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Singapore Increases Vehicle Entry Fees, Sparks Commuter Concerns

4/11/2026

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From 2027, Singapore will raise Vehicle Entry Permit charges for foreign cars to $50 and motorcycles to $7.
Goods Vehicle Permit fees will rise from $40 to $70, and the 10 free VEP days will be eliminated.
Local commuters fear higher travel costs, with some planning to switch to public transport.
Logistics sector, already facing rising diesel prices, will face pressure from higher fees, while On-Board Units may mitigate costs.

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Story summary

From 2027, Singapore will raise Vehicle Entry Permit charges for foreign cars to $50 and motorcycles to $7.
Goods Vehicle Permit fees will rise from $40 to $70, and the 10 free VEP days will be eliminated.
Local commuters fear higher travel costs, with some planning to switch to public transport.
Logistics sector, already facing rising diesel prices, will face pressure from higher fees, while On-Board Units may mitigate costs.