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(A) 1973 - 2004: Black on white (front), black on yellow (rear)
(B) 2004 and later: Issued to private, commercial, agricultural, police vehicles and motorcycles.
(C) 2013: Black on white (front and rear). Series showing year before 2012 were re-issued former registrations.
Dealer, Trade
Diplomatic Corps
Motorcycle, Moped
National Guard
Public Service, Bus, Taxi
Rental, Hire
Temporary, Export, Visitor
United Nations
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(A) UNCMP = United Nations Committee For Missing Persons
(B) UNF = United Nations Peacekeeping Force
(C) UNOPS = United Nations Office For Project Services
British Forces
Sovereign British Administrative Area (SBAA)
Akrotiri and Dhekelia Bases
Administrative vehicles and civilian police.
Recent base is black on white (front) and black on yellow (rear).
Location Mediterranean Capital Lefkosía [Nicosia] Main Religions Christianity (orthodox) and islam (sunni, in North Cyprus) National Languages Greek, Turkish History Cyprus became independent from Great Britain in 1960. The northern part declared itself independent in 1974 as the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. However, it is internationally not recognized as an independent state and is legally part of the Republic of Cyprus.
Cyprus (but excluding Turkish occupied Northern Cyprus) became a member of the European Union in 2004.International Oval CY ISO Code CY
(1) Jim Fox/Greg Gibson
(2) Thomas Rösner
(3) Dirk Elbers
(4) Nikita Zaitsev
(5) Demetris Michael
(6) Joe Sallmen
(7) Andrew Braun
