Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges (DIAP)
Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges (DIAP) Circular No 7 of 2022 – Staff Audit
Staff Audit Form 2022
Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges (DIAP) Circular No 3 of 2022 – Vehicle Audit
Circular Note P14 of 2016 – Vehicle Application Forms (DMV forms and DA90)
Circular Note P18 of 2013 – Annual Audit of Diplomatic Vehicles
Diplomatic Vehicle (DMV) Application Forms
- DMV – 1 Application to purchase or import
- DMV – 1a Application to lease / bank finance a vehicle
- DMV – 2 (Certificate A) Missions
- DMV – 3 (Certificate B) International Organisations
- DMV – 4 Application for Diplomatic Registration
- DMV – 4a Application for Diplomatic Registration of leased vehicles
- DMV – 5 Application for export vehicle
- DMV – 6 Application for permission to sell etc.
- DMV – 7 Application to de-register diplomatic vehicle
- DMV – 9 Application to register mission or IO in levy rebate scheme
- DMV – 10 Application to register diplomatic vehicle in levy rebate scheme
- DA90 – Claim in respect of excise duty and fuel levy by representatives
- DMV – 11 Application for refund of excise duty etc.
- Customs Clearance Certificate A
- Customs Clearance Certificate B
- Annexure 1 – Standard quantities of Alcohol and Tobacco Products determined by DIRCO for six months and / or pro-rata for official / personal use only
- Annexure 2 – Guide for the Issuance of Diplomatic Identity Documents
- Annexure 3 – Quota Control Sheet for Alcohol and Tobacco products only
For further queries, refer to the Directorate: Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges, as follows:
Ms Lyn de Jong
Director: Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges
Tel: + 27 (0)12 351 0605
Email: dejongl@dirco.gov.za
Ms L V Manual
Deputy Director: Diplomatic Security, Immunity Disputes, Permits and Front Office
Tel : + 27 (0)12 351 0367
E-mail: manuell@dirco.gov.za
Vacant
Deputy Director: Accreditation: Foreign Representatives
Vacant
Deputy Director: Diplomatic Privileges
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MEANS OF COMMUNICATION
NOTES VERBALES: The official written form of communication with the Department is a Note Verbale, in duplicate. These should not be sent directly from a Consulate-General/Consulate but via the Embassy / High Commission of the country concerned or International Organisation.
It is essential that separate topics be dealt with in separate Notes Verbales as different sections / desks deal with different subjects.
A reminder that all official communication with the South African Government must be via the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) only in terms of the Foreign Service Act (FSA), No 26 of 2019.