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Themed “Selangor Juara, Rakyat Sejahtera”, the state Budget will see a total allocation of RM3.23bn covering welfare, education, infrastructure, and sustainability.
On 14 November 2025, Dato’ Seri Amirudin Shari, Chief Minister of Selangor, announced the state's RM3.23bn Budget 2026 under the theme 'Selangor Juara, Rakyat Sejahtera'.
Of the overall Budget, RM1.86bn will be allocated to managing expenses, and RM1.37bn will be allocated to development expenditure.
In his Facebook post, Dato’ Amirudin highlighted that state revenue had reached RM2,495.17mn until 13 November 2025, equivalent to 106.17% of the 2025 target. This, he said, reflects efficient financial management and the commitment of the state administration to public service.
As part of the budget, the state government announced Special Financial Assistance (BKK) for civil servants, equivalent to three months’ salary. One and a half months' worth had been distributed earlier this year, and the remaining one and a half months' worth will be distributed on 18 December 2025. Grassroots leaders and community coordinators will receive one month’s allowance, and mosque workers will receive RM500.
In a separate Facebook post, the State Secretary’s Office of Selangor emphasised that the 2026 Budget continues to focus on key priorities including state produce resources, economic opportunities, governance reforms, education, arts, culture & stability of younger generation, caring & loving Selangor, and environmental sustainability & infrastructure development.
The office noted that the state’s financial performance had exceeded RM2.5bn in 2025. Development allocation of RM70mn and education allocation of RM136mn are among the highest in the state’s history. The post highlighted that the budget aims to provide inclusive welfare, education, employment opportunities, and modern infrastructure for a more comfortable life.
Six key focuses of Selangor Budget 2026
Building on the state’s six key focuses, iBantuan outlined the full list of benefits designed to support families, students, workers, and communities under Budget 2026.
Economic growth is a key focus, with efforts to increase state revenue and expand opportunities for entrepreneurs. Governance reforms aim to ensure that the administration remains efficient and maintains high integrity.
Education continues to be a priority, with initiatives designed to provide access from kindergarten to university. The state is also investing in arts, culture, and youth development to empower young talent and preserve Selangor’s cultural heritage. Welfare programmes are being expanded to support all citizens, while environmental sustainability remains a core concern, with plans for flood mitigation and green infrastructure projects.
Incentives and aid to support Selangorians
As further reported by iBantuan, Selangor citizens can benefit from a range of financial and social assistance measures. In addition to the help received by civil servants, police and military veterans without pensions will be given RM200 shopping vouchers. Not only that, Hajj pilgrims will see an increase in their travel incentive to RM1,500 per person.
Students also stand to benefit, with a 50% tuition subsidy at local universities for 400 students. The Selangor IPT study prize of RM5mn and the RM15mn Selangor state scholarship will ease families’ financial burdens, alongside free tuition programmes for eligible students.
Infrastructure improvements are planned, including RM130mn for road upgrades and RM55mn for a Mega Pavement project. Low-income families can access a RM3mn home improvement fund, and 3,000 new houses will be constructed near the Klang River. The state will also provide a RM1,000 death benefit to support bereaved families.
Utilities and basic needs are being addressed with free water for households earning up to RM6,000 per month and hawker equipment vouchers for small traders. Community health programmes include RM4mn for dengue prevention and anti-bullying initiatives in schools.
Other areas of focus include modern agriculture, with RM4.85mn allocated to the Agro Food Park Selangor, and cultural and entertainment programmes, including tax exemptions for religious-based events.
Further, the Automotive Valley Selangor project is expected to create jobs and attract foreign investment, while RM100mn is set aside for SUKMA XXII, which Selangor will host in 2026.
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Lead image / State Secretary’s Office of Selangor
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