Автомобилски ознаки низ светот

Код Држава Од Претходен
код		 Забелешка
A  Austria 1910    
AFG  Afghanistan 1971    
AL  Albania 1934    
AM  Armenia 1992 SU Formerly part of the Soviet Union
AND  Andorra 1957    
AUS  Australia 1954    
AZ  Azerbaijan 1993 SU Formerly part of the Soviet Union
B  Belgium 1910    
BD  Bangladesh 1978 PAK Formerly East Pakistan
BDS  Barbados 1956    
BF  Burkina Faso 1990 RHV / HV Until August 2003, 1984; (République de) Haute Volta (Upper Volta)
BG  Bulgaria 1910    
BH  Belize 1938   Former British Honduras. Still officially registered as BH as of 2007.
BIH  Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992 YU Bosna i Hercegovina. Formerly part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, an earlier name for Yugoslavia.
BOL  Bolivia 1967    
BR  Brazil 1930    
BRN  Bahrain 1954    
BRU  Brunei 1956    
BS  Bahamas 1950    
BUR  Myanmar 1956 BA Also known as Burma.
BVI  British Virgin Islands 1910    
BW  Botswana 2003 BP Officially used by Botswana since 2003. Formerly RB (Republic of Botswana) until 2004. Formerly Bechuanaland Protectorate
BY  Belarus 1992 (2004) SU Byelorussia; formerly part of the Soviet Union. The UN was officially notified of the change from SU to BY only in 2004.
C  Cuba 1930    
CAM  Cameroon 1952 F & WAN Formerly a territory of France, plus a strip of territory from eastern Nigeria (WAN). Unofficially using CMR on their plates.
CDN  Canada 1956 CA  
CGO  Democratic Republic of the Congo 1997 CB, RCL, CGO, ZR Congo Belge (French), République de Congo Léopoldville (French), Congo (Kinshasa), Zaïre, République Démocratique du Congo (French)
CH   Switzerland 1911   Confœderatio Helvetica (Latin)
CI  Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire) 1961 F Formerly a territory of France
CL  Sri Lanka 1961   Formerly Ceylon
CO  Colombia 1952    
CR  Costa Rica 1956    
CY  Cyprus 1932    
CZ  Czech Republic 1993 CS Formerly Československo (Czechoslovakia)
D  Germany 1910   Deutschland (German); also used until 1974 by  East Germany, which then used DDR until German reunification in 1990
DK  Denmark 1914    
DOM  Dominican Republic 1952    
DY  Benin 1910 Part of AOF
(Afrique occidentale
française) − 1960		 Dahomey (name until 1975). Uses RB unofficially (République Béninoise)
DZ  Algeria 1962 F − 1911 Djazayer (Algerian Arabic); Formerly part of France
E  Spain 1910   España (Spanish)
EAK  Kenya 1938   East Africa Kenya
EAT  Tanzania 1938 EAT & EAZ East Africa Tanzania; formerly East Africa Tanganyika and East Africa Zanzibar
EAU  Uganda 1938   East Africa Uganda
EAZ  Zanzibar 1964   East Africa Zanzibar
EC  Ecuador 1962    
ER  Eritrea 1993 AOI Africa Orientale Italiana (Italian)
ES  El Salvador 1978    
EST  Estonia 1993 EW 1919–1940 & 1991–1993
SU 1940–1991		 Eesti Vabariik (Estonian; old style Eesti Wabariik)
ET  Egypt 1927    
ETH  Ethiopia 1964 AOI − 1941 Africa Orientale Italiana (Italian)
F  France 1910    
FIN  Finland 1993 SF Suomi / Finland (Finnish/Swedish)
FJI  Fiji 1971    
FL  Liechtenstein 1923   Fürstentum Liechtenstein (German, Principality of Liechtenstein)
FO  Faroe Islands 1996   Føroyar
G  Gabon 1974 ALEF − 1960 Afrique Équatoriale Française. Unofficially using RG on their license plates.
GB  United Kingdom (of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) 1910   Before 1922, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
GBA  Alderney 1924   Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Alderney
GBG  Guernsey 1924   Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Guernsey
GBJ  Jersey 1924   Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Jersey
GBM  Isle of Man 1932   Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Isle of Man
GBZ  Gibraltar 1924   Great Britain and Northern Ireland – Gibraltar (Z was assigned because G was already used for Guernsey)
GCA  Guatemala 1956   Guatemala, Central America
GE  Georgia 1992 SU Formerly part of the Soviet Union. Older licence plates use “GEO” instead of “GE”. Also used illegally by Equatorial-Guinea (Guinea Ecuatorial).
GH  Ghana 1959 WAC − 1957 West Africa Gold Coast − 1957
GR  Greece 1913    
GUY  Guyana 1972 BRG Formerly British Guiana − 1966
H  Hungary 1910    
HKJ  Jordan 1966 JOR Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
HN  Honduras ?   unofficial – no other code found for Honduras
HR  Croatia 1992 SHS 1919–29
Y 1929–53
YU 1953–92

Hrvatska (Croatian). Formerly part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, an earlier name for Yugoslavia.

Immediately after Croatia’s declaration of independence in 1991,
it was common to see unofficial oval stickers with the letters “CRO”.
Despite the initial anticipation that Croatia’s international vehicle registration code would be “CRO”, Croatia opted for “HR” (Hrvatska) instead.
SHS was for the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Kraljevina Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca).
I  Italy 1919    
IL  Israel 1952   “Israel” is written on the plate also in Hebrew (ישראל) and Arabic (إسرائيل)
IND  India 1947    
IR  Iran 1936    
IRL  Ireland 1992 GB − 1910
SE − 1924
EIR − 1938
EIR/IRL − 1962		 Formerly a part of the United Kingdom, Saorstát Éireann, Éire.
IRQ  Iraq 1930    
IS  Iceland 1936   Ísland (Icelandic)
J  Japan 1964    
JA  Jamaica 1932    
K  Cambodia 1956 F − 1949 Known as Kampuchea 1976–89. Formerly a territory of France.
KS  Kyrgyzstan 1992 SU − 1991 Formerly part of the Soviet Union. However, “KG” is being used on current plates and most vehicles use “KGZ” oval stickers instead of “KS”.
KSA  Saudi Arabia 1973 SA Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
KWT  Kuwait 1954    
KZ  Kazakhstan 1992 SU − 1991 Formerly part of the Soviet Union
L  Luxembourg 1911    
LAO  Laos 1959 F – 1949 Formerly a territory of France (French Indochina)
LAR  Libya 1972 I − 1949, LT Libyan Arab Republic
LB  Liberia 1967    
LS  Lesotho 1967 BL Basutoland − 1966
LT  Lithuania 1992 SU 1940–1991  
LV  Latvia 1992 LR 1927–1940
SU 1940–1991		 Latvijas Republika (Latvian)
M  Malta 1966 GBY 1924–66  
MA  Morocco 1924   Maroc (French)
MAL  Malaysia 1967 PRK – 1957
FM 1954-7
PTM 1957–67		 Formerly Perak, then Federated Malay States, then Persekutuan Tanah Melayu (Malay)
MC  Monaco 1910    
MD  Moldova 1992 SU − 1991 Formerly part of the Soviet Union
MEX  Mexico 1952    
MNE  Montenegro 2006 MN – 1913–1919
SHS 1919–29
Y 1929–53
YU 1953–2003
SCG 2003–2006		 Independent nation until 1918. After that, part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Kraljevina Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca – Serbo-Croatian), then part of Yugoslavia and then Serbia and Montenegro (Srbija i Crna Gora – Serbian). Independence restored in 2006.
MNG  Mongolia 2002 MGL 1997–2002
MOC  Mozambique 1975 MOC: 1932–56
P: 1957–75		 Formerly part of Portugal. Moçambique (Portuguese)
MS  Mauritius 1938    
MW  Malawi 1965 EA 1932–38
NP – 1938–70
RNY option 1960–65		 Formerly the Nyasaland Protectorate
N  Norway 1922    
NA  Netherlands Antilles 1957    
NAM  Namibia 1990 SWA Formerly South West Africa
NAU  Nauru 1968    
NEP    Nepal 1970    
NIC  Nicaragua 1952    
NL  Netherlands 1910    
NMK  North Macedonia 2019 YU − 1992
MK 1992–2019		 Formerly part of Yugoslavia. Known as Republic of Macedonia until 2019
NZ  New Zealand 1958    
P  Portugal 1910    
PA  Panama 1952    
PE  Peru 1937    
PK  Pakistan 1947    
PL  Poland 1921    
PNG  Papua New Guinea 1978    
PY  Paraguay 1952    
Q  Qatar 1972    
RA  Argentina 1927   República Argentina (Spanish)
RC  Republic of China (Taiwan) 1932    
RCA  Central African Republic 1962   République Centrafricaine (French)
RCB  Republic of the Congo 1962   République du Congo Brazzaville (French)
RCH  Chile 1930   República de Chile (Spanish)
RG  Guinea 1972   République de Guinée (French)
RH  Haiti 1952   République d’Haïti (French)
RI  Indomk.wikipedia.orgnesia 1955   Republik Indonesia (Indonesian)
RIM  Mauritania 1964   République islamique de Mauritanie (French)
RKS Flag of Kosovo.svg Kosovo 2010   Republic of Kosovo
RL  Lebanon 1952   République Libanaise (French)
RM  Madagascar 1962   République de Madagascar (French)
RMM  Mali 1962 AOF − 1960 République du Mali (French). Formerly part of French West Africa (Afrique Occidentale Française)
RN  Niger 1977 AOF − 1960 République du Niger’ (French). Formerly part of French West Africa (Afrique Occidentale Française)
RO  Romania 1981 R – 1981  
ROK  South Korea 1971    
RP  Philippines 1975   Republic of the Philippines
RSM  San Marino 1932   Repubblica di San Marino (Italian)
RU  Burundi 1962?   Belgian territory of Ruanda-Urundi. Unofficially using BU on their plates.
RUS  Russia 1992 SU Formerly part of the Soviet Union
RWA  Rwanda 1964 RU − 1962 Formerly part of Ruanda-Urundi − 1962
S  Sweden 1911    
SD  Eswatini 1935    
SGP  Singapore 1952    
SK  Slovakia 1993 CS 1919–39,1945–92
SQ 1939–45		 Formerly Československo (Czechoslovakia)
SLO  Slovenia 1992 SHS 1919–29
Y 1929–53
YU 1953–92		 Formerly part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, then part of Yugoslavia
SME  Suriname 1936    
SN  Senegal 1962    
SO  Somalia 1974    
SRB

 Serbia

 2006 SB – 1919
SHS 1919–29
Y 1929–53
YU 1953–2003
SCG 2003–2006		 Formerly part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Kraljevina Srba, Hrvata i Slovenaca – Serbo-Croatian).
Then part of Yugoslavia.
Then Serbia and Montenegro (Srbija i Crna Gora – Serbian)
SUD  Sudan 1963    
SY  Seychelles 1938    
SYR  Syria 1952    
T  Thailand 1955    
TCH, TD  Chad 1973   Tchad (French)
TG  Togo 1973    
TJ  Tajikistan 1992 SU − 1991 Formerly part of the Soviet Union
TM  Turkmenistan 1992 SU − 1991 Formerly part of the Soviet Union
TN  Tunisia 1957 F − 1956 Formerly a territory of France
TR  Turkey 1923    
TT  Trinidad and Tobago 1964    
UA  Ukraine 1992 SU Formerly part of the Soviet Union
UAE  United Arab Emirates 1971    
USA  United States 1952    
UY  Uruguay 2012 ROU  
UZ  Uzbekistan 1992 SU Formerly part of the Soviet Union
V   Vatican City 1931   SCV (Stato della Città del Vaticano) is used as a prefix on the licence plate number itself.
VN  Vietnam 1953    
WAG  Gambia 1932   West Africa Gambia
WAL  Sierra Leone 1937   West Africa Sierra Leone; on local licence plates SLE is used
WAN  Nigeria 1937   West Africa Nigeria
WD  Dominica 1954   Windward Islands Dominica
WG  Grenada 1932   Windward Islands Grenada
WL  Saint Lucia 1932   Windward Islands Saint Lucia
WS  Samoa 1962   Formerly Western Samoa
WV  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1932   Windward Islands Saint Vincent
YAR  Yemen 1960   North Yemen formerly known as the Yemen Arab Republic
YV  Venezuela 1955    
Z  Zambia 1964 RNR Prepared for independence as the Republic of Northern Rhodesia
ZA  South Africa 1936   Zuid-Afrika (from Dutch; in Afrikaans it is Suid-Afrika[10])
ZW  Zimbabwe 1980 SR, RSR Formerly Southern Rhodesia until 1965, Rhodesia unrecognised until 1980

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