PLKS work permit renewal management
Missed renewals are one of the most common (and most preventable) causes of foreign worker permit lapses in Malaysia. We track every PLKS expiry date across your workforce and initiate renewal 90 days out — before it becomes a compliance emergency.
An expired PLKS is not a paperwork delay — it's an illegal worker
The moment a PLKS lapses, the worker's legal status in Malaysia lapses with it. Employers face fines, forced repatriation, and quota blacklisting — all avoidable with a proper tracking system.
Centralised Expiry Tracking
Every worker's PLKS expiry date logged in one system, with renewal initiated automatically at the 90-day mark.
FOMEMA Re-Screening
Mandatory annual medical re-examination scheduled and tracked alongside the permit renewal cycle.
Levy Payment Coordination
Annual levy payment processed via FWCMS/eServices ahead of renewal submission — no permit is renewed on a levy default.
i-Kad & Documentation Update
Biometric i-Kad renewal processed in parallel so worker identification documents never fall out of sync with permit status.
How PLKS renewal works
90-Day Alert
Our tracking system flags the worker's file 90 days before PLKS expiry and opens the renewal case.
FOMEMA Re-Screening Scheduled
Annual medical re-examination booked at an approved FOMEMA clinic.
Levy Payment
Annual levy paid via FWCMS/eServices — a prerequisite for permit renewal approval.
Renewal Submission & Approval
Renewal application submitted through ePPAx 2.0 / FWCMS with updated medical and levy records attached.
Updated PLKS & i-Kad Issued
New permit and biometric card issued before the old one expires — zero compliance gap.
PLKS renewal FAQ
How early should PLKS renewal be started?
What happens if a worker's PLKS expires before renewal is complete?
Can you manage renewals for workers we didn't recruit through Andaraya?
Never miss a PLKS renewal again
Hand us your worker roster — we'll track every expiry date for you.