Personalised licence plates by country

Many countries let owners choose part of the plate for a fee. The rules on length and characters differ from country to country.

8 countries · 8 formats

• Austria
  PersonalisedSince 1990
  AW-ABC1

  A chosen combination (Wunschkennzeichen) after the district code, starting with a letter and ending with a digit, three to five characters (six in state capitals and Vienna). Because the coat of arms is written as a hyphen, G-UNTER1 and GU-NTER1 are both possible, so a personalised plate can read as more than one district. Authorities and diplomats cannot choose one.

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• Croatia
  PersonalisedCurrent· broad pattern
  HRZG-ZAGREB

  Personalised plates for a fee. The town code, then three to seven characters of the owner's choice (letters or digits, a dash counts as one character; at least one letter if digits are used; X, Y and W are allowed, Č, Ć, Đ, Š and Ž are not); the standard layout is also allowed with a chosen combination. The right to the plate runs for five years from registration and is extended for a fee.

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• Czechia
  PersonalisedSince 2016· broad pattern
  CZKAMIL123

  Personalised plates (since January 2016). Up to eight characters (seven on a motorcycle) with at least one digit, and never G, O, Q or W. No region is shown.

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• Luxembourg
  PersonalisedCurrent
  L1234

  Four- or five-digit numbers, once the standard and now issued only as custom plates (with a waiting list for four digits).

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• Montenegro
  PersonalisedSince 2008· broad pattern
  PG ZETA1

  Personalised plates for a fee. The municipality code and five letters or digits of the owner's choice. The letters left out of standard serials (I, O, W, X, Y, Q, Č, Ć, Š, Đ, Ž) may be used here.

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• Norway
  PersonalisedSince 2017· broad pattern
  NNORGE1

  Since 2017 any combination of two to seven letters and digits can be bought for 9,000 kroner, except offensive words and registered trademarks. The right to the number runs for ten years and covers white and green plates.

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• Poland
  PersonalisedSince 2000
  PLW1 KAMIL

  Personalised plates. Voivodeship letter and a digit, then 3 to 5 characters starting with a letter, letters before digits, at most 2 digits.

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• Slovakia
  PersonalisedSince 2023· broad pattern
  SKLL12345

  Personalised plates for a fee. Since 2023 the first two characters are letters and the rest letters or digits, and Q and W are allowed. Before 2023 they had to start with the district code. No region is shown.

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