Serbia and Montenegro
formerly Yugoslavia
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Serbian & Montenegrin vehicle registration plates start or end with a group of two letters,
indicating the town/district of registration.
Since c1999, the Serbian province of Kosovo has issued its own plates, with KS between two groups of three digits,
though the Kosovan codes below are often used in parallel.
Serbia also includes the province of Vojvodina.
(The other former parts of Yugoslavia
Croatia,
Bosnia & Hercegovina,
Macedonia and
Slovenia
mostly still follow the same system, and their old codes are also included here (not in bold) for ease of use.)
New plates are due to be introduced in 2008, for a complete list see the Wikipedia page on them.
- AR - Arandjelovac, Serbia
- BA - Bar, Montenegro
- BČ - Brčko, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- BD - Budva, Montenegro
- BE - Berane (formerly Ivangrad), Montenegro
- BG - Belgrade (Beograd), Serbia
- BI - Bihac, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- BJ - Bjelovar, Croatia
- BM - Beli Manastir, Croatia
- BN - Bijeljina, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- BO - Bor, Serbia
- BP - Bijelo Polje, Montenegro
- BR - Bar, Montenegro
- BT - Bitola, Macedonia
- BU - Bugojno, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- ČA - Čačak, Serbia
- CE - Celje, Slovenia
- ČK - Čakovec, Croatia
- ČP - Čapljina, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- CT - Cetinje, Montenegro
- DA - Daruvar, Croatia
- DE - Delnice, Croatia
- DJ - Djakovica, Kosovo, Serbia
- DJK - Djakovo, Croatia
- DO - Doboj, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- DU - Dubrovnik, Croatia
- GL - Gnjilane, Kosovo, Serbia
- GM - Gornji Milanovac, Serbia
- GO - Novo Gorica, Slovenia
- GS - Gospic, Croatia
- GV - Gostivar, Macedonia (formerly used for Gevgelija)
- GŽ - Goražde, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- HN - Herceg Novi, Montenegro
- IG - Ivangrad, Montenegro (replaced by BE)
- JA - Jagodina (formerly called Svetozarevo), Serbia (since 1990)
- KA - Karlovac, Croatia
- KC - Koprivnica, Croatia
- KG - Kragujevac, Serbia
- KI - Kikinda, Vojvodina, Serbia
- KK - Kikinda, Vojvodina, Serbia
- KM - Kosovska Mitrovica, Kosovo, Serbia
- KN - Krapina, Croatia
- KNJ - Konjic, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- KO - Kotor, Montenegro
- KP - Koper, Slovenia
- KR - Kranj, Slovenia
- KŠ - Kruševac, Serbia
- KT - Kutina, Croatia
- KU - Kumanovo, Macedonia
- KV - Kraljevo, Serbia
- KŽ - Križevci, Croatia
- LE - Leskovac, Serbia
- LI - Livno, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- LJ - Ljubljana, Slovenia
- LO - Loznica, Serbia
- MA - Makarska, Croatia
- MB - Maribor, Slovenia
- MD - Modrica, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- MO - Mostar, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- MS - Murska Sobota, Slovenia
- NA - Našice, Croatia
- NG - Nova Gradiška, Croatia
- NI - Niš, Serbia
- NK - Nikšic, Montenegro
- NM - Novo Mesto, Slovenia
- NP - Novi Pazar, Serbia
- NS - Novi Sad, Vojvodina, Serbia
- OG - Ogulin, Croatia
- OH - Ohrid, Macedonia
- OS - Osijek, Croatia
- PA - Pancevo, Vojvodina, Serbia
- PB - Priboj, Serbia
- PD - Prijedor, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- PE - Pec, Kosovo, Serbia
- PG - Podgorica (formerly Titograd), Montenegro
- PI - Pirot, Serbia
- PJ - Podujevo, Kosovo, Serbia
- PK - Prokuplje, Serbia
- PN - Paracin, Serbia
- PO - Pozarevac, Serbia
- PP - Prilep, Macedonia
- PR - Pristina, Kosovo, Serbia
- PU - Pula, Croatia
- PV - Pljevlja, Montenegro
- PZ - Prizren, Kosovo, Serbia
- RI - Rijeka, Croatia
- RU - Ruma, Vojvodina, Serbia
- ŠA - Šabac, Serbia
- SA - Sarajevo, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- SB - Slavonski Brod, Croatia
- SC - Sokolac, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- SD - Smederevo, Serbia
- SI - Sisak, Croatia
- ŠI - Šibenik, Croatia
- SK - Skopje, Macedonia
- SM - Sremska Mitrovica, Vojvodina, Serbia
- SO - Sombor, Vojvodina, Serbia
- SP - Slavonska Požega, Croatia
- SR - Strumica, Macedonia
- ST - Split, Croatia
- ŠT - Štip, Macedonia
- SU - Subotica, Vojvodina, Serbia
- SV - Svetozarevo, Serbia (replaced by JA)
- TB - Trebinje, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- TD - Titov Drvar (now Drvar), Bosnia-Hercegovina
- TE - Tetovo, Macedonia
- TG - Titograd, Montenegro (replaced by PG)
- TK - Titova Korenica (now Korenica), Croatia
- TM - Titova Mitrovica (now Kosovska Mitrovica), Kosovo, Serbia
- TR - Travnik, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- TS - Trstenik, Serbia
- TU - Titovo Uzice, Serbia (replaced by UE)
- TV - Titov Veles, Macedonia
- TVS - Titov Vrbas (now called Vrbas), Serbia (usage uncertain)
- TZ - Tuzla, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- UE - Uzice (formerly called Titovo Uzice), Serbia (since 1990)
- UL - Ulcinj, Montenegro
- UR - Urosevac, Kosovo, Serbia
- VA - Valjevo, Serbia
- VI - Visoko, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- VK - Vinkovci, Croatia
- VR - Vranje, Serbia
- VŠ - Vršac, Vojvodina, Serbia
- VT - Virovitica, Croatia
- VU - Vukovar, Croatia
- VŽ - Varaždin, Croatia
- ZA - Zajecar, Serbia
- ZD - Zadar, Croatia
- ZE - Zenica, Bosnia-Hercegovina
- ZG - Zagreb, Croatia
- ZR - Zrenjanin, Vojvodina, Serbia
- ZV - Zvornik, Bosnia-Hercegovina