BELGIUM (B)

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 1971-73, transferred to a new vehicle. No coding. Owner provided front plate.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1973-97 plate style.
No coding today, but 1975-90 CA = vehicles exempt from Value Added Tax.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1973-97 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1973-97 plate style. No coding.
Trailers under 500 kg display the registration of the towing vehicle.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1999-2010 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. 1999-2010 plate style. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. Owner provided front plate. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. Owner provided front plate. No coding. 'Q' used only since 2000.

Normal series 1973-2008. Owner provided sticker front plate. No coding.

Normal series 1973-2008. No coding. Front plate with euroband, seen since around 1996.
Belgian front plates are owner provided and appeared in a variety of styles.
Europlates were legal before officially issued plates had them.

Normal series 2008-10. No coding.

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

Personalized series 1994-2010. Owner provided front plate. No coding.
Owners could choose five or six characters from former normal series.
Recognizable as personalized by the use of the letter 'O'.

Trailer series 2001-10. 2001-10 plate style. Q = Trailer (since 2001).

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

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