MBSA Lesen Promosi Jualan Sementara

License / Permit / Service Description

• Professional MBSA Temporary Sales Promotion Licence application and local authority compliance support services for businesses in Shah Alam. We assist with review of the promotion activity, location, duration, product category, temporary setup, supporting documents, application preparation, submission coordination, and follow-up where applicable. Our service is suitable for retailers, supermarkets, product distributors, event organisers, shopping mall tenants, brands, SMEs, food and beverage businesses, exhibition participants, and companies organising short-term promotional campaigns. We also assist clients to identify whether additional approval may be required for temporary booths, canopies, advertising materials, public-space use, food sales, electrical installation, fire safety, or venue management requirements. Final approval remains subject to MBSA and relevant authorities.

Related Departments / Regulatory Bodies ​

• Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA)
• MBSA Licensing Department
• MBSA Enforcement Department, where applicable
• MBSA Building Department or One Stop Centre (OSC), where applicable
• Premises owner, landlord, shopping mall management, or site management
• Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (BOMBA), where applicable
• Ministry of Health Malaysia (KKM), where applicable
• Department of Environment (DOE/JAS), where applicable
• Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP), where applicable for advertising materials
• Other relevant authorities, depending on the activity and location
  

License Name ( Bahasa Malayu )

• Lesen Promosi Jualan Sementara MBSA
  

Application Scenarios & Business Necessity

• Company is organising a limited-time sales promotion or clearance sale.
• Business intends to set up a temporary promotion booth or roadshow.
• Retailer is launching a new product, branch, campaign, or seasonal promotion.
• Company plans a festive promotion, warehouse sale, anniversary sale, or customer campaign.
• Business wants to conduct a promotion at a shopping mall, commercial premises, event space, or approved site.
• Client intends to use a temporary booth, table, backdrop, banner, bunting, canopy, or promotional structure.
• Company requires local authority compliance before commencing the promotion.
• Premises owner or event organiser requests evidence of MBSA approval.
• Business is selling food, beverages, consumer products, or services during a temporary campaign.
• Company requires assistance to coordinate MBSA requirements with venue management and other authorities.

Important Rules & Compliance Standards

• The proposed promotion must clearly state the location, date, operating time, activity, product category, and temporary setup.
• The applicant must obtain written permission from the premises owner or site management where applicable.
• All submitted information and documents must be accurate, complete, and consistent with the actual activity.
• The approved promotion must operate only within the approved period, location, and scope.
• Temporary structures, booths, canopies, tables, electrical equipment, and promotional materials must be safe and properly managed.
• The business must maintain cleanliness, waste management, public access, and safety throughout the promotion period.
• Separate approval may be required for advertising banners, bunting, signboards, food preparation, entertainment, temporary structures, or public-space use.
• The activity must not obstruct walkways, roads, parking areas, emergency access, or public facilities.
• The applicant must comply with any special conditions imposed by MBSA, premises management, or other authorities.
• This service does not guarantee approval, and government fees, venue charges, technical costs, and third-party fees are excluded unless stated in the quotation.
  

Compound & Legal Penalties

• Rejection, delay, or cancellation of the temporary sales promotion application.
• Requirement to stop, remove, dismantle, or relocate an unauthorised booth or promotional setup.
• Compound, notice, enforcement action, or prosecution where applicable.
• Seizure of items, structures, banners, or business equipment in serious enforcement cases.
• Additional charges or penalties imposed by the premises owner or venue management.
• Difficulty obtaining future approvals from MBSA or other authorities.
• Complaints from the public due to obstruction, noise, cleanliness, traffic, or safety issues.
• Possible liability against the company and/or responsible persons for non-compliance.

Frequently Asked Question