Case Study · DBKL Event Permit (Hiburan Semasa)
MYLIFESTYLE GROUP SDN. BHD. — the team behind Wells Malaysia — had a 4-day promotional roadshow booked at Publika Shopping Gallery, less than 2 weeks out. To hold it, they needed a DBKL Hiburan Semasa (event) permit — without it, enforcement officers could fine them on the spot. DBKL normally wants event applications at least 14 working days ahead, but with the documents complete, ONEKEY BIZ got it submitted and approved in time.
MYLIFESTYLE GROUP SDN. BHD. (Company No. 202201022129 / 1467826-U) runs Wells Malaysia — the Malaysian arm of the Korean lifestyle-solutions brand Wells, known for its water purifiers and home appliances. To reach families directly, they run promotional roadshows in high-traffic malls.
This one was a 4-day roadshow at Publika Shopping Gallery (G2, West Entrance B) — booth, product displays, the works. There was just one catch: the event was less than 2 weeks away, and it couldn't legally run without a DBKL event permit.
Worried the roadshow would be fined if officers checked, they searched online and found ONEKEY BIZ to handle the permit — fast.

Hiburan Semasa ("current entertainment") is the DBKL permit for holding an event. Two things trip people up: who needs it, and how early you must apply.
Within DBKL territory, holding any event or activity needs this permit — a mall roadshow, a promotion, a launch, a performance, even an opening or activity out in front of your own shop.
If enforcement officers turn up and the organiser can't produce a valid permit, the event can be stopped and fined — a nightmare in the middle of a live activation.
Applications must generally be lodged at least 14 working days before the event — past that window the system simply won't accept a submission. This is where a last-minute event gets stuck.
We pulled together everything DBKL needs for a Hiburan Semasa permit — event details, venue, booth layout and supporting documents — complete and correct from the first submission.
With under 2 weeks to go, a complete file is what let us get the application in and pushed through — where an incomplete one would have missed the window entirely.
DBKL issued the Hiburan Semasa permit for the Promosi (dalam bangunan) at Publika, valid across the full 4-day run — so the roadshow went ahead legally, with no fine risk.
Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) — Jabatan Pelesenan & Pembangunan Perniagaan
A clear, four-step path from a last-minute brief to an approved event permit — on time for the roadshow.
Wells Malaysia reached us with the Publika roadshow dates locked and the clock already running.
→We gathered and checked every required document — event, venue and booth details — so nothing was missing at submission.
→With a complete file, we got the Hiburan Semasa application submitted and taken through the review — under the tight timeline.
→DBKL approved the permit in time — the 4-day Publika roadshow ran legally, from 20 to 23 August, with zero fine risk.
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