Operational cars of Diplomatic and consular corps (embassies or international organizations) have a special code, CD (an abbreviation of the Corps Diplomatique) or CC (stands Consulaire Corps), followed by numbers.
To get the vehicle registration and BPKB, must get a recommendation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Vehicles with license plate number of this legally outside the region (extraterritorial) laws and regulations of the Republic of Indonesia.
Here is a list of numbers for the police in Indonesia's diplomatic corps:
- CD 12: Amerika Serikat
- CD 13: India
- CD 14: Britania Raya
- CD 15: Vatikan
- CD 16: Norwegia
- CD 17: Pakistan
- CD 18: Myanmar
- CD 19: Republik Rakyat Cina
- CD 20: Swedia
- CD 21: Arab Saudi
- CD 22: Thailand
- CD 23: Mesir
- CD 24: Perancis
- CD 25: Filipina
- CD 26: Australia
- CD 27: Irak
- CD 28: Belgia
- CD 29: Uni Emirat Arab
- CD 30: Italia
- CD 31: Swiss
- CD 32: Jerman
- CD 33: Sri Lanka
- CD 34: Denmark
- CD 35: Kanada
- CD 36: Brasil
- CD 37: Rusia
- CD 38: Afganistan
- CD 39: Yugoslavia (Serbia ?)
- CD 40: Republik Ceko
- CD 41: Finlandia
- CD 42: Meksiko
- CD 43: Hongaria
- CD 44: Polandia
- CD 45: Iran
- CD 47: Malaysia
- CD 48: Turki
- CD 49: Jepang
- CD 50: Bulgaria
- CD 51: Kamboja
- CD 52: Argentina
- CD 53: Romania
- CD 54: Yunani
- CD 55: Yordania
- CD 56: Austria
- CD 57: Suriah
- CD 58: Badan Program Pembangunan Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa (UNDP)
- CD 59: Selandia Baru
- CD 60: Belanda
- CD 61: Yaman
- CD 62: Kesatuan Pos Sedunia (UPU)
- CD 63: Portugal
- CD 64: Aljazair
- CD 65: Korea Utara
- CD 66: Vietnam
- CD 67: Singapura
- CD 68: Spanyol
- CD 69: Bangladesh
- CD 70: Panama
- CD 71: Dana Anak-anak Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa (UNICEF)
- CD 72: Organisasi Pendidikan, Ilmu Pengetahuan, dan Kebudayaan Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa (UNESCO)
- CD 73: Organisasi Pangan dan Pertanian (FAO)
- CD 74: Organisasi Kesehatan Dunia (WHO)
- CD 75: Korea Selatan
- CD 76: Bank Pembangunan Asia (ADB)
- CD 77: Bank Dunia
- CD 78: Dana Moneter Internasional (IMF)
- CD 79: Organisasi Buruh Internasional (ILO)
- CD 80: Papua Nugini
- CD 81: Nigeria
- CD 82: Chili
- CD 83: Komisi Tinggi Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa untuk Urusan Pengungsi (UNHCR)
- CD 84: Program Pangan Dunia (WFP)
- CD 85: Venezuela
- CD 86: ESCAP
- CD 87: Kolombia
- CD 88: Brunei
- CD 89: UNIC
- CD 90: IFC
- CD 91: United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor
- CD 97: Palang Merah
- CD 98: Maroko
- CD 99: Uni Eropa
- CD 100: Perhimpunan Bangsa-bangsa Asia Tenggara atau ASEAN (Sekretariat)
- CD 101: Tunisia
- CD 102: Kuwait
- CD 103: Laos
- CD 104: Palestina
- CD 105: Kuba
- CD 106: Organisasi Antar-Parlemen ASEAN (AIPO)
- CD 107: Libya
- CD 108: Peru
- CD 109: Slowakia
- CD 110: Sudan
- CD 111: Perhimpunan Bangsa-bangsa Asia Tenggara (Yayasan)
- CD 112: (Utusan)
- CD 113: Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
- CD 114: Bosnia-Herzegovina
- CD 115: Lebanon
- CD 116: Afrika Selatan
- CD 117: Kroasia
- CD 118: Ukraina
- CD 119: Mali
- CD 120: Uzbekistan
- CD 121: Qatar
- CD 122: United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
- CD 123: Mozambik
- CD 124: Kepulauan Marshall
Operational cars of diplomatic corps staff have the police numbers are similar to private vehicles (basic black with white letters) but with a special format that has five numbers and code numbers printed in smaller countries with sub-section format. Example: "B 12 345 15" means that this car is the Vatican's diplomatic corps vehicles operational staff. In the Asian-African Summit 2005, participant’s plate numbers of vehicles equipped with KAA code.
