How to ensure my car is VEP-ready for entry into Malaysia before July 1


Drivers of foreign-registered cars found without a valid VEP entering Malaysia face a RM300 (S$91) compound fine. Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: Singapore-registered vehicles must have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to enter Malaysia by land from July 1, or risk incurring a RM300 (S$91) fine.

The announcement was made by Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke on Wednesday (June 4).

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