Provisions on canoes, motorboats on patrol, control and supervision of customs in vietnam

According to Article 13 of the Decree No. 02/2021/NĐ-CP of the Vietnam’s Government, characteristic signs of means of customs patrol, control and supervision are as follows:

- For canoes and motorboats with rubber shells painted in accordance with the manufacturer's regulations.

- For canoes and motorboats with shells other than rubber and independently equipped:

+ Paint color: Same as the paint color of boats on patrol and customs control specified in Clause 1 of this Article.

+ The freeboard part along the body of the canoe and motorboat is painted with 02 lines: The words "HẢI QUAN VIỆT NAM" in white, with a maximum length of text equal to one-third of the length of the whole vehicle, have a height suitable for the size of the vehicle; The white capital letter “VIETNAM CUSTOMS” is two-thirds of the height of the Vietnamese text and is balanced in the middle, below the Vietnamese text.

+ Customs symbol: Placed above the two sides of the cabin of the canoe or motorboat where is easy-to-observe. The size of the customs symbol is designed to match the size of the cabin.

- License plate

+ Dimensions of number plates for canoes and motorboats: 30 cm x 80 cm (plate number 02); height of letters and numbers: 21 cm; Width of letters and numbers: 2.1 cm.

+ Number plate color: The registration number plate is not removable, painted directly on the vehicle's body; license plate background: painted red; letters, numbers and dashes: painted white.

+ Number plate position: The registration number plate is painted in 02 positions: 02 sides of the bow in a wide, easy-to-observe position (using plate number 02).

+ For canoes, motorboats with non-rubber hulls and fitted with ships: Paint colors, distinctive signs and numbers implemented as canoes and motorboats with non-rubber hulls and independently fitted but using boat numbers.

More details at the Decree No. 02/2021/NĐ-CP of the Vietnam’s Government, effective from March 01, 2021.

Ty Na

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