Foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid fines barred from VEP applications, renewals from Nov 2: ICA

Foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines will not be able to apply for or renew their Vehicle Entry Permits (VEP) from Nov 2.

In a Facebook post on Friday (Oct 16), the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said the restriction applies to all foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines seeking to apply for or renew a VEP with the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

All foreign-registered vehicles must have a valid VEP to enter Singapore.

Vehicles without a valid VEP will be turned back to Malaysia.

Motorists are advised to apply for a VEP at least two weeks before travelling to Singapore if they do not already have a valid permit.

They should also check for and settle any outstanding fines before their trip, as payments may take up to two calendar days to be processed and reflected in the systems of the relevant agencies.

Motorists can check for outstanding fines through AXS before travelling to Singapore .

helmy.saat@asiaone.com

从 11 月 2 日起，有未缴罚款的外国注册车辆将无法申请或续签车辆入境许可证 (VEP)。

移民与关卡局（ICA）在周五（10 月 16 日）发布的 Facebook 帖子中表示，该限制适用于所有有未缴罚款的外国注册车辆，这些车辆希望向陆路交通管理局（LTA）申请或续签车辆入境许可（VEP）。

所有外国注册车辆必须持有有效的车辆进入许可证（VEP）才能进入新加坡。

没有有效车辆入境许可证（VEP）的车辆将被遣返回马来西亚。

建议尚未持有有效车辆许可证的驾驶者至少在前往新加坡前两周申请车辆许可证。

他们还应在旅行前检查并结清任何未缴罚款，因为付款可能需要最多两个日历日才能处理并反映在相关机构的系统中。

驾车人士在前往新加坡之前，可以通过 AXS 查询是否有未缴罚款。

helmy.saat@asiaone.com