Romania


OVAL : RO

Passenger series
Temporary series
Diplomatic series
Pictures of the entire code list

Passenger series

Current passenger series since 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals and three letters.
To the left of the plate is a blue band with the oval RO in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The first two letters denote the county where BV stands for Brasov.

Former passenger series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals and three letters.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
The first two denote the county where BH stands for Bihor.

Former passenger series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter (only one letter for Bucharest), followed by two numerals and three letters.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
The first letter denotes the county where B stands for Bucharest.

Former passenger series issued between 1968 and April 1992 in black on white.
The registration consists of two numerals, followed by two letters and four letters.
The first two numerals indicate the vehicle type, where 21 (21 to 24) stands for para-statal trucks.
The first two letters indicating the county (same as current system) where CS stands for Caras-Severin.
After the two letters is a technical inspection sticker.

Temporary series

Former temporary series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by three numerals.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
To the right is a red band with the year above a horizontal line and the month all in black (October 2009).
The letter (only one letter for Bucharest) denotes the counth where B stands for Bucharest.
After the first letter is a technical inspection sticker.

Former temporary series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by four numerals.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
To the right is a red band with the year above a horizontal line and the month all in black (December 2003).
The two letters denote the counth where HD stands for Hunedoara.

Former temporary series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by five numerals.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
To the right is a red band with the year above a horizontal line and the month all in black (July 2006).
The letter (only one letter for Bucharest) denotes the counth where B stands for Bucharest.

Former temporary series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by three numerals.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
To the right is a red band with the year above a horizontal line and the month all in black (March 2003).
The two letters denote the counth where DJ stands for Dolj. s

Former temporary series issued between May 1992 and 2007 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
To the left is a blue band with the Romanian flag above the oval RO in white.
To the right is a red band with the year above a horizontal line and the month all in black (December 2010).
The first letter (only one letter for Bucharest) denotes the counth where B stands for Bucharest.

Diplomatic series

Current diplomatic series since May 1992 in blue on white.
The registration consists of the letters CD, followed by three numerals and three numerals.
CD stands for Diplomatic Corps while the first three numerals denote the embassy where 105 stands for Austria.
To the left of the plate is a blue band with the Romanian flag above RO.

Current diplomatic series since May 1992 in blue on white.
The registration consists of the letters TC, followed by three numerals and three numerals.
TC stands for non-diplomatic embassy staff while the first three numerals denote the embassy where 126 stands for France.
To the left of the plate is a blue band with the Romanian flag above RO.

Romanian vehicle registration plates start with a group of letters, indicating the county judet of registration, followed here by their main towns to aid location.
Pictures of the entire code list

AB	Alba	Alba Iulia
AG	Arges	Pitesti
AR	Arad	Arad
B	Bucharest	Bucuresti city
BC	Bacau	Bacau
BH	Bihor	Oradea
BN	Bistrita Nasaud	Bistrita
BR	Braila	Braila
BT	Botosani	Botosani
BV	Brasov	Brasov
BZ	Buzau	Buzau
CJ	Cluj	Cluj Napoca
CL	Calarasi	Calarasi
CS	Caras-Severin	Resita
CT	Constanta	Constanta
CV	Covasna	Sfantu Gheorghe
DB	Dambovita	Targoviste
DJ	Dolj	Craiova
GJ	Gorj	Targu Jiu
GL	Galati	Galati
GR	Giurgiu	Giurgiu
HD	Hunedoara	Deva
HR	Harghita	Miercurea-Ciuc
IL	Ialomita	Slobozia
IS	Iasi	Iasi
MH	Mehedinti	Drobeta-Turnu-Severin
MM	Maramures	Baia Mare
MS	Mures	Targu Mures
NT	Neamt	Piatra-Neamt
OT	Olt	Slatina
PH	Prahova	Ploiesti
SB	Sibiu	Sibiu
SJ	Salaj	Zalau
SM	Satu Mare	Satu Mare
SV	Suceava	Suceava
TL	Tulcea	Tulcea
TM	Timis	Timisoara
TR	Teleorman	Alexandria
VL	Valcea	Rimnicu Valcea
VN	Vrancea	Focsani
VS	Vaslui	Vaslui

Romania

OVAL : RO

Passenger series

Temporary series

Diplomatic series