The Cuban government has announced that it will permit the importation of vehicles for Cubans engaged in missions abroad, as revealed during Wednesday's session of the Cuban Parliament.
This measure encompasses diplomatic personnel, representatives of overseas companies, and individuals on collaborative missions in other countries, as stated by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz at the start of the third ordinary session of the National Assembly of People's Power in its tenth legislature, held in Havana.
Marrero mentioned the approval of a new policy concerning the transfer of ownership, marketing, and importation of motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers. According to the regulation, new requirements will be introduced to ensure technical compatibility for the importation of motor vehicles.
The government has authorized the SASA (Servicios Automores, S.A.) company to import and commercialize motor vehicle bodies and motorcycle frames in convertible currencies, exclusively for replacement purposes.
Another provision announced indicates that motor vehicles and bodies available within the country will be sold in the national currency.
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FAQs on Vehicle Importation for Cubans on Missions Abroad
In light of the recent announcement by the Cuban government, many may have questions regarding the new vehicle importation policy for Cubans on missions abroad. Here are some frequently asked questions and their answers.
Who is eligible to import vehicles under the new policy?
Eligible individuals include diplomatic personnel, representatives of companies abroad, and those on collaborative missions in other countries.
What types of vehicles can be imported?
The policy covers motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers, provided they meet the new technical compatibility requirements.
What is the role of SASA in this new policy?
SASA (Servicios Automores, S.A.) is authorized to import and commercialize motor vehicle bodies and motorcycle frames in convertible currencies, exclusively for replacement purposes.