KIRIBATI

Private/Passenger
Non-Passenger/Other
Vehicle Class Letter
Gilbert and Ellis Islands
Fake Kiribati Plates
Country Information
Credits

Private/Passenger

Late 2010 Series: Introduced on Tarawa atoll (replacing the BTC and TUC series) and on Kiritimati (Christmas Island).
White on black registrations: B (Betio), T (Teinainano) or X (Kiritimati) is followed by the vehicle class letter (usually in yellow) and a four digit number (three for trailers) all hand painted, stenciled or of printed laminated paper on a wooden base.

Non-Passenger/Other

Vehicle Class Letter

A Public Transport, Bus

B Commercial Vehicle

C Private Vehicle

D Two Wheel Vehicle

E Trailer

G Government Owned Vehicle

Gilbert and Ellis Islands

Fake Kiribati Plates

Country Information

Location Pacific
Capital Tarawa
Main Religion Christianity (catholicism and protestantism)
National Languages i-Kiribati, English
History The Gilbert Islands gained their independence from Great Britain in 1979 and became the nation of Kiribati, a democratic republic in the British Commonwealth. Ocean Island is in the Gilbert Island chain.
The Ellice Islands gained their independence from Great Britain in 1878 and became the nation of Tuvalu.
International Oval KIR
ISO Code KI

Credits

(1) Jim Fox/Greg Gibson
(2) Christian Richter
(3) James Mulik
(4) Jim Gordon
(5) Andrew Braun
(6) Roy Klotz

A	Public Transport, Bus
B	Commercial Vehicle
C	Private Vehicle
D	Two Wheel Vehicle
E	Trailer
G	Government Owned Vehicle

Location	Pacific
Capital	Tarawa
Main Religion	Christianity (catholicism and protestantism)
National Languages	i-Kiribati, English
History	The Gilbert Islands gained their independence from Great Britain in 1979 and became the nation of Kiribati, a democratic republic in the British Commonwealth. Ocean Island is in the Gilbert Island chain. The Ellice Islands gained their independence from Great Britain in 1878 and became the nation of Tuvalu.
International Oval	KIR
ISO Code	KI