Current 2004 Plates
Current plates includes two-letter regional prefix followed by 4 digits and two-letter serial suffix.
"Oval" code UA is situated in the National-flag-colored band, includes also coat of arms, on the left-hand side of the plate.
The size for the single line license plate is 520 mm by 112 mm.
Two-line optimized by size license plate must be shaped to fit to montage place and could have length 220-400mm and height 110-320mm.
The size for three-line motorcycle license plate is 220 mm by 174 mm.
The size for the two-line scooter license plate is 140 mm by 114 mm.
Issuing of regular plates provides in Roman alphabet order (AA,AB,AC,AE,AH,AI,AK,AM,AO,AP,AT,AX,BA,BB...).
License plates for trailers looks like a regular but have a suffix with leading "X" and these issuing provides in the inverse order (XX,XT,XP,XO...).
Prefix | Region |
---|---|
AA | Kyiv city |
AB | Vinnytsya |
AC | Volyn' |
AE | Dnipropetrovs'k |
AH | Donets'k |
AI | Kyiv |
AK | Crimea |
AM | Zhytomyr |
AO | Zakarpattia |
AP | Zaporizhia |
AT | Ivano-Frankivs'k |
AX | Kharkiv |
BA | Kirovohrad |
BB | Luhans'k |
BC | L'viv |
BE | Mykolayiv |
BH | Odesa |
BI | Poltava |
BK | Rivne |
BM | Sumy |
BO | Ternopil' |
BP | omitted because of BP can be read as Verkhovna Rada |
BT | Kherson |
BX | Khmelnytsky |
CA | Cherkasy |
CB | Chernihiv |
CC | omitted because of Cyrillic "CC" can be read as SS (Schutzstaffel) |
CE | Chernivtsi |
CH | Sevastopol city |
II | nationwide |
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