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What Can Singapore Drivers Expect as Malaysia’s VEP Policy Takes Effect?

October 1, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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To apply for a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) in Malaysia, Singapore drivers can register for an account on the official website vep.jpj.gov.my. This is required for all categories of cars, including private and commercial vehicles, as well as embassy and government vehicles. Applicants will need to provide vehicle information such as the model, certificate of entitlement (COE), and chassis numbers.

In order to apply for a VEP, applicants can upload a vehicle log card or manually fill in the required information online. The vehicle log card can be obtained from the Land Transport Authority’s OneMotoring website. Alternatively, a representative can apply for the VEP on the driver’s behalf. While drivers have the option to receive the RFID tags by post, many prefer to have them installed at authorized centres despite the long queues.

When applying for a VEP, drivers will need to have their NRIC, passport, vehicle road tax, insurance, car model, and COE details ready. Once an application is approved, drivers will receive an email notification to choose a method of collecting the VEP RFID tag – either through couriered post to their address or through self-collection at one of the four VEP collection centres. The RFID tag can be attached to the top left corner of the windscreen or the left headlamp of the car.

By following the VEP application process, drivers can ensure that they have the necessary permit to enter Malaysia with their vehicles. It is important to have all the required documents ready for the application and to follow the instructions provided on the official website. Once the application is approved and the VEP RFID tag is collected, drivers can proceed to drive into Malaysia without any issues.

Overall, the VEP application process is designed to streamline the entry of vehicles into Malaysia and ensure that all necessary documentation is in place. By understanding the requirements and following the steps outlined on the official website, drivers can easily apply for a VEP and receive the RFID tag for their vehicles. This will enable smooth entry into Malaysia and help to avoid any delays or issues at the border checkpoints.

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