Myanmar allows overseas workers to import EVs under special scheme


YANGON (Bernama-Xinhua): Myanmar has introduced a special programme allowing its citizens working abroad to import electric vehicles (EVs) and electric motorcycles, reported Xinhua, citing the official daily Myanma Alinn on Saturday. 

Under the initiative, Myanmar citizens working abroad who remitted at least US$50,000 annually through official bank channels will be eligible to import one EV per year, with the import value capped at five per cent of their total remitted amount, it said.

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