Can I Use Someone Else’s VEP Sticker? Everything You Need to Know

Can You Use Someone Else’s VEP Sticker?

Trying to save time or money by borrowing a friend’s or family member’s VEP sticker for travel to Malaysia? The answer is NO. Each Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) and RFID sticker is uniquely registered to your car’s number plate, chassis number, and ownership details.

At every border crossing, automated systems and border officers verify that the VEP matches your actual car. Any mismatch or misuse is caught—and the penalties can be serious.

Why Does Each Car Need Its Own VEP?

• The sticker is registered with your car’s number plate and chassis details.
• Ownership and vehicle data are checked at every entry using RFID/plate cameras.
• No two different cars can share the same VEP sticker—even if they’re the same model or color.

If your car doesn’t match the VEP data, expect border issues, fines, or blacklisting.

What Happens If You Use a VEP Sticker That’s Not Yours?

• Entry refusal at Malaysian checkpoints
• Legal penalties, administrative fines, or blacklisting in JPJ systems
• Your Touch ‘n Go RFID functions may break or be flagged as fraudulent
• Border hassle—even if the sticker “works” temporarily, you risk major issues on future visits

Always apply for your own VEP sticker for safe, compliant travel.

What Should You Do Instead?

Get your own VEP sticker—it’s fast, legal, and avoids all future risks. MyMechanic provides:

• Simple VEP registration—from documents to online submission
• Direct-to-doorstep RFID sticker delivery and installation
• Quick support for plate changes or new car ownership
• Fast re-submissions if your VEP was rejected or expired

Why Rely on MyMechanic?

• Full VEP application management—no stress, no mistakes
• System approval and status tracking—you always know where you stand
• Expert guidance on JPJ compliance, renewals, and updates
• Professional, door-to-door installation and customer-first support

FAQs: VEP Sticker Usage in Singapore & Malaysia