How to get your Malaysia pension statement
How to retrieve your own official pension record from Malaysia, step by step.
This is free — you can do it yourself
There is no charge for your own pension record. The guide below just makes it faster. PensionChart never asks for your portal login, and never contacts an authority on your behalf.
What you're asking for
Penyata KWSP (EPF statement)
Known in English as the EPF account statement. Look for this name on the site — it may not be translated.
EPF i-Akaun
iakaun.kwsp.gov.my
Before you start
- Your EPF membership number, and the identity document you were registered under — Malaysian IC or passport number for foreign workers.
- An i-Akaun (member) registration. Activation historically required a visit to a branch or a self-service terminal, which is the obstacle from abroad.
- Your Malaysian employers and dates.
Steps
- Log in to i-AkaunEPF (KWSP) is a provident fund: your account holds an actual balance with an annual dividend, not a promise of a monthly pension.Open this page ↗
- Read the account balance and dividend historyThe statement shows employer and employee contributions and the dividends credited each year.
- Check which account your money sits inEPF splits savings across accounts with different withdrawal rules. What you can take, and when, depends on the split rather than the total.Open this page ↗
- If you have left Malaysia permanently, check the leaving-country withdrawalEPF allows a full withdrawal for members leaving Malaysia permanently, including foreign workers. It requires evidence of departure and renunciation of Malaysian residence status where applicable.
- Save the statementKeep the PDF. EPF does not totalise with foreign systems, so this balance stands alone in your picture.
If it doesn't work
- You cannot activate i-Akaun from outside Malaysia
- EPF has overseas verification arrangements through Malaysian embassies for members abroad, and answers written enquiries. Ask specifically for a statement of account rather than a general enquiry.
- You were registered under a passport number that has since changed
- This is the most common cause of a 'missing' foreign worker's account. Give EPF both the old and new passport numbers and your employer's name.
- Your employer never registered you
- EPF contributions were not mandatory for all categories of foreign worker. If no account exists, check your contract — you may have had a private arrangement instead.
What we couldn't confirm
Whether i-Akaun activation is currently possible entirely online for a member outside Malaysia.
Once you have it
Upload the statement to your vault and we'll read the figures out of it — balances, benefits, vesting and retirement ages — and tell you what changed since your last one.
Steps last checked against the live portal on 23 Aug 2026 by marco.ventura@me.comRecently checkedPortals change without notice — if the screen doesn't match, trust the portal.
Part of the free Malaysia pension guide in the PensionChart Directory.