BELGIUM (B)

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FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

European Union officials 1960-2010. 1975-c.97 plate style. EUR = European Union.

European Union officials 1960-2010. 2000-10 plate style. EUR = European Union.

Officials of the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) 1960-2010. Numerals before the letters since 1975. 1980s-97 plate style.

Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. M = Motorcycles (2010-14). Visible in the background a Belgian motorcycle of the previous series: MEX 337.

Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. O = Oldtimers (over 25 years old) (2010-14).

Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. O = Oldtimers (over 25 years old) (2010-14). Second letter Y = Two line plates. This is a small size plate indicating that the registration has been transferred to a different size plate.

Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. Q = Trailers (2010-14).

Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. TXL = Taxis (limousines)/ rental cars with chauffeur (2010-14).

Normal series since 2010. First numeral 1-7 = Normal series. ZZ = Road tests (2010-20). The lettering should be green and there is no official seal.

International organizations series 2010-14. First numeral 8 = International organizations.

Personalised series 2010-14. First numeral 9 = Personalised series. This coach has TSE for Travel Service Eupen.

Personalised series 2010-14. First numeral 9 = Personalised series. This has 911 on a Porsche 911.

Diplomatic series since 2010. 2010-c.14 plate style. CD = Corps Diplomatique. No country coding.

OBSOLETE LICENSE PLATES - NO LONGER VALID

Temporary series 1975-93. Expired in 1992. This car also displayed normal German plates.

Foreign military personnel series (SHAPE) 1992-94. M = Military(?).

Temporary series 1994-2010. Front plate. Without embossed year = Foreign military personnel (SHAPE). Month and year of expiry on the rear plate.

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