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Untitled-design---2025-03-21T124336.255.pngPhoto: 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. sadao_drive_thru_immigration_counter_5d10b8eeea.jpg


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.

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“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.




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