Are you a Singapore-based food delivery rider making frequent cross-border trips to Malaysia? Here’s how VEP works and how MyMechanic helps with the process.
With the rise of food and parcel delivery platforms, many Singapore-based riders are venturing into Malaysia to complete cross-border delivery jobs. Whether you’re delivering food, groceries, or urgent items to Johor Bahru and beyond, one thing is essential before crossing the border with your motorcycle or car — the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP).
At MyMechanic, we understand the challenges food delivery riders face when juggling deadlines, customer expectations, and regulations. That's why we offer fast and reliable VEP application services specifically catered to high-frequency riders.
The Malaysian government requires all foreign vehicles entering the country to be registered under the VEP system. This includes motorcycles and cars used for commercial or personal purposes — and yes, even if you're just zipping into JB for a 30-minute delivery job.
Failing to register or renew your VEP can result in fines, delays at the checkpoint, or being turned away entirely. With the RFID-based system now linked to tolls and enforcement, your vehicle must be properly tagged and registered before entering.
No need to queue or stress — we’ll keep your paperwork in check.
We’ve helped many riders sort these problems out quickly, so they can get back on the road and keep earning.
Whether you're a part-time gig worker or a full-time food delivery rider, let MyMechanic take care of your VEP process so you can focus on what matters — making deliveries and making money. We’ve helped hundreds of Singaporeans get their VEP sorted fast, and we can help you too.
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