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Singapore to Deny VEP for Foreign Vehicles with Unpaid Fines
Singapore announced that it will deny Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) applications and renewals for foreign-registered vehicles that have outstanding fines. This new measure will come into effect starting November 2.
15 May, 10:00 — 15 May, 13:07
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straits-timesMostly Factual72d ago
VEP applications, renewal for foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid fines will be denied: LTA, MHA - The Straits Times
VEP applications, renewal for foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid fines will be denied: LTA, MHA The Straits Times
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Singapore to deny VEP applications, renewals for foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines from Nov 2
This applies to foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines for traffic, parking or vehicular emissions offences committed in Singapore.
Read full article →star-malaysiaMixed72d ago
Singapore to block VEP approval for foreign vehicles with unpaid fines from foreign vehicle from Nov 2 - The Star | Malaysia
Singapore to block VEP approval for foreign vehicles with unpaid fines from foreign vehicle from Nov 2 The Star | Malaysia
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