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EPF Account 2 (Akaun Sejahtera) Housing Withdrawal
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Updated: 2026-07-04 09:08:14
# EPF Account 2 (Akaun Sejahtera) Housing Withdrawal
What Is It
The Employees Provident Fund (KWSP) allows members to withdraw savings from their Account 2 (Akaun Sejahtera) to fund housing-related activities. This includes buying a house (new launch or sub-sale), constructing a house, or reducing/settling an active home loan balance.
Who Is Eligible
Malaysian citizens and non-citizens under 55 years of age.
Has a minimum balance of RM500 in Account 2 (Akaun Sejahtera).
Must purchase or construct a residential property (for owner-occupancy).
Required Documents
Copy of MyKad.
Copy of the signed Sales & Purchase Agreement (SPA) (not exceeding 3 years from the date of application).
Copy of home loan approval letter or latest loan balance statement from the financier.
Proof of relationship (if buying jointly with family members).
Step-by-Step Procedure
1. Access i-Akaun: Log in to the Kwsp i-Akaun portal or mobile app.
2. Submit Withdrawal Application: Go to the 'Withdrawal' section, select 'New Application', and choose 'Housing Withdrawal'.
3. Select Sub-Scheme: Choose 'Buy House', 'Build House', or 'Reduce Housing Loan'.
4. Input Details: Input the property details, SPA date, and financier loan account number.
5. Fingerprint Validation: Visit the nearest EPF branch office kiosk to verify your identity using biometric fingerprint scanning.
6. Fund Credit: Approved funds are disbursed to your registered bank account or paid directly to the financing bank.
Cost & Processing Time
Cost: Free of charge.
Processing Time: 5 to 15 working days for approval and fund disbursement.
Where to Apply
Online: Kwsp i-Akaun portal or mobile app.
In-person: Kiosks or service desks at any EPF (KWSP) branch office.
Important Notes
Members can withdraw the entire savings balance in Account 2 (Akaun Sejahtera) or up to the difference between the property price and the loan value.
Re-withdrawal to reduce the same housing loan balance can be applied for once a year.
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