Bolt Driver Requirements in Malaysia

Register with an active email and Malaysian phone number. Drivers must be at least 21 years old, have a clean criminal record, and use a vehicle that meets all APAD and Department of Transport conditions. Ensure all required documents are clearly photographed before starting registration.

The following documents are required for registration as a Bolt Driver Partner in Malaysia. Only Malaysian citizens are eligible.

Walk in with your documents—no appointment needed. Our team can help you upload documents, guide you on using the Bolt Driver app, and speed up your account activation.

Please bring your National Identity Card (NRIC/MyKAD), Driving License, PSV License, Vehicle Ownership Certificate (VOC) or Vehicle Grant, active Road Tax, and E-hailing Insurance Coverage Notes.

Your profile photo helps riders recognize you. Please upload a clear and recent photo. Remove hats, sunglasses, or hoodies, except for regular glasses or religious head coverings.

The Malaysian Identity Card, known as MyKad, can be obtained through the Official MyGovernment Portal. Only Malaysian citizens can become e-hailing drivers in Malaysia.

You must have a Class D, Competent Driving License (CDL) from Malaysia.

Follow these steps to get your PSV license for e-hailing in Malaysia.

New Bolt drivers can join the PSV class for FREE. Visit Our Mini Driver Center to learn more. Terms and conditions apply.

Malaysians must pay road tax and vehicle insurance before using their vehicles on the road. This document is usually valid for one year and needs to be renewed annually.

The PUSPAKOM Inspection Certificate confirms your vehicle meets safety and environmental standards. E-hailing drivers need this if their vehicle is 3 years old or more to operate legally and keep their license active.

The Vehicle Ownership Certificate (VOC) is issued as proof of vehicle ownership upon purchase or transfer of ownership.

E-hailing insurance is mandatory for all drivers involved in e-hailing activities in Malaysia.

We require your banking details to transfer your driver earnings.

To comply with Malaysian E-hailing regulations, only vehicles less than 15 years old are accepted. Vehicles aged 14 years and above cannot renew road tax beyond 15 years. Malaysian drivers must pay road tax and vehicle insurance before using their vehicles on the road. These documents are valid for one year and must be renewed annually.

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