Introducing Tabiniko Service/TNG New Registration Guide | From Japan to Malaysia

Infographic guide on using TNG eWallet, DuitNow, and Visa Debit Card in Malaysia, featuring steps for SIM registration, money transfers, and daily payments.

Series : Tabiniko Family Comic Series

Episode: Special Edition

Theme: TNG New Registration Guide – From Japan to Malaysia

Make Life in Malaysia Easier with TNG eWallet, DuitNow, Wise & Visa Debit Card!

The Tabiniko Family has arrived in Malaysia and is ready to start a new adventure!

If you’re planning to move to Malaysia, one of the first things to prepare is a local mobile phone number.

In this article, we’ll introduce five useful tools that can make everyday life in Malaysia easier: a Malaysian SIM card, TNG eWallet, DuitNow, Wise, and the TNG Visa Debit Card.

Let’s get started!


First, Get Your Malaysian SIM Card!

If you’re starting a new life in Malaysia, one of the first things to arrange is a local mobile phone number.

You may be able to register for a Malaysian SIM card before arriving in Malaysia, depending on the mobile provider and its registration requirements.

At Tabiniko, we offer paid assistance with Malaysian SIM card registration to help make your relocation process smoother.

Interested in preparing your SIM card before your move? Feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to assist!

Erik smiles and explains:

“Starting life in Malaysia? A SIM card is a great first step! With a local mobile number, you can get ready to explore services such as TNG eWallet and DuitNow, subject to their respective registration requirements.”

In Malaysia, mobile phone numbers are often used to register for services and verify accounts.

Getting connected early can help make settling into your new home much easier.


Set Up TNG eWallet

Once your SIM card is ready, the next step is to explore TNG eWallet (Touch ’n Go eWallet).

TNG eWallet is a popular digital wallet in Malaysia that allows users to make cashless payments at participating merchants and access various payment services through their smartphones.

Aya takes out her phone and says:

“Once your SIM card is ready, let’s set up TNG eWallet! It can be really useful for everyday payments and daily life in Malaysia.”

From shopping to making payments at participating merchants, a digital wallet can make everyday transactions more convenient.

Please note that registration, identity verification, and eligibility requirements may apply.


Discover DuitNow for Convenient Transfers and Payments

After exploring TNG eWallet, let’s take a look at DuitNow.

DuitNow is a widely used instant payment and fund transfer service in Malaysia.

Depending on the service and your participating bank or payment provider, you may be able to send or receive money using a mobile number, other registered identifiers, or a QR code.

J, the youngest member of the Tabiniko Family, looks excited.

“Wow! This makes sending and receiving money in Malaysia much easier!”

For international students, expatriates, and families moving to Malaysia, having convenient ways to make and receive payments can be very helpful.

However, DuitNow access depends on your bank, payment provider, and account type. Receiving money from overseas may require a separate international transfer service.


Send Money to Malaysia with Wise

So, how can you transfer money from another country to Malaysia to cover your living expenses?

One option worth exploring is Wise, an international money transfer service.

Erik shows the Wise app and explains:

“If you’re moving to Malaysia from another country, Wise may be a convenient option for transferring money internationally.”

For example, you may be able to send money from your home country to an eligible Malaysian bank account, depending on the countries, currencies, and payment methods supported.

Before making a transfer, check the available transfer routes, fees, exchange rates, estimated delivery times, and recipient requirements.

Having a suitable way to transfer money internationally can make managing your living expenses in Malaysia much easier.


Enjoy More Payment Flexibility with the TNG Visa Debit Card!

Did you know that eligible TNG eWallet users can also apply for a TNG Visa Debit Card?

J holds up the card excitedly.

“Wow! I can get a Visa Debit Card, too!”

The TNG Visa Debit Card can be used for eligible purchases at merchants that accept Visa, subject to the card’s terms and conditions.

Depending on your eligibility and the card’s supported features, it may be useful for online shopping on platforms such as Lazada and Shopee.

You may also be able to use it for payments related to everyday services, including Grab, depending on the payment method accepted.

Aya smiles and adds:

“It’s convenient to have different payment options when shopping, going out, or travelling!”

Having more than one payment method can make everyday life in Malaysia more convenient.

Before applying, check the latest eligibility requirements, fees, supported transactions, and card features through the official TNG eWallet channels.


Be Prepared for the Unexpected!

Finally, J holds the card and says:

“It’s good to have another way to pay when I need it!”

When living abroad, unexpected expenses can arise at any time, whether for shopping, transportation, travel, or other daily necessities.

That’s why it’s helpful to have more than one payment option available.

Having a combination of cash, a digital wallet, a bank account, international money transfer services, and a debit card can give you greater flexibility when managing your money in Malaysia.

Choose the options that suit your needs and make sure you understand the requirements, fees, and limitations of each service.


Your First Step Towards a Better Life in Malaysia Starts with a SIM Card!

Moving to Malaysia for work, study, or family life can feel overwhelming at first. There are many new things to learn and prepare for.

But don’t worry! You can take it one step at a time.

The Tabiniko Family starts with these five essentials:

SIM Card → TNG eWallet → DuitNow → Wise → Visa Debit Card

First, prepare a local mobile phone number and explore TNG eWallet. Then, learn about DuitNow and international money transfers through services such as Wise. Finally, consider a Visa Debit Card for additional payment flexibility.

The services available to you will depend on your nationality, residency status, verification documents, and each provider’s eligibility requirements.

With a little preparation, you can make everyday life in Malaysia more convenient and enjoy a smoother start in your new home.

The Tabiniko Family smiles together and says:

“Your new life in Malaysia starts with a SIM card!”

And so, the Tabiniko Family’s Malaysian adventure begins!


Need Help Moving to Malaysia? Contact Tabiniko!

At Tabiniko Services, we support individuals and families who are planning to move to Malaysia or start a new chapter of life here.

Our services include:

  • Property: Assistance with buying and renting homes in Malaysia

  • Education: International school searches and related support

  • Visa Support: Assistance with relocation-related visa procedures

  • Insurance: Guidance on insurance options

  • Relocation Support: Help with settling in and arranging everyday essentials Whether you’re moving for work, education, retirement, or family life, we’re here to help make your transition smoother.

Not sure where to start? Feel free to contact us. We’d be happy to help you take your first steps towards life in Malaysia!

Tabiniko Services — Your Partner for Property & Relocation Support in Malaysia.

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