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"Anyone driving a foreign-registered vehicle without VEP before entering or while in Malaysia is committing an offence under Section 66H of the Road Transport Act 1987. If convicted, you may be fined up to RM2,000 or imprisoned for up to six months as stipulated in Section 119 of Act 333," he said.
VEP-registered vehicles will be fitted with a radio frequency identification tag that costs RM10, compared to the current charge of RM20 for each time a foreign-registered private vehicle enters Malaysia.Go to the official VEP website: https://vep.jpj.gov.my For self-collect, you will need to call in to make an appointment first and bring along your appointment slip during collection. Do note anyone collecting on your behalf will need an authorisation letter.