The Malaysian Checkpoints and Borders Agency (abbr.: MCBA or AKPS) is a government agency tasked at enforcing immigration, customs, quarantine and inspection, health control and veterinary inspection under the laws of Malaysia through component agencies. The agency holds jurisdiction over the air, sea, and land entry points of Malaysia. It is governed under the Malaysia Border Control and Protection Agency Act 2024.
AKSEM would eventually be replaced and succeed by a new agency, which is called the Malaysian Checkpoints and Borders Agency on 18 December 2024, when the Malaysia Border Control and Protection Agency Act 2024 [Act 860] officially went into effect. Under Act 860, the powers and jurisdiction of the new agency was expanded to encompass all land, sea, and air entry points of the country, unlike AKSEM, which was only tasked to control the land borders of Malaysia.