online facilities is that you can choose the time when to settle bills or pay for certain facilities at anytime of the day at your convenience when opting for online facility. There are no closing hours unlike payment counters where you have to queue up and settle the necessary bills within the stipulated period of the opening hours.

Read more: Malaysia: Convenience at your fingertips

Renewing the road tax online has received encouraging response from the public, says JPJ Deputy D-G.

Change your mindset towards Information and Communications Technology (ICT). This is what JPJ Deputy Director-General Datuk Solah Mat Hassan wants Malaysians to do.

He lamented that many Malaysians were still doubtful of trying out E-payment via the government portal, probably out of fear that it was unsafe and that personal particulars might be compromised.

Read more: Malaysia: Safe and hassle-free

One of Saudi Arabia's leading ICT figures arrived in Malaysia last month to lead discussions as to how the Kingdom can best improve upon the on-going accomplishments of Yesser e-government program.

Engineer Ali Al-Soma, Advisor to the Minister of ICT and Director General of the Saudi e-government program met with representatives from Malaysia's ICT industry as well as worldwide ICT executives during the 16th World Congress for Information Technology held in Kuala Lumpur to foster new means of cooperation as the Kingdom looks to become the first country in the GCC to develop a complete e-government platform.

Read more: Malaysia and Saudi Arabia to collaborate on Yesser Program

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