Learn if PRs and foreigners living in Singapore can apply for a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to drive into Malaysia. Discover the steps and let MyMechanic simplify the process.
Yes, absolutely—and it's required. If you’re a Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) or a foreigner driving a Singapore-registered vehicle into Malaysia, a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) is legally required. The Malaysian government mandates registration for all foreign-registered vehicles, so you must register your car and install an RFID tag before crossing the border.
Without a valid VEP and RFID tag, you could be denied entry or fined. This applies to PRs, foreigners with work passes, dependent passes, student visas, LTVPs, and expats who travel to Malaysia for any reason.
Documents must be clear, current, and details must match your registration.
Delays happen if documents are unclear or incomplete. Many PRs and foreigners use MyMechanic for a smooth, error-free process.
Hundreds of PRs, expats, and cross-border drivers in Singapore trust MyMechanic for quick, reliable VEP approvals.
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Read Customer Stories →Singapore PRs and foreigners must apply for a VEP to legally drive into Malaysia. The right documents and RFID setup ensure your journey goes smoothly and you remain in full compliance with Malaysian regulations.
Skip the stress—let MyMechanic handle your VEP application, document checks, and RFID installation. Whether it’s your first time or a renewal, we’re here for every step.
PR or expat in Singapore? MyMechanic takes the worry out of your VEP permit so you can drive into Malaysia with confidence.
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