
Motorcycles and bicycles are not allowed entry into the port.
All other vehicles, local or foreign-registered, must complete a one-time registration in JPOnline. For those without JPOnline account, you can fill out the Vehicle Registration Application Form and submit it to JP Pass Office at passoffice@jp.com.sg for registration.
Modes of Registration:
JP-Online Application – (customer/port user with both Credit and JP-Online Accounts)
(1) Login to JPOM
(2) Proceed to “Other Services”
(3) Select “Vehicle Info Registration”

(4) Select “Create”

(5) Enter the relevant information, ie. Vehicle/Trailer no, Name of declarant, Contact No, Vehicle Type, Unladen Weight
(6) Kindly read the Terms & Conditions and select “I agree”
(7) Submit Application
*NO Payment is required for registration of vehicle
Manual Application
(1) Go to https://jponline.com.sg/jppass/ui/home
(2) Under “Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP)”, download “Vehicle Information Registration”

(3) Completed form to be submitted to:
The company details, In-Vehicle Unit (IU) number and unladen weight of the vehicle need to be indicated in the application form for both JP-Online and manual registration.
(1) Go to https://www.jurongportonline.com/JPPASS/
(2) Look for eForms
(3) Select “JP-Online Access Or Subscription Amendment Form”

(4) Select “JP-ONLINE Access / Subscription Amendment” – Save file name as [“Your Company’s name”.pdf]
(5) Complete the form

(6) Select Submission

(7) Under “Type of Application”, select “JP-ONLINE Access / Subscription Amendment”
(8) Select Add

(9) Attach completed eForm & click Submit
After the creation of JP-Online Account, an acknowledgement form will be generated by Jurong Port Information Technology Department (JPITD). User ID will be processed for the Data Security Administrator (DSA) of the company.
The acknowledgement form is forwarded to the company for endorsement.
Upon receiving the endorsed form, JPITD will assign the functions based on the Credit Account.
Jurong Port and the Lighter Terminals operate as separate cost centres. Hence, 1 to 3 separate credit accounts may be required:
Vehicle Entry Pass (VEP) is required for pick-up trucks, panel vans, covered vans and private cars driving into the port. Please ensure your Cashcard has sufficient balance and is inserted into the IU reader during exit.
Daily Vehicle Entry Pass
Local Vehicle: There is no application form for daily VEP. A $2 fee will be deducted during exit, allowing multiple trips within 24hours from the time of entry.
Foreign Vehicle: Foreign vehicle drivers must apply for a VEP at the Pass Office, with a maximum validity of 5 days. The Pass Office will issue a paper VEP, which drivers are required to display it on their dashboard.
(1) Go to https://jponline.com.sg/jppass/ui/home
(2) Under “Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP), download ‘Daily Vehicle Entry (For Vehicle Without IU)’

(3) Physically submit the completed form to the Pass Office counter
[Payment is by CashCard, NETS, or contactless mode]
Season Parking Vehicle Entry Pass – (LOCAL VEHICLE ONLY)
(1) Go to https://jponline.com.sg/jppass/ui/home
(2) Under “Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP), download ‘Season Parking Application’

(3) Completed form to be submitted to:
• Pass Office physically OR
• By email (scanned copy)
[Payment is by CashCard, NETS, Cheque or contactless payment]
(1) Go to https://www.jurongportonline.com/JPPASS/
(2) Look for eForms
(3) Select Download Application Forms

(4) Select New Account- Save file name as [ “Your Company Name”.pdf]
(5) Complete (new Credit Account application) page 1 only
(6) After completing the form, look for “eForms” on the header tab & click
(7) Select Submission

(8) Under “Type of Application”, select “New Account”
(9) Select Add

(10) Attach the following:
(11) Provide SMS & Email details
(12) Click Submit
Note: A Credit Account is a compulsory requirement to operate in Jurong Port, Penjuru Lighter Terminal and Marina South Wharves. The account generates the charges for operations carried out.
Headquartered in Singapore, Jurong Port is a leading international multipurpose port operator handling general, bulk and containerised cargo. Jurong Port began operations in 1965 as a general and bulk cargo port, serving the development needs of Singapore’s Jurong industrial estate. Today, its main gateway terminal in Singapore welcomes more than 15,000 vessels each year from both the region and internationally.
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