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By Presidential Decree No. 104 issued by the Office of the President of Uzbekistan, the one-unit annual conformity certification cap for self-use imported vehicles by private individuals and legal entities is officially repealed starting June 5, 2026. The previous restriction that limited every natural person and corporate body to one vehicle conformity certificate per calendar year has been fully abolished.
This policy revision comes as Uzbekistan updated its General Technical Safety Regulation for Wheeled Vehicles Put into Circulation. The revised regulation removes the clause that capped private individuals and businesses at one conformity certification for self-use imported vehicles each calendar year. A vehicle conformity certificate acts as a mandatory prerequisite for customs clearance, vehicle registration and legal road operation within the country. Under the old quota rule, buyers were blocked from completing import formalities for multiple personal-use cars in a single year. With this restriction scrapped, the whole import process for motor vehicles has become far more flexible
The removal of the annual single-car certification quota in Uzbekistan marks a complementary liberalization measure amid the country's ongoing easing of auto import barriers and push to build a diversified new energy vehicle market. This update brings substantial benefits to Chinese used car exporters, as individual buyers and corporate clients are no longer bounded by yearly purchase caps, greatly expanding their order capacity and streamlining import workflows. That said, technical, safety and eco-certification benchmarks alongside customs clearance and vehicle registration procedures remain unchanged, meaning export businesses must prioritize full regulatory compliance to operate smoothly.