Sharing Your Car? A VEP Guide for Dual-Driver Arrangements

What to Do When You Share a Car

It's common for more than one person to drive the same car. Maybe you share it with your spouse, a family member, or a coworker. But when you're driving to Malaysia, you need to think about the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). How does it work when multiple people drive the same car?

The VEP is Linked to the Car's Owner

The VEP is linked to the person who registered the car. This means that the owner is responsible for making sure the VEP is up to date.

Important Tips for Dual-Driver VEP

How MyMechanic Can Help with Your Dual-Driver VEP

We offer a full range of VEP services to help with your dual-driver arrangement:

• Clear Advice: We'll give you easy-to-understand advice on how to stay compliant when multiple people drive your car to Malaysia.
• Document Checklist: We can give you a checklist of all the documents each driver should have.
• VEP Application and Renewal: We can handle the entire VEP application and renewal process for you.
• Troubleshooting: If you have any problems with your VEP because of your dual-driver arrangement, we're here to help.

Drive to Malaysia with Confidence

Sharing a car is a great way to travel. And with a little planning, it doesn't have to be a VEP headache. By making sure every driver knows the rules and has the right documents, you can all enjoy easy trips to Malaysia.

Frequently Asked Questions