If you own a Singapore-registered vehicle with an active Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) for Malaysia, the expiry of your Certificate of Entitlement (COE) can cause issues for your cross-border travel. Many drivers are caught off guard — their VEP is still valid, but their COE is about to expire.
At MyMechanic, we’ve helped many drivers handle this exact situation without delays or border complications. Here’s what you should know and the steps to take.
Your VEP approval is tied to your vehicle’s legal roadworthiness in Singapore. If your COE expires, your vehicle is technically no longer authorised to be on the road — in either country. This means your VEP could be suspended or invalidated until your COE is renewed.
We specialise in VEP applications, renewals, and compliance checks for Singapore and Malaysian drivers. With our help, you’ll avoid rejections, delays, and unexpected issues at the border.
When your COE is close to expiry but your VEP is still active, acting quickly is key. By renewing your COE early and updating your VEP details, you’ll keep your travel plans on track. MyMechanic can manage the process from start to finish, saving you time and stress.
MyMechanic can manage your COE renewal and VEP updates to keep your travels seamless and compliant.
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