VEP, Malaysia and Singapore
Malaysia delays enforcement of VEP; Singapore vehicles without tag can still enter from Oct 1 but will get reminder
Malaysian authorities say that a warning notice will be issued to drivers of vehicles before they leave Malaysia if they have still not installed their VEP.
VEP deadline: Singapore drivers can enter Malaysia without a tag from Oct 1 but will be given warning
Malaysia’s Road Transport Department (JPJ) announced on Friday (Sep 27) that foreign-registered vehicles which have yet to install Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) tags by the Oct 1 deadline will still be allowed to enter Malaysia from Singapore.
Singapore drivers can enter Malaysia without VEP tag from Oct 1, but warnings will be issued
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia’s Road Transport Department (JPJ) announced on Sept 27 that foreign-registered vehicles which have yet to install Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) tags by the Oct 1 deadline will still be allowed to enter Malaysia from Singapore.
JPJ: Singaporean vehicles without VEP can enter Johor as usual from Oct 1
Singaporean vehicles without a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) will still be allowed entry into Johor starting October 1, says the Road Transport Department (JPJ). The Star reported that JPJ director-general Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli said while enforcement of the VEP for foreign-registered vehicles will begin on the same date,
Warnings, reminders to Singapore vehicles without entry permit tags from Oct 1
The vehicles will be allowed to enter Johor after the entry permit rule is enforced from Oct 1 but warning notices will be issued before they leave Malaysia.
Singapore vehicles without VEP can still enter Johor after Oct 1, says JPJ
All Singaporean foreign vehicles without a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) can enter Johor as usual from Oct 1, says the Road Transport Department (JPJ). Read full story
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