Already on November 1, the decision of the Ministry of Finance of August 12, 2022 No. 121n with the boring title “About amendments to the decision of the Ministry of Finance of January 14, 2020 No. 4n on the power of customs authorities to carry out certain customs acts with regard to goods” come into force. This rather voluminous document is of interest to Russian car owners only from one point of view: it changes the rules for registering cars when passing through customs in Vladivostok, allowing used right-hand drive cars from Japan and Korean cars and used light commercial vehicles. now brought to us en masse.

Now every resident of Russia who imports a car purchased abroad through Vladivostok must be personally present when processing documents. The Treasury Department order changes the rules. From November 1, citizens “registered” in the territory of the Federal District of the Far East (in the Khabarovsk, Trans-Baikal Territories, Buryatia and other regions of Primorye) do not need to be physically present when registering a personal vehicle that is imported through customs.

Already on November 1, the decision of the Ministry of Finance of August 12, 2022 No. 121n with the boring title “About amendments to the decision of the Ministry of Finance of January 14, 2020 No. 4n on the power of customs authorities to carry out certain customs acts with regard to goods” come into force. This rather voluminous document is of interest to Russian car owners only from one point of view: it changes the rules for registering cars when passing through customs in Vladivostok, allowing used right-hand drive cars from Japan and Korean cars and used light commercial vehicles. now brought to us en masse.

Now every resident of Russia who imports a car purchased abroad through Vladivostok must be personally present when processing documents. The Treasury Department order changes the rules. From November 1, citizens “registered” in the territory of the Federal District of the Far East (in the Khabarovsk, Trans-Baikal Territories, Buryatia and other regions of Primorye) do not need to be physically present when registering a personal vehicle that is imported through customs.