Applications Now Open For ASEAN Goods Vehicle Cross-Border Permit
Photo: Bernama.
The Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) announced on Thursday that it is now accepting online applications for the Asean Goods Vehicle Cross-Border (AGVCB) permit. The AGVCB permit is a component of the Asean Framework Agreement on the Facilitation of Inter-State Transport (AFAFIST).
The permit, which will be implemented on April 6th, enables operators of goods vehicles that meet the specified requirements to submit their applications online through the official government portal at https://iportal.ispkp.gov.my.

Apad stated that qualified Malaysian transport operators are exempt from the maximum laden weight limit outlined in the First Schedule of the Land Public Transport (International Circulation) (Asean Cross-Border Goods Vehicles) Regulations 2023. This exemption is intended to simplify the application process.
The AFAFIST agreement permits licensed and certified operators to operate goods trucks across borders between two neighboring Asean member nations. This measure aims to enhance regional economic integration within Asean by promoting trade, reducing trade barriers, and improving logistical efficiency.

“It also reflects Asean’s commitment to fostering deeper regional economic ties. Apad encourages qualified operators to apply for the permit to enhance the smooth flow of trade and logistics across member countries,” read the statement.
Source: Bernama.
Written By
Anis
Previously in banking and e commerce before she realized nothing makes her happier than a revving engine and gleaming tyres........
JPJ Running Numbers
KUALA LUMPUR
VQH9018
SELANGOR
BSL7421
JOHOR
JYP9074
PULAU PINANG
PRX7355
PERAK
APE3325
PAHANG
CFE8229
KEDAH
KGD8845
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEJ3053
KOTA KINABALU
SJP7645
KUCHING
QAB456N
Last updated 20 Jan, 2026
Fuel Price
Petrol
RON 95
RM 2.52
-0.02
RON 97
RM 3.08
-0.03
RON 100
RM 5.00
VPR
RM 6.23
Diesel
EURO 5 B10
RM 2.84
-0.05
EURO 5 B7
RM 3.04
-0.05
Last updated 15 Jan, 2026
Related News
Maxim Cleared To Resume E-Hailing Operations Nationwide
Maxim Malaysia has officially received approval from APAD to continue its e-hailing services.
05-12-2025
JPJ Targets Firms Hiring Unlicensed Foreign Drivers
JPJ will launch operations nationwide to take action against companies employing foreigners without valid driving licences.
07-11-2025
Aeroline Suspension Shows Outdated Transport Rules - Experts
Experts and tourism groups warn the aeroline suspension exposes outdated transport rules and derail VM2026 plans.
06-11-2025
APAD Orders Aeroline To Halt Services Over Repeated Non-Compliance
Aeroline was directed to halt trips from Nov 6 to Dec 5 after failing to relocate to approved terminals as required by APAD.
03-11-2025
Phased Rollout for Driver Data System - Loke
MOT will roll out APAD’s Driver Data System in phases to track repeat offenders and boost road safety.
28-10-2025
KLIA Aerotrain Under Review After Recent Service Disruption
Malaysia Airports and the Transport Ministry are reviewing recurring Aerotrain glitches at KLIA.
22-10-2025
Singapore Probes Kummute’s Cross-Border “CB Taxi” Service
Singapore’s transport authority is investigating Malaysian e-hailing firm Kummute’s new cross-border taxi service.
13-10-2025
Grab Halts Mandarin Driver Option After Backlash
Grab has paused its Mandarin-speaking driver option after backlash, saying it was only a test to help Chinese tourists.
08-08-2025
Latest News
Malaysia-made Jaecoo J7 Now Exported To Neighbouring Brunei
Chery sees both Malaysia-made Jaecoo J7 and J7 PHEV models now exported to neighbouring Brunei.
19-01-2026
Relocated BMW Lee Motors Outlet In Alor Setar Opens With Retail.NEXT Concept
Relocated BMW Lee Motors outlet in Alor Setar opens with refreshed Retail.NEXT brand identity.
19-01-2026
BMW Malaysia 2026 Price Update – ICE Models Up, EVs Unchanged
BMW Malaysia has updated the price list for its models in 2026, with most ICE models going up and EVs mostly unchanged.
19-01-2026
Rapid KL Denies Monopoly, Reassures Klang Valley Commuters
Rapid KL insists Klang Valley commuters still have plenty of bus options despite claims of monopoly.
19-01-2026
RM129 Million MIROS Complex Set for 2029 Completion
The MIROS complex is scheduled for completion in 2029, with the Zero Sick framework guiding execution.
19-01-2026
Proton X50 Makes Overseas Debut in Brunei - From RM86,500
Proton X50 makes its overseas debut in Brunei, marking a milestone in Proton’s export expansion.
16-01-2026
Johor Bahru Becomes First City To Launch Driverless Tourist Buses
Johor Bahru is set to become Malaysia’s first city to operate autonomous tourist buses, alongside AI CCTV and drones.
16-01-2026
Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS Nears Completion as Testing Begins
The JB-SG RTS Link is on track for completion by Dec, with train testing underway and passenger services expected to begin in Jan 2027.
15-01-2026
Show More
trending_flat