SOCSO pay for work-accident sick leave (80% of wage)
PERKESO Faedah Hilang Upaya Sementara (HUS)
Injured in an accident at work, or on the way to or from work, and the doctor gives you at least 4 days of medical leave? A SOCSO-insured worker can get 80% of their average daily wage (RM30 to RM158.67 a day) for the whole medical leave, plus free treatment at a SOCSO panel clinic or a government clinic or hospital.
- Check you qualify: you're a SOCSO-insured employee, hurt while working, travelling between home and work, or going for a meal in your break, and the doctor gave at least 4 days of medical leave (including the accident day).
- Get free treatment at a SOCSO panel clinic or a government clinic or hospital. Bring Borang 21 (accident report) or an introduction letter from your employer.
- Your employer fills in Borang 21 and Borang 10 (claim). Attach a copy of your MyKad, the MC, attendance record and a medical-information consent letter. Road accident while commuting: add the police report and a sketch map of your route. Submit to the nearest PERKESO office.
- Claiming is free: don't use agents who charge a commission. Under PERKESO's client charter, HUS is paid within 7 days of receiving complete documents. Use your MyKad number as the reference when checking status.
Checked 29 Oct 2026
Questions
What is SOCSO pay for work-accident sick leave (80% of wage)?
PERKESO Faedah Hilang Upaya Sementara (HUS): Injured in an accident at work, or on the way to or from work, and the doctor gives you at least 4 days of medical leave? A SOCSO-insured worker can get 80% of their average daily wage (RM30 to RM158.67 a day) for the whole medical leave, plus free treatment at a SOCSO panel clinic or a government clinic or hospital.
How do I get started with PERKESO Faedah Hilang Upaya Sementara (HUS)?
Follow the 4 steps on this page. Step 1: Check you qualify: you're a SOCSO-insured employee, hurt while working, travelling between home and work, or going for a meal in your break, and the doctor gave at least 4 days of medical leave (including the accident day).
When was this information checked?
Checked on 29 Oct 2026 against the provider's official page.