Russia


OVAL : RUS

Passenger series
Trailer series
Transit series
Foreign truck series
Foreign trailer series
Bus series
Diplomatic series
Pictures of the entire code list

Passenger series

Current passenger series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of one small letter, followed by three numerals and two small letters.
To the right of the plate is a panel with three numerals above the oval RUS and the Russian flag.
The three numerals in the right panel denote the region where 197 stands for Moscow Oblast.

Current passenger series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of one small letter, followed by three numerals and two small letters.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the oval RUS and the Russian flag.
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 39 stands for Kaliningrad Oblast.

Current passenger series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of one small letter, followed by three numerals and two small letters.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the oval RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow.
Note the different size and lettering style.

Current passenger series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of one small letter, followed by three numerals and two small letters.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the Ukranian (!!) flag.
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 82 stands for Republic of Crimea (occupied Ukraine).

Trailer series

Current trailer series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of two small letters, followed by four numerals.
To the right of the plate is a panel with three numerals above the oval RUS and the Russian flag.
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998.

Current trailer series since 1994 in black on white.
The registration consists of two small letters, followed by four numerals.
To the right of the plate is a panel with three numerals above the oval RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998.

Transit series

Current transit series since January 2010 in black on white.
The registration consists of two smaller letters, followed by three numerals and one smaller letter.
To the right of the plate is a yellow panel with two numerals above the oval RUS and the Russian flag.
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998

Former transit series issued between 2001 and January 2010 in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter T in a panel, followed by two smaller letters and three numerals.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the letters RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998.

Foreign truck series

Current foreign truck series since 1994 in black on yellow.
The registration consists of two smaller letters, three numerals and one smaller letter.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the oval RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998.

Foreign trailer series

Current foreign trailer series since 1994 in black on yellow.
The registration consists of three numerals followed by two smaller letters.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the oval RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998.

Bus series

Current bus series since 2001 in black on yellow.
The registration consists of two smaller letters, followed by three numerals.
To the right of the plate is a panel with two numerals above the oval RUS (no flag).
The two numerals in the right panel denote the region where 39 stands for Kaliningrad.

Diplomatic series

Current diplomatic series since 1994 in white on red.
The registration consists of three numerals, followed by the letter D and three smaller numerals.
To the right of the plate is a panel with the region code above the RUS oval in white.
008 is the embassy code for Belgium, D stands for Diplomatic personnel and 77 stands for Moscow city before 1998.

Russian vehicle registration plates have a group of two digits at the right, indicating the district of registration, followed here by their main towns to aid location.
Pictures of the entire code list

01	Adygei Republic	Maikop
02	Bashkir Republic	Ufa
03	Buryat Republic	Ulan-Ude
04	Gorno Altay Republic	Gorno Altay
05	Dagestan Republic	Makhachkala
06	Ingush Republic	Grozny
07	Kabardin-Balkar Republic	Nalchik
08	Kalmyk Republic	Elista
09	Karachayevo-Cherkess Republic	Cherkessk
10	Karelia Karelskaya Republic	Petrozavodsk
11	Komi Republic	Syttyvkar
12	Mari Republic	Yoshkar Ola
13	Mordovian Mordovskaya Republic	Saransk
14	Yakutsk Republic	Yakutsk
15	North Ossetian Severo Ossetian Republic	Ordzhonikidze
16	Tatar Republic	Kazan
17	Tuva Republic	Kzyzl
18	Udmurt Republic	Izhevsk
19	Kharkass Republic	Abakan
20	Chechen Republic	Grozny
21	Chuvashv	Cheboksary
22	Altay Republic	Barnaul
23	Krasnodar Republic	Krasnodar
24	Krasnoyarsk Republic	Krasnoyarsk
25	Primorskiy Republic	Vladivostok
26	Stavropol Republic	Stavropol
27	Khabarovsk Republic	Khabarovsk
28	Amur Oblast
29	Archangel	Arkhangelsk Oblast
30	Astrkhan Oblast
31	Belgorod Oblast
32	Bryansk Oblast
33	Vladimir Oblast
34	Volgograd Oblast
35	Vologda Oblast
36	Voronezh Oblast
37	Ivanovo Oblast
38	Irkutsk Oblast
39	Kaliningrad Oblast
40	Kaluga Oblast
41	Kamchatka Oblast
42	Kemerovo Oblast
43	Kirov Oblast
44	Kostroma Oblast
45	Kurgan Oblast
46	Kursk Oblast
47	Leningrad / St Petersburg Oblast
48	Lipetsk Oblast
49	Magadan Oblast
50	Moscow	Moskva Oblast
51	Murmansk Oblast
52	Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
53	Novgorod Oblast
54	Novosibirsk Oblast
55	Omsk Oblast
56	Orenburg Oblast
57	Orel Oblast
58	Penza Oblast
59	Perm Oblast
60	Pskov Oblast
61	Rostov Oblast
62	Ryazan Oblast
63	Samara Oblast
64	Saratov Oblast
65	Sakhalin Oblast
66	Sverdlovsk / Yekaterinburg Oblast
67	Smolensk Oblast
68	Tambov Oblast
69	Tver Oblast
70	Tomsk Oblast
71	Tula Oblast
72	Tyumen Oblast
73	Ulyanovsk Oblast
74	Chelyabinsk Oblast
75	Chita Oblast
76	Yaroslavl Oblast
77	Moscow	Moskva city
78	St Petersburg city
79	Yevrey autonomous area
80	Agin-Buryat autonomous area
81	Komi-Permyats autonomous area
82	Republic of Crimea (occupied Ukraine)
83	Nenets autonomous area
84	Taymyr autonomous area
85	Ust-Ordyn-Buryat autonomous area
86	Khanty-Mansy autonomous area
87	Chukot autonomous area
88	Evenkiy autonomous area
89	Yamalo-Nenets autonomous area
90	Moskva
91	Kaliningrad
93	Krasnodar
94	Overseas sites of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
95	Checheniya
96	Sverdlovsk
97	Moskva
98	Sankt-Peterburg
99	Moskva