BELGIUM (B)

Normal series since 2008. No coding.

Normal series since 2008. No coding. Front plate with euroband, seen since around 1996. Note: Belgian front plates are owner provided and appear in a variety of styles. Europlates are legal.

Personalized series since 1994. 1999 onwards plate style. No coding. Owners may choose
five or six characters from the former or current normal series. In this case PT = Patro Tours.

Trailer series since 2001. 2001 onwards plate style. Q = Trailer (since 2001).

Cars over 25 years old. Since 1999. 2001 onwards plate style. O = Oldtimer.

Temporary series for international organizations and foreign military personnel (SHAPE) since 2001. Front plate without sticker.

Temporary series for international organizations and foreign military personnel (SHAPE) since 2001.
Expires end of July 2009. White lettering on the sticker = Taxes paid.

Temporary series for international organizations and foreign military personnel (SHAPE) since 2001.
Expired end of July 2003. Yellow lettering on the sticker = Tax free.

Temporary series since 1994. Front plate. Month sticker on the rear plate. Expired in 1997.

Temporary series since 1994. 2000 onwards plate style. Rear plate with official seal.
Blue sticker = Taxes paid. Expired end of September 2003.

Temporary series since 1994. 2000 onwards plate style. Rear plate with official seal.
Red sticker = Tax free. Expired end of October 2002.

Motorcycle series since 1965. W = Motorcycle (since 2006).

European Union officials since 1960. 2000 onwards plate style. EUR = European Union.

FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

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