CC
Consular Corps plates (##-##-CC)
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Key Facts
- Issue Date
- official-use allocation
- Issuance Range
- Country code - code - CC (e.g. 49-02-CC)
- Rarity
- Official use (consulates)
- Transfer Rules
- Issued to consulates; not sold or transferable.
Key Points
- Format ##-##-CC for consular vehicles.
- Country code first, e.g. 49 for China.
- White characters on red (as on 29-80-CC); Wikipedia also records white on black.
Series Overview
CC plates identify vehicles of the Consular Corps, the consulates that countries keep in Malaysian cities. They follow the same pattern as diplomatic plates, ##-##-CC, with the country code first, for example 49 for China. A photograph of consular plate 29-80-CC shows white characters on red, like embassy plates, while Wikipedia describes consular plates as white on black.
Sources
Sources checked for the CC entry.
- Vehicle Registration Plates Of MalaysiaWikipediaOpen citation: Vehicle Registration Plates Of Malaysia
- Malaysia Vanity PlatesSAYSOpen citation: Malaysia Vanity Plates
- Diplomat Numberplate Malaysia 29 80 CCWikimedia CommonsOpen citation: Diplomat Numberplate Malaysia 29 80 CC
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a CC plate different from a DC plate?
CC is for consulates (Consular Corps) and DC for embassies and high commissions (Diplomatic Corps). Both use the ##-##-XX layout; photographed CC and DC plates are white on red, though Wikipedia describes CC plates as white on black.
What does 49 mean on a CC plate?
It is the country code for China.
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