The Migration Survey is conducted on a monthly basis and is integrated with LFS. The survey provides internal migration statistics at the state and urban and rural levels. The methods used are the same as the LFS and SWS. On the operational side, the Migration Survey questions were asked to householders 1 year and older. The objective of the Migration Survey is to provide estimates of population movement at the state level over a period of time. In addition, the survey aims to provide information on demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of migrant and non-migrant populations such as age, gender, ethnic group, marital status, educational attainment, and population migration factors. The information collected is published in the 'Migration Survey Report'.

The National Household Indicators Survey (NHIS) is conducted using household approach to fulfil the requirement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators, indicators for education, Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS), Gender and Malaysian Happiness Survey. This survey covers 15 modules namely Module A: Respondent Informations, Module B: Respondent Informations, Module C:  Living Quarters, Module D: Household, Module E: Identification Particulars, Module F: Marital Status, Module G: Fertility, Module H: Early Children Development, Module I: Education, Module J: Agriculture, Module K: Equality Rights, Module L: Gender Equality Salary Gap, Module M: Bullying at School, Module N: Safety/ Harassment/ Violence and Module O: Malaysian Happiness Survey.