Concessions are offered to diplomatic and consular staff and eligible dependents and employees posted to Australia by the government of their native country.
Consulate vehicle licence concession
Vehicle must | Rate | Conditions |
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Be issued with Consular number plates in the number range CC 1000 to CC 1999 to be eligible for the vehicle licence concession. Be licensed in the name of the Consul (i.e. the person). Consular plates are only issued at the West Perth Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) Centre. If a vehicle with Consular plates is sold to a person other than a Consular officer or otherwise disposed of, the plates must be returned to the West Perth Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS) Centre. |
100% on vehicle licence fees and vehicle licence duty on the purchase of a vehicle |
100 % rate and exemption from vehicle licence duty applies to Career Consuls from other countries only. A letter of authorisation from the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade must be provided before the plates may be issued. |
Notes:
- May be used for personal, private, or business use
- Honorary consuls may be issued with Consular number plates in the number range CC2000 to CC 2999; however they are not eligible for a vehicle licence concession.
Diplomatic and consular staff driver’s licence concession
Vehicle must | Rate | Conditions |
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Be a member of the Diplomatic Service or Consular Officers of the following ranking: Consul General; Deputy Consul General; Consul; and Vice Consul. Be a Spouse of a Career Consular Officer or employee. Be an eligible dependent member of the family of a Career Consular Officer or employee. |
100% on driver’s licence fees |
You must present the following documents:
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Notes:
All applicants for this concession must also meet normal driver licensing requirements.