Can Singaporeans Buy Car in Malaysia?

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  • čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
  • Can Singaporeans Buy Car in Malaysia? Well yes you can! Buy a Malaysian registered car and drive it around in Malaysia.
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Komentáře • 108

  • @CSB-pu9mc
    @CSB-pu9mc Před 6 měsíci +2

    Good effort and informative. Really help those Sgreans that are considering to retire in JB and to purchase a car. Concise explanation.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 6 měsíci

      Thank you. Hope you can share the video to others too

  • @davidwee1975
    @davidwee1975 Před 11 měsíci

    I appreciate the practical and relevant info and advice. Enjoyed it....

  • @ltan888
    @ltan888 Před rokem +10

    For those who want to stay in Johor Bahru and commute to Singapore for work on a daily basis, you will need to apply for long term visa (MM2H) or spouse visa.
    Otherwise, you will be questioned by their nasty immigration officers as many of them are very against Singaporeans living in Johor Bahru. If you will get caught, they will put a remark on your passport to indicate that "there must be a lapse of 72 hours before you can return to Malaysia again".
    Their property agents will always boast to Singaporeans about the cheap houses in Johor Bahru, but what's the use when you cannot stay in them on a daily basis? Think carefully again before your commitment to a property in Johor Bahru.

    • @whyh
      @whyh Před rokem +5

      They have upgraded from 72 hours ban to 6 months ban.

    • @leealex24
      @leealex24 Před rokem +1

      Yes, foreigners must apply for long term visa such as MM2H to stay in Malaysia.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +2

      Use e-pass. But daily travel is difficult. The idea is a 2nd home/ retirement where you can spend some part of your time there.

    • @govindarajulunaidu5643
      @govindarajulunaidu5643 Před rokem +3

      If Singapore registered can ends the 10 year COE, can you bring it over to Malaysia and register it there and drive in Malaysia as a Malaysian car?

    • @govindarajulunaidu5643
      @govindarajulunaidu5643 Před rokem

      *car

  • @lwee0556
    @lwee0556 Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing about cars. How about pros and cons about renting car instead?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +1

      There are car rental services but this is typically for short term usage up to a few days or maybe months. If you intend to use the car for the long term, its cheaper to just buy.

  • @skng687
    @skng687 Před měsícem

    Thank you for sharing.

  • @Praetorian157A
    @Praetorian157A Před 3 měsíci +1

    Malaysian car insurance now provides comprehensive insurance with any driver coverage too.

  • @SachielOng-zv1cg
    @SachielOng-zv1cg Před 11 měsíci

    If I don't own a property in JB. Is there a place where I can park the car securely when I am not in Malaysia?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 11 měsíci

      You can always rent a season parking somewhere in office building or mall. Office building more likely

  • @Praetorian157A
    @Praetorian157A Před 3 měsíci

    As an employee in a Malaysian company in Malaysia, one can get a special permit issued by LTA. Check with LTA on conditions.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 3 měsíci

      ya I heard that before but haven't seen in detail

    • @Praetorian157A
      @Praetorian157A Před 3 měsíci

      A friend of mine did it. But best check with LTA for any changes to requirements for a special permit.

  • @jusng988
    @jusng988 Před 20 dny

    You are right.

  • @YangGQ
    @YangGQ Před měsícem

    I now have 4 Malaysian (JB) cars and no Malaysia visa. Just buy for cash. I have a Lexus 200CTh, 300GD G-Wagon, W124 260E, and a 4.7 V8 Landcruiser. Old cars are less likely to be stolen. Mine are 11 years to 40 years old! just leave two AirTags in each vehicle. We park our 5 cars and 1 motorbike in our condominium sheltered car park in JB.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před měsícem

      ok haha I think Malaysians also dont have as many cars as you

  • @leslieseow6861
    @leslieseow6861 Před 26 dny

    I noticed many buyers for Country Garden danga bay recently. Is it advisable to buy property in this project although the price is relatively lower than r&f.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 26 dny

      If you can afford, buy R&F is better in longer run. Country Garden is cheaper because further away from RTS and developer has a bigger risk although completed, may have other future complications

    • @leslieseow6861
      @leslieseow6861 Před 26 dny

      @@AlphaMarketingSG Fully agree.🙏

  • @mingzhenyeo316
    @mingzhenyeo316 Před rokem +4

    If Singaporean can buy car in Malaysia & cannot drive to Singapore. How about drive to Thailand?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +7

      yes can drive to Thailand

    • @Praetorian157A
      @Praetorian157A Před 3 měsíci +3

      Malaysian car insurance now provides comprehensive insurance with any driver coverage too.

  • @AR-pe2ug
    @AR-pe2ug Před 4 měsíci

    One of my Singaporean relatives was a Director in a Malaysian company 15 years ago. He said that the company bought a Malaysian car as a company car and because of this plus my relative's directorship, he was legally allowed to drive it within Singapore. He said this was allowed by LTA albeit special permit provided by LTA. have you heard of such situations before? and if yes, does this still exist?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 4 měsíci

      not sure

    • @Praetorian157A
      @Praetorian157A Před 3 měsíci

      Yes. As an employee in a Malaysian company in Malaysia, one can get a special permit issued by LTA.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 3 měsíci

      @@Praetorian157A ya I heard that before but haven't seen in detail

  • @whyh
    @whyh Před rokem

    Malaysian car plate cannot pump Ron95 petrol?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +1

      well the idea is Malaysian citizen to enjoy the subsidy actually. And carplate is one easy way to determine that. But if you are foreigner driving Malaysia car plate, you should pump Ron97 actually

    • @whyh
      @whyh Před rokem +1

      @@AlphaMarketingSG That's the spirit of the law. But most people only adhere to the letter of the law.
      Your persuasion is better.

  • @lakopikia9755
    @lakopikia9755 Před rokem +1

    If a Singaporean buy car in malaysia, can he drive there using a Singapore driving license? Is it legal?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem

      there is a temporary period but if driving longer term, can get an international driving license at JPJ office (Malaysia land transport authority)

  • @tanjoseph8851
    @tanjoseph8851 Před 5 měsíci

    I guess to buy a car in Malaysia is not an uphill task for many Singaporean, the question would be is it worth the time to commute between the border, pay season ticket and park most of times, vehicle maintenance cost despite not driving regularly,, road tax & insurance , off course a possible risk of car being stolen and or vandalism? Think twice before decide to own a car in Malaysia, unless perhaps you have a weekend house at JB

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 5 měsíci

      Ya many Singaporeans do have weekend homes in JB

    • @tanjoseph8851
      @tanjoseph8851 Před 5 měsíci

      @@AlphaMarketingSG that make sense for this group of people

  • @JuniorICT-ju6tr
    @JuniorICT-ju6tr Před 4 měsíci

    Can I buy Ferrari at Singapore and ship it to Malaysia and change number plate to Malaysia number plate?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 4 měsíci

      but i think that will be more expensive than just buying the Ferrari directly in Malaysia. When you bring the Ferrari into Malaysia you still have to pay import tax

  • @chanwenghoong6159
    @chanwenghoong6159 Před rokem

    Hi can convert Singapore plate car to a malaysia plate car?

    • @leealex24
      @leealex24 Před rokem

      You cant, it is two different countries. You want to drive in Malaysia, buy a Malaysia car. Also you need to have a visa to stay long term like MM2H, you get caught, goodbye la

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +1

      Cannot convert. Your SG car at end of COE maybe you can see how to export it to use in Malaysia but import taxes may apply.

  • @Praetorian157A
    @Praetorian157A Před 3 měsíci

    One thing I realize is that after a number of years, it is wise to overhaul your Malaysian car engine. Unlike in Singapore, when it reaches 10 years the car is scrapped and that's why one doesn't see any value in overhauling a Singapore car.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 3 měsíci

      I think in Malaysia yes we stretch our car usage as long as possible

  • @jiangmingliang71
    @jiangmingliang71 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Can a Singaporean buy a car in JB and then hire a driver (e.g. non-Singaporean) to drive his car into Singapore?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 8 měsíci +1

      well i guess you can. But the driver if no EP in Singapore, I think also has a limit on how many days can drive in Singapore. About 20 days a month if Im not wrong

  • @hlimkb
    @hlimkb Před 13 dny

    how about motorcycle for singaporean?

  • @marinekong235
    @marinekong235 Před měsícem

    like in all countries where one is not resident - no resident status, buying a house don't grant you that status, buying a car also don't - so as a foreigner you are governed differently. You need an IDP for driving in a foreign land - all is good when you can buy car and drive until you get into an accident, then you can be charge with no proper driving permit, illegally "over staying" your social visit visa, stay more than so many days in a year, and God knows what the Polis and Mahkamah can throw at you. Malaysia Boleh one - boleh change rule as they please and as a Singaporean .... well a bit hard to get off the hook lah.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před měsícem

      if you like to think only of worse case scenarios, you will live a very sheltered life haha

    • @marinekong235
      @marinekong235 Před měsícem

      @@AlphaMarketingSG if one only dreams of best case scenario, then one lives a miserable life to come.

    • @marinekong235
      @marinekong235 Před měsícem

      @@AlphaMarketingSG that's a dangerous advice. Life will be exciting when you soon realised that you entire savings will go down the drain and stuck with a JB property that no one wants. A very exposed life for retirees.

  • @wekgaming21
    @wekgaming21 Před 5 měsíci

    I have a question.. what if a student from Singapore study in malaysia college while bringing their own Sg vehicles ?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 5 měsíci

      of course you can drive that car in Malaysia but actually not worth it. Might as well leave that car in Singapore and buy a Malaysian car to drive in Malaysia

    • @wekgaming21
      @wekgaming21 Před 5 měsíci

      @AlphaMarketingSG maximum how many days? For sg student learn in malaysia
      And thanks for the info

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 5 měsíci

      @@wekgaming21 don't understand your question

    • @wekgaming21
      @wekgaming21 Před 5 měsíci

      @AlphaMarketingSG
      I plan to buy a motorcycle but I studied in malaysia
      But how long can that motorcyle stay in malaysia for sg vehicles?
      Is it a year? Or 3 months or ..?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 5 měsíci

      it can pretty much stay indefinitely@@wekgaming21

  • @user-jk5co6ve3e
    @user-jk5co6ve3e Před 4 měsíci

    After buying a Malaysian car, what’s the maximum period we can drive a Malaysian car in Malaysia on a Singapore driving license ? And how to drive a Malaysian car permanently in Malaysia on a Singapore license ? Else buy and then can’t drive after a period won’t be of much use 😢
    Thanks

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 4 měsíci +1

      There is no period. Drive as long as you like

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Malaysia no COE. There is no concept whether local driver or foreign driver. As long as car has road tax and insurance, you drive as long as you want

  • @maxp670
    @maxp670 Před 2 měsíci +1

    You need an address to registered the car.

  • @yongkwonghock3268
    @yongkwonghock3268 Před rokem

    What Abt Road Tax Per Year ? How The Charges,By CC Of The Car ?Know It's Cheaper Then Singapore

  • @VincentChua1224
    @VincentChua1224 Před 8 měsíci

    Talk to the immigration officer, he say no issues at all, can travel back and forth as long your passport is valid. Nothing our common friend Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Tuanku Abdul Rahman can not solved.

  • @chitphyoaung8133
    @chitphyoaung8133 Před měsícem +1

    Can a foreigner working in Singapore with Employment Pass buy car in malaysia?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před měsícem +1

      yes but similarly you follow foreigner restrictions/ fees for driving that car into Singapore and that car in Malaysia likely you can only buy with cash

    • @chitphyoaung-mo5tg
      @chitphyoaung-mo5tg Před měsícem

      Thanks for the info

  • @marthomaboy7246
    @marthomaboy7246 Před 14 dny

    what documents does a singaporean need to buy a malaysia car

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 13 dny +1

      your IC/ passport

    • @marthomaboy7246
      @marthomaboy7246 Před 13 dny

      @@AlphaMarketingSG need international driving licence? Any idea if insurance will be more expensive for foreigners?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 13 dny +1

      @@marthomaboy7246 you can get an international driving license at JPJ office in Malaysia. Not sure about insurance, just assume higher or ask the car dealer

  • @keithyeo5500
    @keithyeo5500 Před 6 měsíci

    I'm a Malaysian but hold a Singapore driving licence, do i need to carry a IDP with me?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před 6 měsíci +1

      That's probably safer yes if you driving a Malaysia car plate

  • @examrot8060
    @examrot8060 Před rokem

    how about thailand ?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +1

      Im not sure about Thailand LOL. Don't think I have ever driven up that far. Its I think 10-12 hour drive from Johor minimum I believe

    • @ltan888
      @ltan888 Před rokem +2

      Both Singapore and Malaysian cars can drive in to Thailand. If your vehicle's insurance is not covered in Thailand, you will have to buy a 7-day short term insurance at Bukit Kayu Hitam, shortly before the Malaysian/Thai border. There are many kiosks there to do this.

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +1

      @@ltan888 Good to know

  • @stevehapp
    @stevehapp Před měsícem

    Can australian tourist visa buy malaysian car ?

  • @Asher89leo
    @Asher89leo Před rokem

    There are two hard facts that must be accepted by si Singaporean. Cars is expensive in Singapore, especially with COE. Land is expensive. Two things that might be impossible for common Singaporean to buy.

  • @ObeluStrawberry
    @ObeluStrawberry Před rokem +1

    if malaysia car cannot drive in sg why we do see some msia carplate in sg?

    • @AlphaMarketingSG
      @AlphaMarketingSG  Před rokem +2

      those are Malaysian cars are driven by Malaysians, not by Singaporeans. Foreign carplates in Singapore have to pay $25 per day of entry in Singapore (but enjoy free 20 days a year for tourists)

    • @ltan888
      @ltan888 Před rokem +2

      Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents (especially those Malaysians who are SPRs) are not allowed to drive foreign registered vehicles in Singapore. The Singapore Government is not stupid, otherwise no more COE is required when everyone will go and buy their cars in JB and bring them back to drive in Singapore.

    • @jiangmingliang71
      @jiangmingliang71 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Can a Singaporean buy a car in JB and then hire a driver (non-Singaporean) to drive his car into Singapore?

    • @jiangmingliang71
      @jiangmingliang71 Před 8 měsíci +1

      All foreign-registered vehicles here must pay VEP fees of $4 per day for motorcycles and $35 per day for cars. Each VEP is valid for 14 days from the date of entry into Singapore. Foreign-registered vehicles are also granted 10 VEP-free days per year.@@AlphaMarketingSG

  • @johntruth1004
    @johntruth1004 Před 2 měsíci

    can. just don't drive back into SG. It is offence.