- What starts the clock
- Wages for October 2025
- How long
- Mandatory contributions apply from October 2025 wages; the first contribution payment is due no later than 15 November 2025
- What is lost
- the source does not state what happens if this is missed
KWSP's own employer responsibilities page for non Malaysian citizen employees states that mandatory contributions take effect starting from the October 2025 salary, with an employer share of 2 percent and an employee share of 2 percent, and that the first contribution payment must be made no later than 15 November 2025. The same page's own FAQ style content gives the age limit directly, stating a minimum age of 14 years old and a maximum age of 75 years old for non Malaysian citizen employees to contribute to EPF, and separately states that the employee must not yet have reached 75 years of age to be liable, and that the mandatory contribution obligation ceases when the non Malaysian citizen employee reaches the age of 75. This confirms, against the source rather than leaving it unconfirmed, that an upper age limit of 75 does apply.
What the source does not say
The page does not state a penalty, late payment charge, or dividend consequence for an employer who misses the 15 November 2025 first payment deadline; that omission is recorded here rather than assumed. The page does state the 75 year age ceiling clearly, which resolves the brief's flagged unconfirmed pass holders under 75 detail as confirmed on this kwsp.gov.my page.