1) Discuss with your Condo Management / JMB on the procedure.. some just submit directly to them...and others will give a supporting letter of no objection of the said renovation works.. letter to attach with the submission to MBSA

2) Go to MBSA- Counter Jabatan bangunan
Tingkat LG, Wisma MBSA,
Persiaran Perbandaran,

ask what kind of forms / documents needed to submit...  this is condo strata tittle .. different kind of submission.. if office/ shop lot .. got those standard forms...
yours need to see the officer and ask for the forms/ document required

3) normal practise - if  a unit doing a enclosed partition/ brickworks for new area/ room.. bomba submission is required... and frankly speaking.. once you start submit for bomba approval ... it will take some time to get it approved... because original design/ layout of a condo have gone through all sorts of department to get it approved.... .. 

4) standard condo reno works - ceiling, wiring, carpentry works/ built in installation, grill installation, painting , relaying new tiles or timber flooring should be no issues on the approval... once partition involved , will be different submission involved

hope this help....
need to go see the officer for clarifications

cheers mate
wan
www.archidstudio.com

Condo house rules says no repartition to be a dormitory. No sublet.
So means even if I get approval from MBSA also cannot proceed is it?

I see. What you mean is, any renovation works even just for false ceiling also need MBSA approval? Didn't know that.

So is it most condo owners go thru illegal way to do up their renovation? I ask around, hardly ever anyone actually go get approval from Bandaran.

Condo house rules says no repartition to be a dormitory. No sublet.
So means even if I get approval from MBSA also cannot proceed is it?

Yes.

House rules overrides others 'approval'

Hi all any approvals required for strata condo renovation (besides condo management approval)?

Sigh, then my condo is GG liao. A burden to carry for the next remaining years of loan House rules say forbid partitioning and sublet. Even forbids short term rental (Airbnb).

I don't understand, why would JMB do this instead of regulating the tenant who stay there if wants to maintain the standard of facilities. Putting in such requirement will only render lesser buyer and thus reduce the price of that condo in the long run.

Hi guys any help on below items please:
1.Did you sign a contract for your renovation works? If yes how did you draft your contract?
Searching online I found this from CIDB website like a template:
https://www.cidbec.com.my/download/standard...small-projects/
2.Did you get your contract stamped ? If yes how is the stamp duty calculated?
3.What was your payment terms?

Would really appreciate advice on above please     

Hi guys any help on below items please:
1.Did you sign a contract for your renovation works? If yes how did you draft your contract?
Searching online I found this from CIDB website like a template:
https://www.cidbec.com.my/download/standard...small-projects/
2.Did you get your contract stamped ? If yes how is the stamp duty calculated?
3.What was your payment terms?

Would really appreciate advice on above please     

Hi Guys, I am seeking for advice due to recently I just received my first new home VP.

I am planning to extend my rear kitchen together with the rear rooms for upper floor and also front master room and bathroom.

so here's my question:-

1) Do I need to go for architect and civil engineering? or just architect will do?

2) Since I do consult with Contractor, he mentioned he provided services with obtaining approval with architectural drawing, structural drawing and CCC.

Should I go for this? Since it's my first home and I am totally out of idea. ><

Hi Guys, I am seeking for advice due to recently I just received my first new home VP.

I am planning to extend my rear kitchen together with the rear rooms for upper floor and also front master room and bathroom.

so here's my question:-

1) Do I need to go for architect and civil engineering? or just architect will do?

2) Since I do consult with Contractor, he mentioned he provided services with obtaining approval with architectural drawing, structural drawing and CCC.

Should I go for this? Since it's my first home and I am totally out of idea. ><

Hi Guys, I am seeking for advice due to recently I just received my first new home VP.

I am planning to extend my rear kitchen together with the rear rooms for upper floor and also front master room and bathroom.

so here's my question:-

1) Do I need to go for architect and civil engineering? or just architect will do?

2) Since I do consult with Contractor, he mentioned he provided services with obtaining approval with architectural drawing, structural drawing and CCC.

Should I go for this? Since it's my first home and I am totally out of idea. ><

Good day Sifu-siu here, curious to know that if it's a Corner Lot house, can I relocate my front gate to side? Under Kuala Lumpur DBKL

Or I have to remain the existing gate, and have an additional gate on the side of the corner house.

Because the front gate is facing a shortcut route, so alot of car passing by everyday. 😁

Legal aside, do it for your safety and if it does not affect others plus no encroachment onto public land.

Thanks for your suggestion. But more or less it will "touch" a little bit of the public land or road, because needs to build a new pavement/access road to link the side of the house for the new gate to the road. So i can park my car in the house

Small problem. If me, I will go ahead. But do it nicely.

For pavement, try to use pavers instead of just cement for long term. Cement will crack and edges will chipped off.

Tiles will be too obvious on 'encroachment' 😄