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Malaysia fiber broadband (FTTH) — five providers compared

Comparing 5 providers providers by price, speed, coverage and contract terms

For condo and home users wanting a wired connection. Unifi has 69% market share with the widest national coverage. TIME is the favorite among Japanese residents thanks to its symmetric Up=Down speeds. Maxis Home charges the lowest foreigner deposit (RM300). CelcomDigi Fibre offers a RM240 rebate when bundled with mobile. U Mobile Home Fibre is the cheapest at RM79+ and offers no-contract plans.

1
TM

TIME Fibre (TIME dotCom)

Strong symmetric speeds (Down=Up). No.1 most popular within the Japanese community.

FiberNo-contract avail.2 Gbps
5.0
1 reviews
RM 99〜/月
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3
MX

Maxis Home Fibre

Lowest foreigner deposit at RM300. Bundle discounts with Maxis Mobile are our strength.

FiberMobile bundleNo-contract avail.2 Gbps
RM 99〜/月
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4
CD

CelcomDigi Home Fibre

Malaysia's largest telecommunications carrier. Strong mobile bundle discounts (RM240 rebate).

FiberMobile bundleNo-contract avail.2 Gbps
RM 99〜/月
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5
UM

U Mobile Home Fibre

Most affordable from RM79 and up. Contract-free RM78 at industry-leading rates.

FiberMobile bundleNo-contract avail.1 Gbps
RM 79〜/月
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FAQ

Q. TIME vs Unifi: which is preferred by Japanese residents?
A. TIME Fibre dominates among urban Japanese residents thanks to symmetric Up=Down speeds — ideal for remote work and large uploads. But TIME has limited rural coverage; outside KL / Penang central, Unifi is the realistic choice.
Q. How much deposit do foreigners pay?
A. Maxis Home: RM300 (lowest). Unifi / TIME / CelcomDigi: RM500 (standard). Refunded after contract end, but keep paperwork for the refund application.
Q. How long does installation take?
A. Typically 7–14 business days. In condos, the management office must approve, and some buildings restrict which providers can be installed. Check before signing your lease.