[Update] No, No One Can Apply To Increase BUDI95 Quota
The Ministry of Finance said nope.
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UPDATE
The Ministry of Finance has clarified that you cannot apply to increase your personal BUDI95 quota.
The ministry explained that the option was available in the earlier stages of BUDI95 implementation, but was only applicable for certain cases, like e-hailing drivers and boat owners.
The BUDI95 quota remains at 200 litres per month, and the application form to increase the BUDI95 quota has been deactivated.
The previous claim that the public could submit a request online to increase their BUDI95 quota is no longer the case.
Starting in April, the BUDI95 subsidy quota has been reduced from 300 litres to 200 litres per month to reduce the national fiscal burden caused by surging global oil prices.
The decision was made after taking into account that approximately 90% of Malaysians only use an average of 100 litres of fuel per month.
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However, not many people are pleased with the change. Those who cannot work from home (WFH) asked for the 300-litre quota to be reinstated. Some had lamented that they have to commute over 100km a day just to get to work.
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