A renovation permit in Malaysia is an official approval from the local council required before starting any structural or major renovation work on residential or commercial properties.
A renovation permit is issued by the local authority (Majlis Perbandaran or DBKL) to ensure renovation works comply with safety, zoning, and building regulations.
To ensure structural safety
To comply with local council regulations
To avoid fines, stop-work orders, or legal issues
Confirm the property type and local council jurisdiction
Prepare renovation drawings and technical documents
Submit the application through the management office or council
Pay the required permit and deposit fees
Wait for approval before starting renovation work
Starting renovation without approval
Submitting incomplete drawings
Hiring contractors without valid licenses
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