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| The cornerstone of any national registration system: passenger plates for more or less common people. These plates are black on white with a "one letter-three digits-two letters" structure. There is a regional code, Russian national flag (not mandatory) and the "RUS" inscription in the right part of the plate. Below are regional codes you can find at most of the Russian plates varying from citizen to diplomatic and police plates. |
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| 01 Adygeya Republic
02 Bashkortostan Republic 03 Buryatiya Republic 04 Altay Republic 05 Dagestan Republic 06 Ingushetiya Republic 07 Kabardino-Balkariya Republic 08 Kalmykiya Republic 09 Karachayevo-Cherkesiya Republic 10 Kareliya Republic 11 Komi Republic 12 Mariy-El Republic 13 Mordoviya Republic 14 Sakha (Yakutia) Republic 15 Severnaya Osetiya-Alaniya Republic 16 Tatarstan Republic 17 Tuva Republic 18 Udmurtiya Republic 19 Khakasiya Republic 20 Chechnya Republic 21 Chuvashiya Republic 22 Altayskiy Krai 23 Krasnodarskiy Krai 24 Krasnoyarskiy Krai 25 Primorskiy Krai 26 Stavropol'skiy Krai 27 Khabarovskiy Krai 28 Amurskaya Oblast 29 Arkhangel Oblast 30 Astrakhan Oblast 31 Belgorod Oblast 32 Bryansk Oblast 33 Vladimir Oblast 34 Volgograd Oblast 35 Vologda Oblast 36 Voronezh Oblast 37 Ivanovo Oblast 38 Irkutsk Oblast 39 Kaliningrad Oblast 40 Kaluga Oblast 41 Kamchatka Oblast 42 Kemerovo Oblast 43 Kirov Oblast 44 Kostroma Oblast 45 Kurgan Oblast 46 Kursk Oblast 47 Leningrad Oblast 48 Lipetsk Oblast 49 Magadan Oblast 50 Moscow Oblast 51 Murmansk Oblast 52 Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 53 Novgorod Oblast 54 Novosibirsk Oblast 55 Omsk Oblast 56 Orenburg Oblast 57 Oryol Oblast 58 Penza Oblast |
| 59 Perm Oblast
60 Pskov Oblast 61 Rostov Oblast 62 Ryazan Oblast 63 Samara Oblast 64 Saratov Oblast 65 Sakhalin Oblast 66 Sverdlovsk Oblast 67 Smolensk Oblast 68 Tambov Oblast 69 Tver Oblast 70 Tomsk Oblast 71 Tula Oblast 72 Tyumen Oblast 73 Ulyanovsk Oblast 74 Chelyabinsk Oblast 75 Chita Oblast 76 Yaroslavl Oblast 77 Moscow City 78 St. Petersburg City 79 Evreiskaya Autonomous Oblast 80 Buryat Autonomous Okrug 81 Komi Autonomous Okrug 82 Koryak Autonomous Okrug 83 Nenets Autonomous Okrug 84 Taimyr Autonomous Okrug 85 Ust-Orda Buryat Autonomous Okrug 86 Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug 87 Chukchi Autonomous Okrug 88 Evenki Autonomous Okrug 89 Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug 90 Moscow Region 93 Krasnodarskiy Krai 94 Territories outside Russia supervised by the Department of Restricted Sites at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russian Federation 95 Chechnya Republic 96 Sverdlovsk Oblast 97 Moscow City 98 St.Petersburg City 99 Moscow City 102 Bashkortostan Republic 111 Komi Republic 116 Tatarstan Republic 121 Bashkortostan Republic 125 Primorsky Krai 150 Moscow Oblast 152 Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 154 Novosibirsk Oblast 159 Perm Krai 161 Rostov Oblast 163 Samara Oblast 164 Saratov Oblast 173 Ulyanovsk Oblast 174 Chelyabinsk Oblast 177 Moscow City 199 Moscow City |
| -- Plates having "20" as their regional code, are not issued and have been replaced by "95". -- Codes "99" and later "90" are used because their previous series ("77" and "50" respectively) have been exhausted. -- Code "97" was introduced in June 2002, when Moscow exhausted its "99" code -- Code "98" introduced in 2004 when St. Petersburg exhausted its "78" code -- Code "93" was introduced in June 2005 when Krasnodarskiy Krai exhausted its "23" code -- Code "177" was promised to be introduced in May 2005. Actually, seen by the site author in July 2005 -- Code "96" was expected to be introduced in August 2005 -- Code "116" first seen in January 2006 -- Code "125" was reported to be seen in September 2005 -- Code "150" was introduced in May 2006 -- Code "152" first reported in 2006 -- Code "164" was introduced in May 2006 |
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