The ban prohibits all foreign-registered vehicles from purchasing RON95 petrol, which is subsidised by the government for Malaysians. This policy was first presented in Parliament on 29 January 2026.

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The ministry is phasing out the use of overseas-registered credit cards at outdoor payment terminals. This mechanism prevents foreign users from bypassing staff checks at the pump.

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Under Op Tiris 4.0, drivers and owners of foreign vehicles now face direct action alongside station operators. Previously, enforcement was largely limited to the petrol station owners only.

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1. Can a Malaysian with a foreign plate (e.g., Singapore) fill RON95?

No. The ban is based on the vehicle's registration, not the driver's nationality. Any vehicle with a foreign plate is barred.

2. Who is affected by this ban?

Both drivers of foreign-registered vehicles and petrol station operators who fail to comply with the new regulations.

3. How can the public report violations?

Complaints can be made via WhatsApp at 019-848 8000, the e-Aduan portal, or the Ez ADU KPDN mobile app.

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