Malaysia VEP Renewal in Singapore
A Malaysia VEP is valid for a limited period, and once it lapses your RFID tag stops scanning at the Causeway and Second Link. VEP renewal extends it before it expires so there is no gap in your border access. We check your status, submit the renewal to JPJ, and keep you posted.
How renewal works
Tell us before it expires
Message us with your vehicle and VEP details. A few weeks ahead is ideal so there's no gap in cover.
We check and submit
We confirm your current status with JPJ, sort out anything missing, and file the renewal for you.
We keep you updated
You hear from us when it's approved. If your RFID tag needs replacing, we arrange that too.
VEP renewal questions
Renew before your VEP expires. If it lapses, your RFID tag stops being valid and you can be turned away or fined at the checkpoint. Send us your details a few weeks ahead and we handle the renewal so there's no gap.
Yes. We check your current status with JPJ, sort out what's needed, and submit the renewal. If your RFID tag is still in good condition it usually keeps working once the renewal goes through; if it needs replacing, we arrange that too.
Not always. Many drivers keep their existing tag through a renewal. We check yours and tell you before you pay for anything you don't need.
JPJ approval usually runs 5 to 10 working days, the same as a new application. We submit as soon as your details are in and keep you updated.
Not sure when yours expires? Read how long a Malaysia VEP lasts, or just contact us and we'll check for you.