Brazil

         

OVAL : BR



Passenger series
Vehicle for hire series

Passenger series

Brazil

Current passenger series since 2014 in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a numeral, one letter and two numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between AAA and BEZ (BCA) stand for Parana.
At the top of the plate is a blue band with left the Mercosul logo, in the centre BRZAIL in white capitals and at the right the Brazilian flag.
Left ofthe plate is a QR code above the country's ISO code BR.


Brazil

Former passenger series issued between 1990 and 2014 in black on gray.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between LWR and MMM (MBZ) stand for Santa Caterina.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
In this case SC stands for Santa Caterina and the municipality is Blumenau.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Brazil

Former passenger series issued between 1990 and 2014 in black on gray.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between LWR (??) and MMM (LNB) stand for Santa Caterina.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
In this case SC stands for Santa Caterina and the municipality is Florianopolis.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Brazil

Former passenger series issued between 1990 and 2014 in black on gray.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between BFA and GKI (DFV) stand for Sao Paulo.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
In this case SP stands for Sao Paolo and the municipality is Sao Paolo.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Vehicle for hire series

Brazil

Former vehicle for hire (in this case a bus) series issued between 1990 and 2014 in white on red.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between IAQ and JDO (ITA) stand for Rio Grande do Sul.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
In this case RS stands for Rio Grande do Sul and the municipality is Gravatai.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Brazil

Former vehicle for hire (in this case a bus) series issued between 1990 and 2014 in white on red.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between IAQ and JDO (??) (JOZ) stand for Rio Grande do Sul.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
In this case RS stands for Rio Grande do Sul and the municipality is Garibaldi.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Brazil

Former vehicle for hire (in this case a truck) series issued between 1990 and 2014 in white on red.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states where serials between IAQ and JDO (IFY) stand for Rio Grande do Sul.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
In this case RS stands for Rio Grande do Sul.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Brazil

Former vehicle for hire (in this case a trailer) series issued between 1990 and 2014 in white on red.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a point and four numerals.
The letters are issued in blocks by states.
At the top of the plate is a metal strip with a two-letter abbreviation for the state and the name of the municipality, all in black capitals.
Top left is a metal validation seal, only on the rear plate.


Brazilian vehicle registration plates have a two letter abbreviation for the state.
The three letters are issued in blocks by the state.

      PARANÁ       PR       AAA-BEZ
      SÃO PAULO       SP       BFA-GKI
      MINAS GERAIS       MG       GKJ-HOK
      MARANHÃO       MA       HOL-HQE
      MATO GROSSO DO SUL       MS       HQF-HTW
      CEARÁ       CE       HTX-HZA
      SERGIPE       SE       HZB-IAP
      RIO GRANDE DO SUL;       RS       IAQ-JDO
      BRASILIA - DISTRITO FEDERAL       DF       JDP-JKR
      BAHIA       BA       JKS-JSZ
      PARÁ       PA       JTA-JWE
      AMAZONAS       AM       JWF-JXY
      MATO GROSSO       MT       JXZ-KAU
      GOIÁS       GO       KAV-KFC and NFC-NGZ
      PERNANBUCO;       PE       KFD-KME
      RIO DE JANEIRO       RJ       KMF-LVE
      PAUÍ       PI       LWF-LWQ
      SANTA CATARINA       SC       LWR-MMM
      PARAÍBA       PB       MMN 001 MOW
      ESPÍRITO SANTO;       ES       MOX-MTZ
      ALAGOAS       AL       MUA-MVK
      TOCANTINS       TO       MVL-MXG
      RIO GRANDE DO NORTE       RN       MXH-MZM
      ACRE       AR       MZN-NAG
      RORAIMA       RR       NAH-NBA
      RONDÔNIA       RO       NBB-NEH
      AMAPÁ       AP       NEI-NFB


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