The Notice of Intent to Vacate is a crucial document in Malaysian property law that formally initiates the process of ending a tenancy agreement. This notice is required by standard practice and often specified in lease agreements throughout Malaysia, serving as the tenant's official communication of their plans to vacate the premises. The document helps ensure compliance with notice period requirements under Malaysian tenancy laws and typically includes key information such as the intended vacation date, property details, and forwarding contact information. It's particularly important as it triggers various time-sensitive processes, including property inspection arrangements and security deposit return procedures. The notice helps protect both landlord and tenant interests by creating a clear record of the intended termination date and related arrangements.

1. Tenant Details: Full name and current contact information of the tenant(s)

2. Property Address: Complete address of the rental property being vacated

3. Date of Notice: Current date when the notice is being served

4. Intended Vacation Date: Clear statement of the intended date of vacancy

5. Reference to Lease Agreement: Details of the original lease agreement including its date

6. Notice Period Compliance: Statement confirming compliance with the notice period required in the lease agreement

7. Request for Property Inspection: Request for a final inspection of the property

8. Forwarding Address: New address for future correspondence and security deposit return