Special Series Overview

QSG

Sarawak Government official vehicles, since 1991

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Key Facts

Issue Date
1991
Issuance Range
QSG + number (QSG 1 to QSG 18 for ministers)
Rarity
Official use (Sarawak Government)
Transfer Rules
Reserved for Sarawak Government vehicles.

Issuing State

Key Points

  • Sarawak Government plates in the Q-front system.
  • QSG came from Sibu's QS sequence, after QSF.
  • QSG 1 to QSG 18 are ministers' official cars.
  • Before 1991 the state used SG with a Q suffix.

Series Overview

QSG is the registration used by Sarawak Government vehicles in the Q-front system adopted in 1991. The letters arrived in Sibu's ordinary QS sequence, straight after QSF, and were taken for state government use, where they read as Q for Sarawak and SG for Sarawak Government. The Chinese-language Wikipedia records QSG 1 to QSG 18 as the official cars of the state cabinet, ministers and assistant ministers.

Before 1991, Sarawak Government vehicles used SG with the Sarawak Q suffix, such as SG 2007 BQ.

Sources

Sources checked for the QSG entry.

  1. Vehicle Registration Plates Of Malaysia
    Wikipedia
    Open citation: Vehicle Registration Plates Of Malaysia
  2. 馬來西亞車輛號牌
    Wikipedia
    Open citation: 馬來西亞車輛號牌

Frequently Asked Questions

What does QSG mean?

Q is Sarawak's registration letter and SG stands for Sarawak Government. The block was taken from Sibu's QS sequence.

Who uses the lowest QSG numbers?

QSG 1 to QSG 18 are recorded as the official cars of Sarawak's state cabinet, ministers and assistant ministers.

For normal state series (V, B, J, etc.), see the Series Index. For broader JPJ plate-index context, visit the Plate Index.

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