LICENSE PLATES OF
BELGIUM (B)
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FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1971-73, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. 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.

Normal series 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle. 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.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle. 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.

Normal series 1962-71, transferred to a new vehicle.
Remade in 1999 onwards plate style. No coding.

Public service vehicle 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle.
P = Public service vehicle.

Public service vehicle 1953-62, transferred to a new vehicle.
P = Public service vehicle.

Normal series since 1973. Pre-1999 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1999 onwards plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. 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. Pre-1999 plate style.
No coding. Owners may choose 3 letters and 3 numerals.

Personalized series 1994-2008. Owner provided front plate.
No coding. Owners may choose five or six characters from the former or current normal series. Recognizable as personalized because of the use of the letter 'O'.

Trailer series 1990-2001. Pre-1999 plate style.
U = Trailer (1990-2001).

Trailer series 1990-2001. 1999-2001 plate style.
The first U = Trailer (1990-2001).

Diplomatic series 1994-2008. 1994-99 plate style.
CD = Corps Diplomatique. No country coding.

Diplomatic series 1994-2008. 1999 onwards plate style.
CD = Corps Diplomatique. No country coding.

European Union officials since 1960.
1975-2000 plate style. EUR = European Union.

Officials of the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) since 1960. Numerals before the letters since 1975. 1975-1999 plate style.