New rules on car use for representative offices issued
Vietnamese ambassadors, charge
d’affaires, and heads of missions to international organisations are
allowed to use a car valued at less than 65,000 USD for business
purposes, according to a new decision by the Prime Minister.
Vietnamese ambassadors, charge
d’affaires, and heads of missions to international organisations are
allowed to use a car valued at less than 65,000 USD for business
purposes, according to a new decision by the Prime Minister.
Those who hold the position of consulate general can use a car valued at no more than 60,000 USD.
A representative office of the country abroad can buy up to 10 cars, depending on specific circumstances and the nature of their work. Each office can buy one car valued at less than 45,000 USD, the remainder costing less than 35,000 USD.
With other Vietnamese offices abroad, those with less than four staff can buy a car, while those with more than four staff can buy two.
Cars for ambassadors, charge d’ affaires, and head of missions can be sold after at least five years of use./.
Those who hold the position of consulate general can use a car valued at no more than 60,000 USD.
A representative office of the country abroad can buy up to 10 cars, depending on specific circumstances and the nature of their work. Each office can buy one car valued at less than 45,000 USD, the remainder costing less than 35,000 USD.
With other Vietnamese offices abroad, those with less than four staff can buy a car, while those with more than four staff can buy two.
Cars for ambassadors, charge d’ affaires, and head of missions can be sold after at least five years of use./.
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