11 Cases of Revocation of Vehicle Registration Certificate and License Plates from August 1, 2020

11 cases of revoking vehicle registration certificates and license plates from August 1, 2020 (illustrative photo)

Article 15 of Circular 58/2020/TT-BCA stipulates 11 cases of revoking vehicle registration certificates and license plates, including:

1. Vehicles damaged beyond use or destroyed due to objective causes.
2. Vehicles disassembled for their engines and frames to replace parts for other vehicles.
3. Temporarily imported vehicles of foreign organizations, agencies, or individuals that are re-exported or transferred within Vietnam.
4. Vehicles exempt from import tax that are now transferred for different purposes.
5. Vehicles registered in special economic-trade zones or international border-gate economic zones as regulated by the Government of Vietnam when re-exported or transferred into Vietnam.
6. Vehicles stolen or seized without recovery, for which the owner requests revocation of the vehicle registration certificate.
7. Vehicles that have exceeded their usage period; vehicles not permitted to be operated according to the law; vehicles with conclusions from competent authorities that have had their engine or chassis numbers cut, re-welded or otherwise altered.
8. Vehicles registered with incorrect type codes as stipulated in this Circular.
9. Vehicles subject to title transfer or change of ownership.
10. Military vehicles no longer requiring civilian license plates.
11. Vehicles registered with discovered forged documents or improperly issued license plates.

Details can be found in Circular 58/2020/TT-BCA, effective from August 1, 2020.

Ty Na

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