Luanda – Citizens living in the country, who are within 10 kilometres of border areas, now have the right to export certain quantities of oil derivatives, according to explanations from the Angolan General Tax Administration (AGT).
According to the AGT, they may export, especially, diesel, gasoline, illuminating oil and lubricating oils, as well as liquefied petroleum gas.
In an instructive to which ANGOP had access, this Saturday, the AGT specifies that the export quantities defined for border residents, motivated by survival reasons, are of 12 kg/month of liquefied petroleum gas and 5 litres/week of lubricant oil.
Source: Angola Press News Agency