Renewing your Certificate of Entitlement (COE) is a major milestone for any car owner in Singapore. But if you’re a frequent driver to Malaysia, a crucial question arises: What does this mean for your active Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP)?
At MyMechanic, we help drivers navigate this exact situation to ensure their cross-border journeys remain seamless. Here’s what you need to know.
The good news is you don’t need to go through the entire VEP application process from scratch. Your VEP is tied to your vehicle, not your COE's lifespan. However, since a COE renewal is a significant change to your vehicle’s registration status, you are required to update your VEP records to reflect this change. Failure to do so can lead to compliance issues.
The Malaysian JPJ (Road Transport Department) VEP system relies on accurate and up-to-date information. When you renew your COE, key details in your vehicle’s official records change, such as the registration validity period. The VEP system needs to sync with this new information to ensure:
While the process isn't a full re-application, it requires careful steps. Here’s a general guide:
Feeling overwhelmed? At MyMechanic, we specialize in making this process effortless. We can:
Ensure your travels to Malaysia remain uninterrupted. Let MyMechanic handle your VEP update quickly and correctly, so you can drive with confidence.
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