Everything you need to know before handing over the keys.
It’s a common situation: a friend or family member from overseas is visiting and wants to borrow your car for a short trip to Johor Bahru or beyond. Or perhaps you’re an expat living in Singapore and want to lend your car to a visiting friend. Before you say yes, it’s essential to understand the regulations surrounding foreign drivers and the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP).
The most critical point to remember is that the VEP is registered to your car, not to you as the driver. This means that as long as your vehicle has a valid VEP and a properly installed RFID tag, it can be driven into Malaysia by any licensed driver. However, the driver must meet several conditions to be legally compliant on Malaysian roads:
The thought of ensuring all this paperwork is in order can be daunting. That’s where MyMechanic steps in. We offer a comprehensive VEP service that gives you complete peace of mind:
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Read Customer Stories →Lending your car to a friend or family member should be an act of generosity, not a source of stress. Let MyMechanic take care of the VEP and compliance details, so you can share your car with complete confidence.
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