Find government departments and agencies in Putrajaya.

The Prime Minister’s Department supports the administration of the Malaysian Government and coordinates key national policies, governance matters, and federal administrative functions. It oversees several important agencies and divisions, helping to ensure effective public service delivery, policy implementation, institutional coordination, and strategic leadership from the federal government centre in Putrajaya.

The Ministry of Finance Malaysia manages the country’s financial policies, national budget, fiscal planning, taxation direction, and public expenditure. Located in Putrajaya, it plays a central role in supporting economic growth, financial governance, public sector funding, and Malaysia’s overall economic management through responsible planning, monitoring, and policy implementation.

The Ministry of Home Affairs Malaysia is responsible for internal security, public order, immigration control, registration, and enforcement matters. It oversees key agencies related to policing, prisons, immigration, civil registration, and border security, supporting national stability while protecting public safety, legal compliance, and the interests of citizens and residents.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Malaysia manages the country’s diplomatic relations, foreign policy, international cooperation, and consular services. Based at Wisma Putra in Putrajaya, it represents Malaysia globally, supports Malaysian citizens abroad, strengthens bilateral and multilateral relations, and promotes the nation’s interests in international affairs.

Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia, or JAKIM, is a federal government department that supports Islamic affairs administration in Malaysia.

JAKIM plays an important role in halal certification coordination, Islamic education, dakwah, family development, religious policy, and national Islamic governance.

It also works with state Islamic authorities to support public religious guidance, halal compliance, and the wider Malaysia halal certification ecosystem.

The Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia oversees universities, higher education institutions, academic policies, research development, and student affairs. Located in Putrajaya, it supports Malaysia’s higher education ecosystem by strengthening institutional quality, graduate development, industry relevance, research capacity, and access to advanced learning opportunities for Malaysians.