Please logon to www.quitrent.jtu.sabah.gov.my to check out the land dues balance and proceed to E-Banking payment through Aliance Bank.

This department has implemented E-Banking Service in order to facilitate land owners to make online payment through Alliance Bank.

Land owners can check and print the balance of the quit rent and bring to any Alliance Bank branches within Malaysia for payment at the counter. The departmental land offices counters are still available for payment.

You also click on the icon [QUIT RENT] on the homepage !

The department has issued the circular on ICT Best Practises 1/2010. Officers and staff Members of the department are advised to read and be familiar with what are regagrded as Best Practises in using ICT as a tool to do their daily work. Most importantly, we all do our part to put into practise all these good codes of ethics in ICT that have been advocated.

You may download a copy from the link here for your presonal reference.

The department would like to thank all the legal firms that have provided feedbacks on the newly implemented system LaDESS and a new document has been released to enable the users to have a better understanding of how to use LaDESS.

This document is entitled "LaDESS FAQ Version 1.0". The need for this FAQ document arises from the fact that LaDESS is a web-based application that has been developed to operate through the internet and hence, LaDESS needs to endure the stress of cyber threats. This is the reason why certain keystrokes and intnernet browser functions are not allowed in this application.

TONGOD (Sabah): The introduction of communal land titles would help prevent natives from selling their properties for quick profit.

Sabah Land and Survey Department Director Datuk Osman Jamal said in the past, many natives who were given land by the government sold it or fell prey to various schemes.