(f) Diplomatic vehicles have two numerals denoting the Embassy (see Table 2a), a hyphen, up to three numerals and the letters CC, DC, PA or UN:
white on red - members of Diplomatic Corps (serials up to 99) (see Table 2c)
white on black - mission owned vehicles (serials from 101 upwards)
white on black - members of the Consular Corps (serials from 201)
white on black - Consular Corps owned vehicles (serials from 401)

On mission owned vehicles the first numeral of the second set indicates the city in which the Consulate is located:
CC series
1 Kuala Lumpur
2 Penang
3 Kota Bharu
4 Kota Kinabalu
5 Kuching

Table 2a (diplomatic codes)

10 Sri Lanka
30 Poland
50 Czech Rep.
70 Nigeria
90 Luxembourg
11 Thailand
31 Swaziland
51 Turkey
71 Mexico
91 Kenya
12 Switzerland
32 Egypt
52 Slovakia
72 Laos
92 Guinea
13-
33 Sweden
53 Finland
73 Venezuela
93 Kazakhstan
14 Libya
34 Cambodia
54 Kuwait
74 Zimbabwe
94 Ghana
15 Australia
35 N. Zealand
55 Brazil
75 Hungary
95 Kyrgyzstan
16 U.S.A.
36 Korea, Rep.
56 Timor Leste
76 Peru
96 Jordan
17 Pakistan
37 Austria
57 Iran
77 Algeria
97 Cuba
18 Germany
38 U.K.
58 Brunei
78 Albania
98 Senegal
19 Bangladesh
39 Singapore
59 Oman
79 South Africa
99 Yemen
20 Italy
40 India
60 Norway
80 Bosnia-H.
100 E.U.
21 Syria
41 Myanmar
61 Palestine
81 Ecuador
101 Nepal
22 Canada
42 Vietnam
62 Argentina
82 Uruguay
102 P.N.G.
23 Netherlands
43 Denmark
63 Ukraine
83 Ireland
103 Lebanon
24 Russia
44 Iraq
64 Spain
84 Columbia
104 Qatar
25 Belgium
45 Seychelles
65 Fiji
85 U.A.E.
105 Maldives
26 Philippines
46 Japan
66 Morocco
86 Croatia
27 Romania
47 France
67 Mauritius
87 Afghanistan
28 D.P.R.K.
48 S. Arabia
68 Chile
88 Namibia
29 Indonesia
49 China
69 Sudan
89 Uzbekistan

Table 2c (diplomatic serials)
01-02 Head of Mission
03 (personal car)
04 Deputy Head Minister
05 Minister Counsellor
06-09 Counsellor
10-19 1st Secretary
20-29 2nd Secretary
30-39 3rd Secretary
40-45 Military Attachés, etc.
46-55 reserved
56 + others