YUGOSLAVIA
Private/Passenger
Plate History
Non-Passenger/Other
Bicycle
Diplomatic Corps, Foreign Mission
Heavy Machinery
Military
Motorcycle, Moped
Police
Steam Tractor, Horse Drawn Carriage
Taxi (Additional)
Temporary
Trade, Manufacturer
Odds & Ends
Successor States
Croatia (1991)
Kosovo (2008)
Montenegro (2006)
North Macedonia (1991)
Serbia (1991)
Slovenia (1991)
Country Information
| History | Yugoslavia was formed in 1919 by the unification of
Serbia, Montenegro and the South-Slavic parts of Austria-Hungary.
Between 1941 and 1943, most of today's Montenegro was occupied by Italy.
Between 1941-45, Croatia was an independent protectorate.
In the early 1990's,
Croatia (1991),
Slovenia (1991),
Macedonia (1991, now called North Macedonia) and
Bosnia-Herzegovina (1992)
seceded from Yugoslavia and began issuing their own distinct license plates.
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| International Oval | YU |
| ISO Code | YU |