Apply for PSVP (Bus) / Autopass Card

This digital service is for ASEAN-registered buses to apply for a new ASEAN Public Service Vehicle Permit (PSVP) and Autopass Card.
The PSVP (Bus) is a non-transferrable entry permit issued to an ASEAN-registered bus together with an Autopass Card for the same vehicle.
For owners who have lost their PSVP or Autopass Card, click here for more information.
You will need the following to complete the application:

* Photographs of vehicle to be taken from front, back and closeup photos of vehicle number plates:

Front view	Back view
Closeup of front legible vehicle number plate (vehicle number plate must be legible for application approval)	Closeup of back legible vehicle number plate (vehicle number plate must be legible for application approval)

For help, click here for details to contact or visit our card collection centres (open 24 hours daily in Malaysia).

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If your vehicle is registered in other countries, please refer here for the requirements and submit your request via LTA's OneMotoring website > Contact Us.
Under the Road Traffic Act, the following are not allowed to keep or use foreign-registered vehicles in Singapore:
- a. Singapore citizen;
- b. Singapore permanent resident;
- c. Resident of Singapore;
- d. Long-Term Visit Pass holder;
- e. Dependant's Pass holder;
- f. Student's Pass holder;
- g. Training Employment Pass or Work Holiday Pass holder; and
- h. Work Pass holder who reside in Singapore.
In addition, Work Pass holders must:
- a. reside outside Singapore;
- b. be the registered owner of the vehicle; and
- c. bring the vehicle out of Singapore for at least 6 hours a day.

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