If your car has a foreign number plate but is temporarily registered in Singapore, you'll still need a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to cross into Malaysia legally.
Malaysia’s Road Transport Department (JPJ) requires every foreign-registered vehicle to have a VEP before entering. That includes cars with foreign plates temporarily under Singapore registration.
Skipping the VEP could mean:
In short—having your VEP ready means less stress and more time enjoying your trip.
We’ve helped countless drivers handle tricky VEP applications, especially in cases like foreign plates with temporary Singapore registration. Here’s how we make it simple for you:
With us, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Before we start, we’ll help you prepare the essentials:
Don’t let border rules catch you off guard. With MyMechanic, getting a VEP for your foreign-plated, temporarily Singapore-registered car is quick, simple, and stress-free.
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