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Self-driving cars aren't just the future anymore—they're here! Whether you're cruising around in a Tesla with Autopilot or another car with smart driver-assist features, you might be wondering: “Can I drive my autonomous car into Malaysia?” Good news — yes, you can! But like any foreign vehicle, your car needs a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) from the Malaysian authorities. At MyMechanic, we’ve helped hundreds of Singapore drivers handle their VEP, and that now includes owners of self-driving or semi-autonomous vehicles too.
Yes, they do. Even if your car drives itself, the rules don’t change—any Singapore-registered vehicle entering Malaysia needs a valid VEP. That includes:
Malaysia is starting to pay closer attention to AVs crossing the border — and that means a few extra checks might apply. Here’s what’s new:
When you apply for a VEP for a self-driving car, it’s helpful to have:
We know VEP paperwork isn’t the most thrilling part of owning a cool car. That’s why we offer:
Don't just take our word for it - see what our customers say about their VEP experience with MyMechanic
Read Customer Stories →If you’ve got a self-driving car and Malaysia’s calling, don’t let paperwork slow you down. At MyMechanic, we’ll make the VEP process easy!
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