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Driving to Singapore? No SG Arrival Card without valid VEP starting Oct 6

SINGAPORE, Sept 23 — All foreign-registered vehicles entering Singapore via land checkpoints must have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) beginning October 6, 2026, said the...

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自10月6日起,驾车前往新加坡?没有有效的车辆入境许可(VEP)将无法获得新加坡入境卡。

Beginning October 6, 2026, all foreign-registered vehicles entering Singapore via Woodlands or Tuas checkpoints must possess a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP), as announced by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

Travellers will need to confirm their vehicle's VEP status alongside submitting their SG Arrival Card (SGAC); submission will be denied if the VEP is invalid.

A valid VEP also ensures that the vehicle meets Singapore's motor insurance requirements.

This new system aims to ensure vehicles are adequately insured before entry into Singapore.

SINGAPORE, Sept 23 — All foreign-registered vehicles entering Singapore via land checkpoints must have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) beginning October 6, 2026, said the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

It said travellers entering Singapore by car through Woodlands or Tuas Checkpoint must ensure their vehicle has a valid VEP before submitting their SG Arrival Card (SGAC).

ICA said the system will verify the VEP status of the foreign-registered car when the SGAC is submitted and will alert travellers including passengers if it does not have a valid VEP.

“If the vehicle does not have a valid VEP, travellers will not be able to complete their SGAC submission.

“They will be prompted to apply for a VEP before travelling to Singapore,” it said in a Facebook post yesterday.

According to ICA, a valid VEP also ensures that the vehicle has the requisite motor insurance coverage in Singapore, as valid motor insurance for the entire duration of the vehicle’s stay is a requirement for obtaining the VEP.

“The advance VEP verification therefore helps travellers ascertain before their journey that the vehicle they are travelling in is adequately insured in the event of a road accident.

“A VEP cannot be issued without motor insurance,” it added. — Bernama

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