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Announced in Budget 2027

PTPTN Repayment Deferment 2027

No repayment up to RM2,500 income; RM50 minimum up to RM3,000

Check your eligibility

For 2027, PTPTN borrowers earning up to RM2,500 a month can defer repayment. Those earning RM2,500 to RM3,000 pay a minimum of RM50 a month. Borrowers with no arrears who pay regularly get a 10% discount.

Do you qualify?

Answer 4 short questions. We will bring you back here with your result.

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Who Qualifies

PTPTN borrowers earning up to RM3,000 a month. More than 400,000 borrowers are expected to benefit.

Other conditions: PTPTN borrower with monthly income up to RM3,000.

How to Apply

Not announced yet. Details will come from PTPTN.

History

An independent initiative. Not an official government website. Apply only through official portals.

We will never ask for your IC number, bank details or any payment.

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