Moldova license plates
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Since 2015 a Moldovan plate has three letters and three digits (LEL 979) and no region. On the left is a wide blue band with the Moldovan flag and MD; between the groups there is room for the inspection sticker. District codes appear on 1992–2015 plates: two letters on the left (BL AB 123 for Bălți), or a single C or K for Chișinău. These plates are still valid and very common.
Region codes
47 regions| Region | Code |
|---|---|
| Anenii Noi District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Bălți (municipality) District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Briceni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Basarabeasca District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Chișinău (municipality) District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Camenca District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Ceadîr-Lunga District (abolished) The unit was abolished; the code survives only on old plates. | |
| Cahul District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Călărași District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Cimișlia District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Căinari District (abolished) The unit was abolished; the code survives only on old plates. | |
| Comrat District (abolished) The unit was abolished; the code survives only on old plates. | |
| Criuleni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Căușeni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Cantemir District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Chișinău County (1999–2002) The unit was abolished; the code survives only on old plates. | |
| Dubăsari District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Dondușeni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Drochia District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Edineț District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Fălești District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Florești District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Gagauzia (autonomous territorial unit) District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Glodeni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Grigoriopol District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Hîncești District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Ialoveni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Lăpușna County (1999–2002) The unit was abolished; the code survives only on old plates. | |
| Leova District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Nisporeni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Ocnița District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Orhei District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Rîbnița District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Rîșcani District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Rezina District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Șoldănești District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Sîngerei District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Slobozia District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Soroca District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Strășeni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Ștefan Vodă District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Bender (Tighina) District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Telenești District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Taraclia District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Tiraspol District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Ungheni District District code on 1992–2015 plates. New plates carry no region, but old ones remain valid. | |
| Vulcănești District (abolished) The unit was abolished; the code survives only on old plates. |
History
Plates with a district code were issued from 1992 to 2015. The codes changed twice — in 1999, when counties were introduced, and in 2002, when districts returned — so some letters meant different units in different years. Since 1 March 2015 plates are issued without a region. Transnistria issues its own plates; TS, TG, GR, DB, CC, RB and SL are the Moldovan codes for that territory.