Your RFID tag is your gateway to driving into Malaysia. If it's missing or damaged, here's what to do.
At MyMechanic, we understand how frustrating it can be if your Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) RFID tag gets stolen, damaged, or tampered with—especially when you're preparing for a drive from Singapore into Malaysia. Let's break down what steps you need to take to stay compliant and avoid penalties at the border.
If you believe your tag was stolen or deliberately tampered with, it's crucial to report the incident:
This report serves as official documentation that protects you from potential misuse of your stolen tag.
You'll need to apply for a new tag through the official VEP portal. Here's what's typically required:
Don't worry—MyMechanic can assist you in preparing and submitting everything correctly. Our VEP specialists handle cases just like this every day.
Important restrictions to know:
Let MyMechanic help you avoid the hassle by managing the reapplication and verification process efficiently.
Priority handling for stolen/tampered tag cases with average 48-hour resolution
We prepare all paperwork to JPJ standards for first-time approval
We understand the unique needs of Singapore-registered vehicles
From police report to new tag installation, we handle everything
Our team is standing by to assist with emergency replacements and border crossing advice.
MyMechanic VEP Emergency Services
Available 24/7 — Every Day of the Year
Protect your replacement tag with these expert tips:
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