CIDB Registration Malaysia: The Complete Guide for Contractors & Foreign Companies (2025)
Table of Contents
- What is CIDB Malaysia?
- Who Needs CIDB Registration?
- CIDB Contractor Grades — G1 to G7 Explained
- CIDB Work Categories (CE, B, ME, SP)
- Documents Required for CIDB Registration
- Step-by-Step CIDB Application Process
- CIDB Registration Fees & Costs (2025)
- CIDB Green Card — What It Is & Who Needs It
- CIDB for Foreign Companies — Special Requirements
- Common Reasons for CIDB Rejection
- CIDB Renewal — What You Must Know
- Frequently Asked Questions
- How ONEKEY BIZ Can Help
What is CIDB Malaysia?
The Construction Industry Development Board Malaysia, commonly known as CIDB (Lembaga Pembangunan Industri Pembinaan Malaysia), is a statutory body established under the Ministry of Works Malaysia (Kementerian Kerja Raya).
CIDB was set up under the Construction Industry Development Board Act 1994 (Act 520) with a core mandate: to regulate, develop, and improve the standards of Malaysia's construction industry.
Any company or individual that wishes to undertake construction work in Malaysia — whether a local firm or a foreign entity — must be registered with CIDB before commencing any project.
"Operating a construction business in Malaysia without valid CIDB registration is a criminal offence under Act 520."
Operating without a valid CIDB registration is not just a regulatory oversight — it is a criminal offence that carries penalties including fines, project stoppage orders, and legal action. In short, if your company is in any way involved in construction work in Malaysia, CIDB registration is non-negotiable.
Who Needs CIDB Registration?
CIDB registration is mandatory for any entity involved in construction-related work in Malaysia. This includes:
- Main contractors undertaking building, civil engineering, or infrastructure projects
- Sub-contractors providing specialised construction services (electrical, plumbing, piling, etc.)
- Mechanical & electrical (M&E) engineering firms
- Interior design and renovation companies (depending on project size and scope)
- Foreign construction companies setting up operations in Malaysia
- Joint venture companies where one party is involved in construction
Do You Need CIDB If You Are a Consultant?
Purely consultancy firms (architects, engineers, quantity surveyors) who do not undertake physical construction work are generally not required to register with CIDB. However, if your firm also manages or executes construction works, CIDB registration becomes mandatory. When in doubt, consult a professional.
CIDB Contractor Grades — G1 to G7 Explained
One of the most important aspects of CIDB registration is understanding the grading system. CIDB classifies all registered contractors into 7 grades — from G1 (smallest) to G7 (largest) — based on three key criteria: paid-up share capital, technical personnel qualifications, and track record of completed projects.
Your CIDB grade directly determines the maximum value of construction contracts you are legally permitted to undertake. Getting the grade wrong means either leaving money on the table or being disqualified from tenders you should have won.
| Grade | Min Paid-Up Capital | Max Contract Value | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|---|
| G1 | RM 5,000 | RM 200,000 | Very small local contractors, minor works |
| G2 | RM 25,000 | RM 500,000 | Small local contractors |
| G3 | RM 50,000 | RM 1,000,000 | Small to medium contractors |
| G4 | RM 150,000 | RM 3,000,000 | Medium contractors |
| G5 | RM 250,000 | RM 5,000,000 | Medium to large contractors |
| G6 | RM 500,000 | RM 10,000,000 | Large contractors |
| G7 | RM 750,000+ | Unlimited | Major contractors, all foreign companies |
Which Grade Should You Apply For?
Our recommendation: always register at the highest grade your paid-up capital qualifies you for. Upgrading later requires a separate application and additional documents. Starting at the right grade saves time and money in the long run. Most foreign companies coming to Malaysia will need to register at G7, which requires a minimum paid-up capital of RM 750,000.
CIDB Work Categories (CE, B, ME, SP)
Beyond grades, CIDB also classifies registered contractors by the type of construction work they are authorised to perform. There are four main work categories — and your registration must reflect your actual scope of work.
Civil Engineering
Road construction, highways, bridges, drainage systems, earthworks, dams, tunnels, and all civil infrastructure projects.
Typical: Government, PLUS, infrastructure developersBuilding Works
Commercial buildings, residential developments, industrial buildings, hotels, shopping malls, renovation and fit-out works.
Typical: Property developers, commercial tenantsMechanical & Electrical
Electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, fire protection, lifts and escalators, solar panel installation.
Typical: All construction projects (M&E sub-contractors)Specialist Works
Foundation and piling, demolition, waterproofing, landscaping, signage installation, prefabricated structures.
Typical: Specialist sub-contractorsA single company may register under multiple work categories simultaneously — for example, a construction firm that handles both Building works (B) and Mechanical & Electrical (ME) can register under both in a single application.
Documents Required for CIDB Registration
Document preparation is where most CIDB applications fail — either due to missing items, incorrect formats, or outdated documents. Below is a complete checklist of everything you need to prepare before submitting.
Company Documents
- SSM Certificate of Incorporation (certified copy)
- Company Constitution / Memorandum & Articles of Association (certified copy)
- Latest e-Annual Return (Form 78 or MyCoID Annual Return — must be current year)
- Company bank statement (latest 3 consecutive months)
- Latest audited financial accounts (signed by licensed auditor)
- Proof of registered business address (utility bill or tenancy agreement)
Director & Shareholder Documents
- NRIC (IC) or passport copies of all directors (colour scan, full page)
- Personal bank statements of directors (latest 3 months)
- Directors' curriculum vitae (CV) with construction-related work experience
Technical Personnel Documents
- Minimum 1 qualified technical personnel (Graduate Engineer, Professional Engineer, Architect, or Quantity Surveyor)
- Professional body registration certificate (BEM for engineers, LAM for architects, BQSM for quantity surveyors)
- Employment letter confirming the technical personnel is employed by your company
- NRIC or passport of technical personnel
Additional Documents for Foreign Companies (G7)
- Parent company registration certificate (certified true copy, notarised)
- Parent company Constitution / equivalent incorporation documents (notarised)
- Parent company latest audited financial accounts (certified translation if not in English)
- Board resolution authorising establishment and operations in Malaysia
- Proof of Malaysian subsidiary incorporation (SSM certificate)
Certified True Copies Are Non-Negotiable
All documents submitted to CIDB must be Certified True Copies (CTC) — photocopies signed and stamped by a Commissioner for Oaths or the issuing authority. Plain photocopies will be rejected outright. For foreign documents, notarisation by a Notary Public in the country of origin is required, and documents in languages other than English or Bahasa Malaysia must be accompanied by a certified translation.
Step-by-Step CIDB Application Process
The CIDB registration process is managed through CIDB's online portal: mycidb.cidb.gov.my. Here is a complete walkthrough of each step.
Step 01Company & Grade Assessment
Before you begin, determine:
- Which grade (G1–G7) your paid-up capital qualifies for
- Which work category/categories apply to your business scope
- Whether your technical personnel qualifications meet the requirements for your target grade
This assessment stage is critical — applying for the wrong grade wastes time and money.
Step 02Document Collection & Preparation
Collect all required documents per the checklist above. Ensure all documents are:
- Certified True Copies (not plain photocopies)
- Current and not expired (bank statements within 3 months, annual return current year)
- Consistent across all documents
Step 03Create Account on mycidb.cidb.gov.my
Register a company account on the CIDB portal. You will need your SSM company registration number and director NRIC/passport for verification.
Step 04Complete Online Application Form
Fill in all required company information including company details, director and shareholder particulars, technical personnel details, selected grade and work categories, and upload all required documents.
Step 05Pay Application Fee
Pay the applicable registration fee online via the CIDB portal. Fees vary by grade. Keep the payment receipt as proof.
Step 06CIDB Review & Processing
CIDB officers review your application and submitted documents. This typically takes 3–6 weeks. During this period, CIDB may contact you for clarifications, additional documents, or corrections. Respond to all CIDB queries promptly to avoid delays.
Step 07Certificate Collection
Upon approval, your CIDB Contractor Registration Certificate will be issued. Your company is now officially registered and legally permitted to commence construction work in Malaysia within your registered grade and work categories.
CIDB Registration Fees & Costs (2025)
CIDB registration fees are set by CIDB Malaysia and are subject to periodic revision. Below are the current fee structures as of 2025.
| Grade | Registration Fee | Annual Renewal Fee |
|---|---|---|
| G1 | RM 60 | RM 60 |
| G2 | RM 120 | RM 120 |
| G3 | RM 200 | RM 200 |
| G4 | RM 400 | RM 400 |
| G5 | RM 600 | RM 600 |
| G6 | RM 1,000 | RM 1,000 |
| G7 | RM 2,000 | RM 2,000 |
Government Fees vs Professional Service Fees
The fees above are government-imposed fees payable directly to CIDB. These are separate from any professional service fees charged by a consultant or service provider (such as ONEKEY BIZ) to assist you with the application process. Always clarify the full cost breakdown with your service provider before engaging.
Additional Costs to Budget For
Beyond CIDB fees, budget for: document certification and notarisation costs, any translation fees for foreign documents, technical personnel registration fees with professional bodies (BEM/LAM/BQSM) if not yet registered, and annual renewal fees every 12 months.
CIDB Green Card — What It Is & Who Needs It
The CIDB Green Card (Kad Pekerja Binaan) is frequently confused with CIDB company registration, but they are two completely separate requirements.
CIDB Company Registration
- For: the company / legal entity
- Grades G1–G7
- Allows company to undertake contracts
- Renewed annually
- Applied via mycidb.cidb.gov.my
CIDB Green Card
- For: individual construction site workers
- All workers on any construction site
- Required before entering any site
- Valid for 3 years (renewable)
- Training component required
The CIDB Green Card is mandatory for all workers on construction sites in Malaysia — regardless of their nationality. This includes foreign workers, full-time employees, and even sub-contractors working on site.
Obtaining a Green Card requires completion of CIDB's Construction Industry Standard (CIS) 7 safety training module (or equivalent recognition). If you are establishing a construction company in Malaysia with foreign workers, both the company CIDB registration and individual worker Green Cards are required before work can commence.
CIDB Registration for Foreign Companies — Special Requirements
Foreign companies entering Malaysia's construction market face additional requirements beyond standard local company CIDB registration. Here is what you need to know.
You Must Incorporate a Malaysia Company First
Foreign construction firms cannot register directly with CIDB as a foreign entity. You must first incorporate a Malaysia Private Limited Company (Sdn. Bhd.) through SSM before a CIDB application can be submitted. CIDB registration is then applied for in the name of the Malaysia-incorporated entity.
Foreign Companies Register at G7
All foreign-owned construction companies in Malaysia are required to register at CIDB Grade G7 — the highest grade, allowing unlimited contract values. This means your Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. must have a minimum paid-up share capital of RM 750,000 before applying.
Parent Company Documents Are Required
In addition to the standard company documents for your Malaysia entity, CIDB will require supporting documentation from the parent (foreign) company, including certified and notarised registration documents, audited financial statements, and a board resolution authorising Malaysia operations.
Foreign Technical Personnel
If your qualified technical personnel are foreigners (engineers, architects), they may need to hold a valid Employment Pass (EP) or relevant immigration pass before they can be listed as technical personnel on a CIDB application.
Common Reasons for CIDB Application Rejection
Understanding why CIDB applications get rejected is the fastest way to ensure yours gets approved on the first attempt. The most frequent rejection reasons we see are:
- Expired or Non-Current DocumentsAnnual returns, bank statements, or financial accounts that fall outside CIDB's accepted timeframe (usually within 3–6 months).
- Incorrect Document CertificationPlain photocopies submitted instead of Certified True Copies (CTC). For foreign documents, certification by a Commissioner for Oaths in Malaysia is not accepted — notarisation in the country of origin is required.
- Paid-Up Capital Does Not Meet Grade RequirementApplying for G4 with only RM 100,000 in paid-up capital, for example. Capital must meet or exceed the minimum for the applied grade.
- Technical Personnel DisqualificationTechnical personnel listed are not registered with the relevant professional body (BEM, LAM, BQSM), or their employment with the company cannot be verified.
- Inconsistent InformationDetails on the application form do not match supporting documents — company name spelling differences, address discrepancies, director name variations between passport and SSM documents.
- Missing Parent Company Documents (Foreign Firms)For foreign-owned companies, parent company supporting documents are missing, not notarised, or not accompanied by certified translations.
First-Attempt Rejection Costs Time and Money
A rejected CIDB application means starting the process again — re-collecting and re-certifying documents, re-paying application fees, and losing weeks of processing time. Professional pre-screening before submission is the most effective way to ensure first-attempt approval.
CIDB Renewal — What You Must Know
CIDB registration is valid for 12 months only and must be renewed annually. An expired CIDB registration means you are immediately prohibited from undertaking any construction work in Malaysia — even on projects already in progress.
- Renew at least 30 days before expiry date
- Update company financial accounts (must be latest)
- Confirm technical personnel are still employed and their professional registrations are current
- Update any changes to directors or shareholders
- Pay annual renewal fee (same as initial fee by grade)
- Submit via mycidb.cidb.gov.my renewal portal
Set a Renewal Reminder Now
CIDB does not send automated renewal reminders. It is your company's responsibility to track the expiry date and initiate renewal before it lapses. If you engage ONEKEY BIZ for your CIDB application, we provide a complimentary renewal reminder 60 days before your expiry date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How long does CIDB registration take in Malaysia?
Q2: Can a 100% foreign-owned Malaysia company register with CIDB?
Q3: Can I register with CIDB before my company is fully set up?
Q4: Do I need CIDB for renovation work?
Q5: Can my CIDB grade be upgraded after registration?
Q6: What happens if my CIDB registration expires before I renew it?
Q7: Is CIDB Green Card the same as CIDB company registration?
How ONEKEY BIZ Can Help With Your CIDB Registration
Navigating CIDB registration — especially for foreign companies entering Malaysia — involves multiple layers of requirements, documentation, and government liaison that can be time-consuming and error-prone without local expertise.
ONEKEY BIZ has handled CIDB registrations for contractors and construction firms from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Our team manages the entire process end-to-end, so you do not have to.
Free Grade Assessment
We evaluate your company profile — paid-up capital, technical team, and business scope — and recommend the exact CIDB grade and work categories to apply for.
Document Pre-Screening
We review every document before submission to eliminate gaps, flag certification issues, and ensure compliance — dramatically reducing the risk of rejection.
End-to-End Submission
From portal registration to certificate collection, we handle the complete application process and actively liaise with CIDB officers on your behalf.
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马来西亚CIDB注册完全指南：承包商与外资企业必读（2025年最新版）
目录
什么是马来西亚CIDB？
马来西亚建筑业发展局（Lembaga Pembangunan Industri Pembinaan Malaysia），简称 CIDB，是隶属于马来西亚工程部（Kementerian Kerja Raya）的法定机构，依据《1994年建筑业发展局法令》（法令第520号）成立。
CIDB 的核心职能是监管、规范与推动马来西亚建筑业的专业发展与标准提升。
在马来西亚从事任何建筑工程——无论是本地企业还是外资公司——均须在项目开始前完成 CIDB 注册。
"在未持有有效 CIDB 注册证的情况下开展建筑工程，属《法令520号》下的刑事罪行。"
在没有有效 CIDB 注册证的情况下承揽建筑工程，不只是监管疏漏——这是刑事违法行为，后果包括罚款、工程停工令与法律追诉。简而言之，只要您的公司在马来西亚涉及任何建筑工程，CIDB 注册是必须，没有例外。
哪些公司需要注册CIDB？
以下类型的企业或个人须向 CIDB 注册：
- 承揽建筑、土木或基础设施项目的总承包商
- 提供专项建筑服务的分包商（电气、水管、桩基等）
- 机械与电气（M&E）工程公司
- 室内设计与装修公司（视项目规模而定）
- 在马来西亚开展业务的外资建筑企业
- 其中一方涉及建筑施工的合资公司
顾问公司需要注册CIDB吗？
纯顾问服务公司（建筑师、工程师、工料测量师）若不直接承揽施工工程，通常无须注册 CIDB。但若贵司同时管理或执行实体施工工程，则须强制注册。如有疑问，请咨询专业人士。
CIDB承包商等级详解（G1至G7）
CIDB 注册最关键的环节之一，是正确理解等级制度。CIDB 将所有注册承包商分为 7 个等级——从 G1（规模最小）到 G7（规模最大）——依据三项核心标准划分：缴足股本、技术人员资质，以及工程履历。
您的 CIDB 等级直接决定您在法律上可承揽的最高合同金额。等级选择不当，意味着要么错失大合同机会，要么在投标中被取消资格。
| 等级 | 最低缴足股本 | 最高合同额 | 适用对象 |
|---|---|---|---|
| G1 | RM 5,000 | RM 200,000 | 小型本地承包商，轻微工程 |
| G2 | RM 25,000 | RM 500,000 | 小型本地承包商 |
| G3 | RM 50,000 | RM 1,000,000 | 中小型承包商 |
| G4 | RM 150,000 | RM 3,000,000 | 中型承包商 |
| G5 | RM 250,000 | RM 5,000,000 | 中大型承包商 |
| G6 | RM 500,000 | RM 10,000,000 | 大型承包商 |
| G7 | RM 750,000+ | 无上限 | 大型项目、所有外资公司 |
应该申请哪个等级？
我们的建议：在您的缴足股本符合条件的范围内，尽量申请最高等级。事后升级需要单独申请并提供额外文件。一开始选对等级，可节省大量时间与成本。大多数来马来西亚的外资公司需要申请 G7，最低缴足股本要求为 RM 75 万。
CIDB工程类别（CE、B、ME、SP）
除等级外，CIDB 还按工程类型对注册承包商进行分类。共有四大主要工程类别，您的注册必须与实际业务范围相符。
土木工程
道路建设、高速公路、桥梁、排水系统、土方工程、水坝、隧道及所有土木基础设施。
典型客户：政府部门、PLUS、基建开发商建筑工程
商业建筑、住宅发展、工业厂房、酒店、购物中心、装修与内装工程。
典型客户：房地产开发商、商业租户机械与电气
电气系统与布线、水管与卫生工程、空调（HVAC）、消防系统、电梯与扶梯、太阳能安装。
典型客户：所有建筑项目机电分包商专项工程
桩基与地基工程、拆除工程、防水工程、景观绿化、招牌安装、预制结构工程。
典型客户：专项分包商、建筑细分领域企业单家公司可同时在多个工程类别下注册——例如同时承揽建筑工程（B）与机电工程（ME）的公司，可在同一申请中注册两个类别。
申请CIDB所需文件
文件准备是大多数 CIDB 申请失败的环节——原因通常是文件缺失、格式不正确，或文件已过有效期。以下是完整文件清单。
公司文件
- SSM 公司注册证书（认证副本）
- 公司章程（认证副本）
- 最新年度申报表（Form 78 或 MyCoID 年度申报，须为当年）
- 公司银行对账单（最近 3 个连续月份）
- 最新经审计财务报表（须由持牌审计师签署）
- 营业地址证明（水电费账单或租赁协议）
董事与股东文件
- 所有董事的身份证或护照副本（彩色扫描，全页）
- 董事个人银行对账单（最近 3 个月）
- 董事简历（含建筑相关工作经验）
技术人员文件
- 最少 1 名合资格技术人员（工程师、建筑师或工料测量师）
- 相关专业机构注册证书（工程师：BEM；建筑师：LAM；工料测量师：BQSM）
- 证明技术人员受雇于贵司的雇佣信函
- 技术人员身份证或护照
外资公司额外所需文件（G7）
- 母公司注册证书（认证副本，须经公证）
- 母公司章程/等同注册文件（须经公证）
- 母公司最新经审计财务报表（如非英文或马来文，须附认证翻译）
- 授权在马来西亚开展业务的董事会决议
- 马来西亚子公司注册证明（SSM 证书）
认证副本是硬性要求
提交给 CIDB 的所有文件必须为认证副本（CTC）——由宣誓专员或发证机关签署并盖章的复印件。普通复印件将被直接拒绝。外国文件须由原籍国公证人（Notary Public）进行公证；非英文或马来文文件须附认证翻译。
CIDB注册申请流程详解
CIDB 注册流程通过 CIDB 官方门户网站 mycidb.cidb.gov.my 进行管理。以下是每个步骤的完整说明。
步骤 01公司评估与等级确认
在开始前，确认以下事项：
- 您的缴足股本符合哪个等级（G1–G7）
- 哪些工程类别适用于您的业务范围
- 您的技术人员资质是否满足目标等级要求
此评估阶段至关重要——错误的等级申请将浪费时间与费用。
步骤 02文件收集与准备
按上述清单收集所有所需文件，确保所有文件均为认证副本、在有效期内、且内容互相一致。
步骤 03在 mycidb.cidb.gov.my 注册账户
在 CIDB 门户网站注册公司账户，需要填写 SSM 公司注册编号及董事身份证/护照信息进行验证。
步骤 04填写在线申请表
填写所有必填公司信息，包括公司详情、董事与股东资料、技术人员详情、所选等级与工程类别，并上传所有所需文件。
步骤 05支付申请费
通过 CIDB 门户在线支付相应注册费用，费用依等级而异。请保留付款收据作为凭证。
步骤 06CIDB 审核与处理
CIDB 官员审核您的申请与提交的文件，通常需要 3–6 周。请及时回应 CIDB 的所有查询，避免延误。
步骤 07领取证书
审批通过后，您的 CIDB 承包商注册证书将正式签发。您的公司现已正式注册，可在注册的等级与工程类别范围内，在马来西亚合法开展建筑工程业务。
CIDB注册费用一览（2025年）
| 等级 | 注册费 | 年度更新费 |
|---|---|---|
| G1 | RM 60 | RM 60 |
| G2 | RM 120 | RM 120 |
| G3 | RM 200 | RM 200 |
| G4 | RM 400 | RM 400 |
| G5 | RM 600 | RM 600 |
| G6 | RM 1,000 | RM 1,000 |
| G7 | RM 2,000 | RM 2,000 |
政府规费与专业服务费用不同
上述费用为直接向 CIDB 缴纳的政府规定收费，与顾问或服务商（如 ONEKEY BIZ）收取的专业服务费用是两个独立费项。委托服务商前，请务必了解完整费用明细。
需要预算的额外费用
除 CIDB 规费外，需预留：文件认证与公证费用、外国文件的翻译费用、技术人员的专业机构注册费用（BEM/LAM/BQSM），以及每 12 个月的年度更新费。
CIDB绿卡——是什么，谁需要？
CIDB 绿卡（Kad Pekerja Binaan）常与 CIDB 公司注册混淆，但两者是完全独立的不同要求。
CIDB 公司注册
- 对象：公司/法律实体
- G1–G7 等级
- 授权公司承接建筑合同
- 每年更新一次
- 通过 mycidb.cidb.gov.my 申请
CIDB 绿卡
- 对象：建筑工地个人工人
- 所有工地人员均须持有
- 进入工地前须取得
- 有效期 3 年（可续期）
- 须完成安全培训课程
CIDB 绿卡是马来西亚所有建筑工地工人的强制要求——无论国籍，包括外籍工人、全职员工和现场分包商人员。
取得绿卡须完成 CIDB 建筑业标准（CIS 7）安全培训模块（或等同认可课程）。如果您在马来西亚成立建筑公司并雇用外籍工人，公司 CIDB 注册与个人工人绿卡均须在工程开始前取得。
外资企业注册CIDB的特别要求
须先在马来西亚注册公司
外资建筑公司不能以外国实体身份直接向 CIDB 注册，必须先通过 SSM 注册马来西亚私人有限公司（Sdn. Bhd.），之后才能以该马来西亚注册实体的名义申请 CIDB。
外资公司须注册 G7 等级
所有外资建筑公司须在 CIDB 注册 G7 等级，这意味着您的马来西亚 Sdn. Bhd. 在申请前须具备最低 RM 75 万的缴足股本。
须提供母公司文件
除马来西亚实体的标准文件外，CIDB 还要求提供母公司（外国公司）的支持文件，包括经认证和公证的注册文件、经审计财务报表，以及授权在马来西亚开展业务的董事会决议。
外籍技术人员
如您的合资格技术人员（工程师、建筑师）为外籍人士，可能需要持有有效工作准证（EP）或相关移民准证，才能被列为 CIDB 申请的技术人员。
CIDB申请被拒的常见原因
了解申请被拒的原因，是确保首次提交即获批准的最快途径。我们最常见的拒件原因包括：
- 文件过期或不在有效期内年度申报表、银行对账单或财务报表超出 CIDB 接受的时间范围（通常为 3–6 个月内）。
- 文件认证方式不正确提交普通复印件而非认证副本（CTC）。外国文件须由原籍国公证人公证，并非由马来西亚宣誓专员认证。
- 缴足股本不达等级要求例如申请 G4 却只有 RM 10 万缴足股本。股本必须达到所申请等级的最低要求。
- 技术人员资质问题技术人员未在相关专业机构（BEM/LAM/BQSM）注册，或无法证明其确实受雇于申请公司。
- 文件信息不一致申请表与支持文件之间存在出入——公司名称拼写差异、地址不符、护照与 SSM 文件上的董事姓名不一致。
- 外资公司母公司文件缺失外资公司母公司支持文件缺失、未经公证，或未附认证翻译。
首次被拒意味着重新开始
CIDB 申请一旦被拒，意味着重新开始整个流程——重新收集并认证所有文件，重新支付申请费，并损失数周处理时间。提交前的专业文件预审，是确保首次获批最有效的方式。
CIDB年度更新须知
CIDB 注册有效期仅为 12 个月，须每年更新。一旦 CIDB 注册过期，您立即被禁止在马来西亚承揽任何建筑工程——包括已在进行中的项目。
- 至少在到期前 30 天开始申请更新
- 更新公司财务报表（须为最新版本）
- 确认技术人员仍在职，且其专业注册有效
- 更新任何董事或股东变更信息
- 缴付年度更新费（与初次注册费相同）
- 通过 mycidb.cidb.gov.my 续期门户提交
现在就设置更新提醒
CIDB 不会自动发送更新提醒通知。追踪到期日期并主动申请更新是贵司的责任。如您委托 ONEKEY BIZ 处理 CIDB 申请，我们将在到期前 60 天免费提醒您安排更新。
常见问题解答
Q1：马来西亚CIDB注册需要多长时间？
Q2：100%外资持有的马来西亚公司可以注册CIDB吗？
Q3：公司完全成立前可以申请CIDB吗？
Q4：装修工程需要CIDB注册吗？
Q5：注册后可以升级CIDB等级吗？
Q6：CIDB注册到期后未及时更新会怎样？
Q7：CIDB绿卡与CIDB公司注册是同一回事吗？
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文件预审
在提交前，我们审查每一份文件，消除漏洞，标记认证问题，确保合规——大幅降低被拒风险。
全程申请管理
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