Delivering in Malaysia? Make sure your VEP is totally compliant!
The gig economy has really taken off, and we're seeing more and more Singaporean riders picking up food delivery gigs with platforms like GrabFood and Deliveroo. Some even extend their routes across the Causeway into Johor Bahru (JB)! While the idea of earning extra cash is super appealing, it's absolutely crucial for these riders to understand that using their Singapore-registered motorcycles for commercial purposes in Malaysia comes with specific Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) requirements. These are different from just using your bike for personal errands.
The key here is the reason you're traveling. A regular VEP for private vehicles is strictly for personal use. But if you're using your motorcycle for commercial activities, like delivering food for money, it falls under a different VEP category. This often means stricter rules and possibly different classifications.
While the exact details can change (and Malaysian authorities do update them!), food delivery riders should be ready for these possibilities:
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