Two- and three-letter country and some territory codes


MK (ISO 3166) 004-97

Interstate classification of countries of the world

According to the decision of the Customs Union Commission, since 2010 the world classifier has been the official directory of country codes. Used when filling out the appropriate fields in the import and export declaration forms.

When filling out a customs declaration, information about the country of departure, the country of arrival of the cargo and the country of origin of the goods is used by the letter code of the country.

Preface

The goals, basic principles and basic procedure for carrying out work on interstate standardization are established by GOST 1.0-92 “Interstate standardization system. Basic provisions" and GOST 1.2-2009 "Interstate standardization system. Interstate standards, rules and recommendations for interstate standardization. The procedure for the development, adoption, application, updating and implementation of the Turkmen Standard Laws"

UzbekistanUZUzstandartUkraineUAGospotrebstandart of Ukraine

Appendices A, B and C of this classifier represent the authentic text of sections 1, 3, 4 of the international standard ISO 3166-93 “Codes for representing names of countries”.

Climate

The climate of the Czech Republic is moderate, with warm but not hot summers and fairly mild winters. The four seasons are clearly defined. Spring is cool with an average temperature of 8-12 degrees. Precipitation is 150-200 mm. Summer is warm with a fairly comfortable temperature of 15-20 degrees. Hot weather doesn't happen often. But it gets cold often. Therefore, when visiting the Czech Republic in summer, we recommend taking light jackets with you. The most precipitation falls in summer. Autumn is quite warm with an average temperature of about 10 degrees. Winter lasts from December to February. The temperature is kept around zero degrees. There are both thaws and frosts.


Winter in the mountains of the Czech Republic

Application area

This standard applies to sealing devices (hereinafter referred to as PU) and establishes their classification.

The standard is used in the development and production of PU.

Introduction

The Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification (ISC) was created within the framework of the Agreement on the implementation of a coordinated policy in the field of standardization, metrology and certification, signed by the heads of government of the Commonwealth of Independent States on March 13, 1992, and consists of authorized representatives of the states parties to this Agreement.

The purpose of the IGU is to promote standardization, metrology and certification and related activities, which contributes to the interstate exchange of goods and services and the development of cooperation in the intellectual, scientific, technical and economic fields.

The interstate classifier of countries of the world was developed as a tool for communication and information exchange within the CIS.

Czech Republic (Česká republika)

The Czech Republic is a small state in Central Europe. This is one of the most distinctive and attractive countries of the European Union for tourists with a rich history, many interesting sights, castles and cultural monuments. The Czech Republic borders on Poland in the north, Germany in the west and northwest, Slovakia in the east, and Austria in the south. It is a parliamentary republic. The official language is Czech.

What comes to mind when we talk about the Czech Republic? These are the Gothic spiers of Prague and Prague streets, this is the ancient Charles Bridge across the Vltava, these are hundreds of castles and churches in cozy old towns, this is excellent beer and delicious food. All this is true, but there is something more. The Czech Republic is an atmosphere of calm and silence, the cordiality and leisurely nature of the local people, the pace of life, beautiful natural landscapes: leisurely rivers, fields and picturesque wooded hills. Interestingly, the country is also one of the safest in Europe and has one of the lowest levels of corruption.


Czech spaces

The country is located almost in the center of the former Austria-Hungary - in the past it was one of the largest and most powerful states in Europe. The Czech Republic occupies the historical regions of Moravia, Bohemia and part of Silesia. The turbulent past has left a colossal historical legacy, and low prices for food and hotels make the Czech Republic one of the cheapest countries in Europe for tourists.

  1. Helpful information
  2. Geography and nature
  3. Best time to visit
  4. Climate
  5. Story
  6. Administrative division
  7. Population
  8. Transport
  9. Accommodation
  10. Kitchen
  11. Cities of the Czech Republic
  12. Sights of the Czech Republic

Purpose of the Interstate Classifier of Countries of the World

1.1 The Interstate Classifier of Countries of the World establishes the identification of sovereign states or any other territories that have political, economic, geographical or historical characteristics, and is intended for use in the process of information exchange during international interaction in economic, scientific, cultural, sports and other fields.

1.2 The interstate classifier of countries of the world should contribute to the harmonization of information on the names and designations of countries of the world in the Commonwealth member states with a similar international standard and the uniformity of identification of countries of the world in these states.

Geography and nature

Despite its small size, the Czech Republic is a geographically diverse country. Here you can find mountains and hills covered with forests, fields and plains. The country is landlocked. The western and eastern parts are mostly hilly and mountainous. The central one is predominantly hilly plain. The highest peak is Mount Snezka (1602 m).


Fog in the mountains of the Czech Republic

Several fairly large rivers flow through the territory of the Czech Republic - the Vltava, Odra, Laba, Morava. The nature of the Czech Republic is very picturesque - hills and low mountains covered with deciduous and coniferous forests interspersed with agricultural land. Castles and fortresses rise on high hills and cliffs - a legacy of the past. Roe deer and deer graze in the fields, running away as soon as you stop.


Morava River

The structure of the Interstate Classifier of Countries of the World and the rules it defines

2.1 Structurally, the classifier consists of blocks:

  • digital identification;
  • names of countries;
  • letter identification (code alpha-2, code alpha-3).

2.2 The digital identification block is constructed using an ordinal coding method using three digital decimal places. Digital codes are arranged in ascending order.

2.3 The name block consists of the short and full official name of the country in Russian. The absence of the full name of the country in the classifier position means that it coincides with the short name.

2.4 The block of alphabetic identification of countries is a two-digit (alpha-2) and three-digit (alpha-3) codes, the characters of which are letters of the Latin alphabet. The basic principle that was used to create the letter codes is the principle of visual association of the codes with the names of countries in English, French or other languages.

Two-letter codes are recommended by ISO for international exchanges and allow a visual association to be created with the common name of a country without any reference to its geographical location or status. Three-letter codes are used in special cases determined by the competent organizations. The numeric code has the advantage over the letter code in that it is not affected by changes in country names, which may entail changes to the alpha 2 and alpha 3 code.

2.5 The classifier contains four applications. Appendices A, B and C contain the names of countries (territories) in alphabetical order, lists of letter codes alpha-2 and alpha-3, arranged in the order of the Latin alphabet, and the corresponding short names of countries. Appendix D contains digital codes and names of countries (territories) not included in ISO 3166-93, but used to fill out information in cargo customs declarations.

Population

The population of the Czech Republic is more than 10 million people. Considering the area of ​​the country, it can be classified as densely populated. About 95% of the population are ethnic Czechs. Large diasporas are Ukrainians, Russians, Slovaks, Vietnamese, Germans.


Old Town Square in Prague

The official language is Czech, which belongs to the West Slavic group of languages. Czechs can easily understand Slovaks and vice versa. Also, the Czech language has common roots and words with other Slavic languages ​​- Russian, Polish, Ukrainian. The Czech language has a large number of colorful words: lepidlo - glue, letushka - flight attendant, letadlo - airplane. The stress is almost always on the first syllable.

The Czechs themselves are calm, welcoming, polite people. They respect traditions, are reasonable and unhurried.

Maintaining the Interstate Classifier of World Countries and making changes to it

3.1 Changes to the classifier and its updating are carried out in accordance with emerging needs.

3.2 Maintenance of the Interstate Classifier of Countries of the World is carried out in accordance with the rules for interstate standardization PMG 13-95 “Procedure for the development and maintenance of interstate classifiers”.

Organization of foreign trade activities

Foreign trade contract, customs clearance, delivery of goods by road, rail and sea transport to anywhere in the world.

Accommodation

Accommodation in the Czech Republic is much cheaper than, for example, in Germany and Austria. A double room in a three-star hotel with breakfast can be found for 30-50 euros even in Prague. Of course, it all depends on the location of the hotel (logically, the closer to the center, the more expensive), season, etc. Large cities usually have a wide range of accommodation options, from hostels to luxury hotels. It is better to take care of accommodation in high season in advance. Rooms in Czech hotels are usually quite clean and very simple.

Numerical codes, names of countries and their letter codes

Digital codeShort and full name of the countryLetter code
alpha 2alpha-3
004AFGHANISTAN Transitional Islamic State of AfghanistanA.F.AFG
008ALBANIA Republic of AlbaniaALA.L.B.
010ANTARCTICAAQATA
012ALGERIA Algerian People's Democratic RepublicDZDZA
016AMERICAN SAMOAASA.S.M.
020ANDORRA Principality of AndorraADAND
024ANGOLA Republic of AngolaJSCAGO
028ANTIGUA AND BARBUDAA.G.ATG
031AZERBAIJAN Republic of AzerbaijanAZAZE
032ARGENTINA Argentine RepublicARA.R.G.
036AUSTRALIAAUAUS
040AUSTRIA Austrian RepublicATAUT
044BAHAMAS Commonwealth of the BahamasB.S.B.H.S.
048BAHRAIN Kingdom of BahrainB.H.BHR
050BANGLADESH People's Republic of BangladeshBDBGD
051ARMENIA Republic of ArmeniaA.M.ARM
052BARBADOSBBBRB
056BELGIUM Kingdom of BelgiumBEBEL
060BERMUDAB.M.BMU
064BHUTAN Kingdom of BhutanVTBTN
068BOLIVIA Plurinational State of BoliviaINBOL
070BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINAB.A.BIH
072BOTSWANA Republic of BotswanaB.W.B.W.A.
074BOUVE ISLANDB.V.BVT
076BRAZIL Federative Republic of BrazilBRBRA
084BELIZEBZBLZ
086BRITISH TERRITORY IN THE INDIAN OCEANIOIOT
090SOLOMON ISLANDSS.B.SLB
092VIRGIN ISLANDS, BRITISH British Virgin IslandsVGVGB
096BRUNEI DARUSSALAMBNBRN
100BULGARIA Republic of BulgariaВGBGR
104MYANMAR Union of MyanmarMMMMR
108BURUNDI Republic of BurundiB.I.BDI
112BELARUS Republic of BelarusBYBLR
116CAMBODIA Kingdom of CambodiaKNKNM
120CAMEROON Republic of CameroonCMCMR
124CANADASACAN
132CABO VERDE Republic of Cape VerdeCVCPV
136CAYMAN ISLANDKYC.Y.M.
140CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLICCFCAF
144SRI LANKA Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri LankaL.K.L.K.A.
148CHAD Republic of ChadT.D.TCD
152CHILE Republic of ChileC.L.CHL
156CHINA People's Republic of ChinaCNCHN
158TAIWAN (CHINA)TWTWN
162CHRISTMAS ISLANDSCXCXR
166COCONUT (KEELING) ISLANDSCCCCK
170COLOMBIA Republic of ColombiaCOCOL
174COMOROS Union of ComorosKMCOM
175MAYOTTEYTMYT
178CONGO Republic of the CongoСGCOG
180CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Democratic Republic of the CongoCDC.O.D.
184COOK ISLANDSSKJUICE
188COSTA RICA Republic of Costa RicaCRCRI
191CROATIA Republic of CroatiaHRHRV
192CUBA Republic of CubaC.U.CUB
196CYPRUS Republic of CyprusC.Y.CYP
203CZECH REPUBLICCZCZE
204BENIN Republic of BeninB.J.BEN
208DENMARK Kingdom of DenmarkDKDNK
212DOMINICA Commonwealth of DominicaDMDMA
214DOMINICAN REPUBLICDODOM
218ECUADOR Republic of EcuadorEUECU
222EL SALVADOR Republic of El SalvadorSVSLV
226EQUATORIAL GUINEA Republic of Equatorial GuineaGQGNQ
231ETHIOPIA Federal Democratic Republic of EthiopiaETETH
232ERITREAERERI
233ESTONIA Republic of EstoniaHEREST
234FAROE ISLANDSF.O.FRO
238FALKLAND ISLANDS (MALVINAS)FKFLK
239SOUTH GEORGIA AND SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDSG.S.SGS
242FIJI Republic of Fiji IslandsF.J.F.J.I.
246FINLAND Republic of FinlandFIFIN
248ELAND ISLANDSAXA.L.A.
250FRANCE French RepublicFRFRA
258FRENCH POLYNESIAPFP.Y.F.
260FRENCH SOUTHERN TERRITORIESTFATF
262Djibouti Republic of DjiboutiDJDJI
266GABON Gabonese RepublicGAGAB
268GEORGIAG.E.GEO
270GAMBIA Republic of GambiaGMGMB
275PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED Occupied Palestinian TerritoryPSPSE
276GERMANY Federal Republic of GermanyDEDEU
288GHANA Republic of GhanaG.H.G.H.A.
292GIBRALTARG.I.GIB
296KIRIBATI Republic of KiribatiKIKIR
300GREECE Hellenic RepublicGRGRC
304GREENLANDG.L.GRL
308GRENADAG.D.GRD
312GUADELOUPEG.P.GLP
316GUAMG.U.GUM
320GUATEMALA Republic of GuatemalaGTGTM
324GUINEA Republic of GuineaGNGIN
328GUYANA Republic of GuyanaG.Y.GUY
332HAITI Republic of HaitiNTHTI
334HEARD ISLAND AND MACDONALD ISLANDSNMHMD
336PAPAL THRONE (VATICAN CITY STATE)V.A.VAT
340HONDURAS Republic of HondurasHNHND
344HONG KONG Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaH.K.HKG
348HUNGARY Hungarian RepublicНUHUN
352ICELAND Republic of IcelandISISL
356INDIA Republic of IndiaININD
360INDONESIA Republic of IndonesiaIDIDN
364IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC Islamic Republic of IranIRIRN
368IRAQ Republic of IraqIQIRQ
372IRELANDI.E.IRL
376ISRAEL State of IsraelILISR
380ITALY Italian RepublicITITA
384COTE D'IVOIRE Republic of Cote d'IvoireC.I.CIV
388JAMAICAJ.M.JAM
392JAPANJ.P.JPN
398KAZAKHSTAN Republic of KazakhstanKZKAZ
400JORDAN Hashemite Kingdom of JordanJOJOR
404KENYA Republic of KenyaKEKEN
408KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC Democratic People's Republic of KoreaKRPRK
410KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREAKRKOR
414KUWAIT State of KuwaitKWKWT
417KYRGYZSTAN Kyrgyz RepublicKGKGZ
418LAOTIAN PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICL.A.LAO
422LEBANON Lebanese RepublicLBLBN
426LESOTHO Kingdom of LesothoL.S.LSO
428LATVIA Republic of LatviaLVLVA
430LIBERIA Republic of LiberiaLRLBR
434LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRYA Socialist People's Libyan Arab JamahiriyaLYLBY
438LICHTENSTEIN Principality of LiechtensteinLILIE
440LITHUANIA Republic of LithuaniaLTLTU
442LUXEMBOURG Grand Duchy of LuxembourgL.U.LUX
446MACAO Macau Special Administrative Region of ChinaMOMAC
450MADAGASCAR Republic of MadagascarMGMDG
454MALAWI Republic of MalawiM.W.MWI
458MALAYSIAM.Y.M.Y.S.
462MALDIVES Republic of MaldivesMVMDV
466MALI Republic of MaliM.L.MLI
470MALTA Republic of MaltaM.T.MLT
474MARTINIQUEMQMTQ
478MAURITANIA Islamic Republic of MauritaniaM.R.MRT
480MAURITIUS Republic of MauritiusM.U.MUS
484MEXICO Mexican United StatesMXFUR
492MONACO Principality of MonacoMSMCO
496MONGOLIAMNMNG
498MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC Republic of MoldovaM.D.MDA
499MONTENEGROM.E.MNE
500MONTSERRATMSMSR
504MOROCCOM Kingdom of MoroccoMAMAR
508MOZAMBIQUE Republic of MozambiqueMZMOZ
512OMAN Sultanate of OmanOMOMN
516NAMIBIA Republic of NamibiaN.A.NAM
520NAURU Republic of NauruNRNRU
524NEPAL Federal Democratic Republic of NepalNPNPL
528NETHERLANDS Kingdom of the NetherlandsNLNLD
530NETHERLANDS ANTILESANANT
533ARUBAA.W.ABW
540NEW CALEDONIANCNCL
548VANUATU Republic of VanuatuVUVUT
554NEW ZEALANDNZNZL
558NICARAGUA Republic of NicaraguaNINIC
562NIGER Niger RepublicNENER
566NIGERIA Federal Republic of NigeriaNGN.G.A.
570NIUE Republic of NIUENUNIU
574NORFOLK ISLANDNFNFK
578NORWAY Kingdom of NorwayNONOR
580NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana IslandsMPMNP
581MINOR PACIFIC REMOTE ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATESU.M.UMI
583MICRONESIA, FEDERATED STATES Federated States of MicronesiaFMFSM
584MARSHALL ISLANDS Republic of the Marshall IslandsMNMHL
585PALAU Republic of PalauPWP.L.W.
586PAKISTAN Islamic Republic of PakistanRKCANCER
591PANAMA Republic of PanamaRAPAN
598PAPUA NEW GUINEAPGPNG
600PARAGUAY Republic of ParaguayPYPRY
604PERU Republic of PeruREPER
608PHILIPPINES Republic of the PhilippinesRNPHL
612PITCARNPNPCN
616POLAND Republic of PolandP.L.POL
620PORTUGAL Portuguese RepublicRTPRT
624GUINEA-BISSAU Republic of Guinea-BissauG.W.GNB
626TIMOR-LESTE Democratic Republic of Timor-LesteTLTLS
630PUERTO RICOPRPRI
634QATAR State of QatarQAQAT
638REUNIONREREU
642ROMANIAR.O.ROU
643RUSSIA Russian FederationRURUS
646RWANDA Republic of RwandaRWR.W.A.
652SAINT BARTHELEMYB.L.BLM
654SAINT HELENA, ASCENSION ISLAND, TRISTAN DA CUNHASHSHN
659SAINT KITTS AND NEVISKNKNA
660ANGUILLAA.I.AIA
662SAINT LUCIAL.C.LCA
663SAINT MARTINM.F.MAF
666SAINT PIERRE AND MIKELONP.M.SPM
670SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINESV.C.VCT
674SAN MARINO Republic of San MarinoS.M.SMR
678SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and PrincipeSTSTP
682SAUDI ARABIA Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaS.A.SAU
686SENEGAL Republic of SenegalSNSEN
688SERBIA SerbiaR.S.SRB
690SEYCHELLES Republic of SeychellesS.C.SYC
694SIERRA LEONE Republic of Sierra LeoneSLSLE
702SINGAPORE Republic of SingaporeS.G.SGP
703SLOVAKIA Slovak RepublicS.K.SVK
704VIETNAM Socialist Republic of VietnamVNVNM
705SLOVENIA Republic of SloveniaS.I.SVN
706SOMALIA Somali RepublicSOSOM
710SOUTH AFRICA South African RepublicZAZAF
716ZIMBABWE Republic of ZimbabweZWZWE
724SPAIN Kingdom of SpainESESP
728SOUTH SUDAN Republic of South SudanSSSSD
728SOUTH SUDAN Republic of South SudanSSSSD
729SUDAN Republic of SudanSDSDN
732WESTERN SAHARA Western SaharaE.H.ESH
740SURINAME Republic of SurinameS.R.SUR
744SPITSBERGEN AND JAN MAYEN Spitsbergen and Jan Mayen (Norway)S.J.S.J.M.
748SWAZILAND Kingdom of SwazilandSZSWZ
748ESWATINI Kingdom of EswatiniSZSWZ
752SWEDEN Kingdom of SwedenS.E.S.W.E.
756SWITZERLAND Swiss ConfederationCHCHE
760SYRIA Syrian Arab RepublicS.Y.SYR
762TAJIKISTAN Republic of TajikistanT.J.TJK
764THAILAND Kingdom of ThailandT.H.THA
768TOGO Togolese RepublicTGTGO
772TOKELAU Tokelau (Union)(N.Green)TKTKL
776TONGA Kingdom of TongaTOTON
780TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Republic of Trinidad and TobagoTTTTO
784UAE United Arab EmiratesA.E.ARE
788TUNISIA Tunisian RepublicTNTUN
792TURKEY Republic of TurkeyTRTUR
795TURKMENISTAN TurkmenistanTMTKM
796TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS Turks and Caicos Islands (British)TCTCA
798TUVALU TuvaluTVTUV
800UGANDA Republic of UgandaU.G.U.G.A.
804UKRAINE UkraineU.A.UKR
807NORTH MACEDONIA Republic of North MacedoniaMKMKD
807MACEDONIA Republic of MacedoniaMKMKD
818EGYPT Arab Republic of EgyptE.G.EGY
826GREAT BRITAIN United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandG.B.GBR
831GUERNSEY GuernseyGGGGY
832JERSEY JerseyJEJEY
833ISLE OF MANI.M.IMN
834TANZANIA United Republic of TanzaniaTZTZA
840USA United States of AmericaUSUSA
850VIRGIN ISLANDS United States Virgin IslandsVIVIR
854BURKINA FASO Burkina FasoB.F.B.F.A.
858URUGUAY Eastern Republic of UruguayUYURY
860UZBEKISTAN Republic of UzbekistanUZUZB
862VENEZUELA Bolivarian Republic of VenezuelaV.E.VEN
876WALLIS AND FUTUNA Wallis and FutunaW.F.WLF
882SAMOA Independent State of SamoaW.S.WSM
887YEMEN Republic of YemenYEYEM
894ZAMBIA Republic of ZambiaZMZMB
895ABKHAZIA Republic of AbkhaziaABABH
896SOUTH OSSETIA Republic of South OssetiaOSOST
999MISCELLANEOUS (ONLY for columns 16 and 34)00
999MISCELLANEOUS (ONLY for column 18)99
EUEUROPEAN UNIONEU

Historical codes

CodeState or territoryPeriod of useReplaced byNotes
B.I.British India1930(?)—
BURBurma1956—MYAEnglish Burma
_
D.A.Free City of Danzig1930(?)—1939
C.S.Czechoslovakia1930(?)—1993CZ, SKCzech Č
esko
s
lovensko and Slovak.
Č
esko-
S
lovensko
EIRIreland?—1962IRLirl. Éire
EQEcuador1930—1962E.C.fr. Éq
uateur
E.W.First Estonian Republic1930(?)—1940S.U.
Estonia1992—1993EST
FFrench Algeria1930(?)—DZ
French India1930(?)—
French Morocco1930(?)—
French Protectorate of Tunisia1930(?)—TN
FMFederation of Malaya1955—1958PTMEnglish Federation
of
M
alaya
FRFaroe islands1976—1996F.O.
GGuatemala1930(?)—1956G.C.A.
G.B.Y.Malta1930(?)—MIsle of Man, and the last “Z” is Guernsey)
KSKyrgyzstan1992—2016KG
LRLatvia1930—1940S.U.Latvian. L
atvijas
R
epublika
LSAFrench Mandate in Syria and Lebanon1930(?)—
MKMacedonia1992—2019M
a
k
edonija
MNKingdom of Montenegro1910—1918SHSveins Montenegro
_
_
_
NGNDutch New Guinea1955—1962R.I.Netherlands Netherlands Nieuw-Guinea
NIDutch East Indies1930(?)—NGN, RINetherlands N
ederlands-
I
ndië (Dutch Indies), not to be confused with the Dutch Indies
NIGNiger1961—
PRPersia1930—IR
PTMFederation of Malaya1958—1972Malay P
ersekutuan
T
anah
M
elayu
RRussian empire1910—1917(?)S.U.
Kingdom of Romania1930—R.O.
R.B.Botswana1967—2003B.W.English R
epublic of
B
otswana
RNRNorthern Rhodesia1959—
RNYNyasaland1959—1965M.W.
RSRSouthern Rhodesia1959—
S.A.Saarland (League of Nations)1930(?)—1935
S.B.Kingdom of Serbia1910—1918SHS
S.C.G.Serbia and MontenegroSRB, MNESerb. S
rbija i
C
rna
G
ora
S.E.Irish Free State1930(?)—1937irl. S
aorstát
É
ireann
SFFinland1930(?)—FINFinnish S
uomi and the Swede.
F
inland
SHSKingdom of Serbs, Croats and SlovenesYSerbohorv. Kraljevina S
rba,
H
rvata i
S
lovenaca and Slovenian.
Kraljevina S
rbov,
H
rvatov in
S
lovencev
S.M.Siam1930(?)—1939
S.U.USSR1930(?)—1991AM, AZ, BY, EW, GE, KS, KZ, LT, LV, MD, RUS, TJ, TMN, UA, UZEnglish S
oviet
United
Nations
UUruguay1930—ROU
USUSA1910—USAEnglish United
States

of America
WACGolden shore?—1959G.H.English W
est
A
frica
C
oast
YKingdom of YugoslaviaYU
YUSFRYBIH, HR, MK, SCG, SLO

Notes

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    Multilateral Treaty Calendar. - Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1998. - 1616 p. — ISBN 90-411-0584-0.
  2. Annexe C. Convention internationale relative à la Circulation des Automobiles, Paris, 1909. - P. 21. (French, English).
    Came into force on May 1, 1910.
  3. Distinguishing Signs of Vehicles (English). Unecce.org
    . Official website of the UN Economic Commission for Europe.
  4. Quote error Invalid tag ; no text specified for StatusGenevaConv footnotes
  5. Quote error Invalid tag ; no text specified for footnotes StatusViennaConv
  6. Accession CN300.1978 by Bangladesh (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1978-12-13).
  7. Notification CN32.1955 by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1955-04-14).
  8. Succession CN323.1993 by Bosnia and Herzegovina (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1994-01-18).
  9. Annexe C. Convention internationale relative à la Circulation Automobile, Paris, 1926. - P. 15-16, 35-36. (French, English).
    Came into force on October 24, 1930.
  10. Notification CN210.1954 by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1954-11-12).
  11. Communication CN396.2003 by Botswana (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (2003-05-16).
  12. Evgeny Oleynik.
    Why Belarus - “by”?
    (Russian). Aif.by.
    _ Arguments and Facts in Belarus (2012-11-05).
  13. Notification CN251.1963 by the Congo (Leopoldville) (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1963-12-23).
  14. Accession CN245.1977 by Zaire (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1977-08-26).
  15. The Road Vehicles (Display of Registration Marks) (Amendment) Regulations 2009 (English). legislation.gov.uk
    . UK Statute Law Database (2009-03-27). Archived March 5, 2016.
  16. Notification CN242.1962 by Ecuador (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1962-10-24).
  17. Notification CN495.1993 by Estonia (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1994-04-14).
  18. Notification CN98.1956 by Guatemala (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1956-10-19).
  19. Succession CN444.1992 by Croatia (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1993-03-11).
  20. Accession CN131.1962 by Ireland (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1962-06-26).
  21. Accession CN145.1964 by Japan (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1964-09-14).
  22. Notification CN30.1956 by Cambodia (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1956-04-03).
  23. Notification CN576.2016 by Kyrgyzstan (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (2016-08-02).
  24. Accession CN35.1959 by Laos (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1959-03-24).
  25. Notification CN174.1967 by Lesotho. United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1967-12-13).
  26. Notification CN9.1966 by Malta (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1966-02-14).
  27. Notification CN50.1972 by Malaysia (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1972-05-11).
  28. Notification CN25.1965 by Malawi (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1965-03-09).
  29. Notification CN60.1957 by Netherlands (English). United Nations Treaty Collection
    (1957-05-24).
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