VEP Malaysia Singapore Guide

Who Needs VEP?

Any Singapore-registered car entering Malaysia by land must have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). This requirement is mandatory and strictly enforced at all Malaysian checkpoints.

• All Singapore-registered passenger cars
• Private cars and family vehicles
• Company-registered cars
• Rental cars from Singapore
• Both new and used vehicles

VEP Registration Process

• JPJ Portal Registration: Complete your VEP application through the official JPJ portal
• RFID Tag Collection: Collect your RFID tag from designated centers in Johor after approval
• Professional Installation: Ensure proper RFID tag installation on your windscreen
• Approval Notification: Receive email confirmation when your VEP is approved

RFID Installation and Collection

Collection is done at RFID centers in Johor. You'll need an appointment after your VEP is approved.

• Location: Various RFID centers located throughout Johor state
• Appointment Required: You must book an appointment after VEP approval
• Collection Process: Present your approval notification and vehicle documents
• Installation: RFID tag must be properly installed on your windscreen
• Testing: Verify RFID functionality before leaving the center

VEP Requirements Summary

• Mandatory for All: Every Singapore car must have VEP before entering Malaysia
• Valid Documentation: Ensure all car and personal documents are current
• Insurance Coverage: Valid Malaysian insurance is required alongside VEP
• Road Tax: Malaysian road tax must be valid and displayed
• RFID Functionality: RFID tag must be working for toll payments

Important VEP Guidelines

• Entry Points: VEP is required at all land border crossings into Malaysia
• Validity Period: VEP is valid for 5 years from approval date
• Renewal: Apply for renewal before expiry to avoid disruption
• Compliance: Failure to have VEP may result in entry denial
• Documentation: Always carry VEP approval and vehicle documents

Common VEP Scenarios

• Business Travel: Company cars need VEP for business trips to Malaysia
• Tourism: Personal cars for leisure travel and sightseeing
• Family Visits: Visiting relatives or friends in Malaysia
• Shopping Trips: Regular cross-border shopping excursions
• Transit: Passing through Malaysia to reach other destinations

Frequently Asked Questions