Got a New Personalised Number Plate? Here's What to Do About Your VEP

Personalised number plates are a popular way to add a personal touch to your car. But if you drive to Malaysia often, you might be wondering how a new plate affects your Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP).

The VEP system uses your number plate to identify your car. Even though your RFID tag is linked to your car's chassis number, the VEP system itself is tied to your number plate. If the plate on your car doesn't match the one in the VEP system, you could have problems at the border.

As soon as your new number plate is registered with the LTA in Singapore, you need to update your vehicle details with the Malaysian Road Transport Department (JPJ) on the VEP portal. This will prevent any confusion or delays at the border.

We offer a full range of VEP services, including help with updating your vehicle details. Here's what we can do for you:

• Step-by-Step Guidance: We'll walk you through the process of updating your VEP details on the JPJ portal.
• Document Help: We'll help you prepare and submit all the necessary documents for a quick and easy update.
• Status Check: We'll help you verify that your VEP record has been updated correctly with your new number plate.
• Troubleshooting: If you have any problems with the update process, we're here to help you solve them.

A personalised number plate is a great way to express yourself. Just remember to keep your VEP up to date to avoid any problems at the border.

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