Mongolia license plates
Format, region codes and a plate generator for Mongolia.
Could not load the generator. Please reload the page.
Custom text: real plates never carry this combination.
This image is not a license plate: it must not be fitted to a vehicle and does not mean the combination is available.
How to read the plate
A Mongolian plate reads like this: a red Soyombo sign on the left, then four digits, the MNG oval and three Cyrillic letters (0878 УНК). The first two letters are the code of the aimag (province) or Ulaanbaatar, the third is the series; the Mongolian letters Ө and Ү also occur. The capital has several codes — УБ, УН, УА, УЕ and УК — and its outlying districts Baganuur and Nalaikh have their own (БР, НА). Japanese imports sometimes carry a square rear plate.
Region map
Click a region to see its codes.
Could not load the map.
Region codes
22 regions| Region | Code |
|---|---|
| Arkhangai | |
| Bayankhongor | |
| Bulgan | |
| Bayan-Ölgii | |
| Govi-Altai | |
| Govisümber | |
| Darkhan-Uul | |
| Dornogovi | |
| Dornod | |
| Dundgovi | |
| Zavkhan | |
| Orkhon | |
| Selenge | |
| Sükhbaatar Province | |
| Töv | |
| Ulaanbaatar | |
| Uvs | |
| Khovd | |
| Khentii | |
| Khövsgöl | |
| Övörkhangai | |
| Ömnögovi |
History
The «four digits and three letters» format was inherited from the Soviet standard GOST 3207-77. The Soyombo sign and the MNG oval were added in 2001; before that plates followed the Soviet pattern without them.
