Malaysia has made it clear: there will be no U-turn on the implementation and enforce of the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) in Malaysia.
This means if you’re one who head to JB every weekend for some cheap food, you must registered for VEP.
However, after calls by Singapore motorists, Malaysia now allows VEP tags to be collected in Singapore. Since the implementation of VEP, they can only be collected in Malaysia, or have them delivered by post.
Here’s what you should know.
You Can Pay $39 to Collect M’sia VEP Tags from Woodlands Counter From 18 Sept
According to The Straits Times, 18 September 2024, it’s reported that motorists in Singapore will be able to collect their VEP tags from the VEP information counter located at 186 Woodlands Industrial Park E5, #03-01R.
The VEP tag is required for all foreign-registered vehicles entering Malaysia from Singapore starting 1 October 2024. It contains a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip that uniquely identifies each vehicle and can be used to pay road charges and tolls in Malaysia.
Motorists must apply for the VEP online at https://vep.jpj.gov.my before visiting the information counter to collect their tag.
To apply, drivers need to provide their personal details like NRIC and passport information, as well as their vehicle information including road tax, insurance, and COE details.
The processing fee for the tag is RM10 (about S$3) for self-collection, and there’s also a $39 fee, payable at the counter located on the
When visiting the Woodlands VEP information counter to collect the tag, appointments must be made online in advance through https://www.myvep.com.sg/appointment as walk-ins are no longer allowed.
Drivers will need to select an available time slot and provide their name, vehicle number, email and phone details. As of early September, slots for the whole month were reportedly fully booked.
It’s unknown if more slots would be open for the collection of the tags.
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