License Plates of
The Netherlands (NL)
Photographed in The Netherlands
Sidecode 10. Military Series. D-*-M = Military.
Sidecode 1. Military Series. KV = Koninklijke Marechaussee.
Sidecode 3. Military Series. KZ = Koninklijke Landmacht (Army). Army plates are the only (current) plate types with no euroband.
Sidecode 1. Military Series. LM = Koninklijke Luchtmacht (Air Force). Army plates are the only (current) plate types with no euroband.
Sidecode 1. Diplomatic Series. CD = Corps Diplomatique. No Country Coding.
Sidecode 1. Diplomatic Series. CD = Corps Diplomatique. No Country Coding. US-Sized plate.
Sidecode 3. Diplomatic Series. CD = Corps Diplomatique. No Country Coding. CD inbetween the numerals are for International Organizations.
Sidecode 1. Diplomatic Series. BN = Temporary / foreigner. 90-00 - 99-99 = Private vehicles of International Organizations, U.S. and Belgian military personnel attached to NATO.
Sidecode 2. Diplomatic Series. BN = Temporary / foreigner. 90-00 - 99-99 = Private vehicles of International Organizations, U.S. and Belgian military personnel attached to NATO.
Sidecode 3. Diplomatic Series. BN = Temporary / foreigner. 70-00 - 88-99 = Motor vehicles and trailers of staff of embassies, consulates and international organisations. US-Sized plate.
Sidecode 1. Diplomatic Series. Diplomatic series. GN = Geen Nederlander (Not a dutchman). 70-00 - 88-99 = Motor vehicles and trailers of embassy and consulate staff.
Sidecode 2. Diplomatic Series. Diplomatic series. GN = Geen Nederlander (Not a dutchman). 90-00 - 99-99 = Tax-exempt motor vehicles.
Dutch Forces in Germany. N = Netherlands Forces in Germany.
No Sidecode. Royal House Series. AA = Dutch Royal Family.
No Sidecode. Royal House Series. AA = Dutch Royal Family. White on Black = Oldtimer.