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{{short description|Austria vehicle license plates}}
[[File:Austria 2002 license plate - Klagenfurt.jpg|thumb|Example of a licence plate in Austria used since 2002 ("K" for [[Klagenfurt]]), with the [[Carinthia]]n coat of arms]]
[[File:License plate of Austria 1990-2002.jpg|thumb|Example of a licence plate in Austria without the EU symbol used 1990–2002]]
'''Austrian car number plates''' are mandatory [[vehicle registration plate]]s displaying the [[vehicle registration|registration]] mark ({{langx|de|Kennzeichen}}) of [[motor vehicle]]s in [[Austria]]. They are used to verify [[Street-legal vehicle|street legality]], proof of a valid liability insurance and to identify and recognise the vehicle.

== Appearance ==
[[File:Austria moped plate.JPG|thumb|120px|Moped plate]]
The licence plates are made of metal; the imprinted text is in black letters and digits on a white background. Since November 1, 2002 the common design comprises a blue section on the left with the EU [[circle of stars]] and the [[List of international vehicle registration codes|country code]] ('A') like other [[vehicle registration plates of the European Union]]. On the top and bottom, there are red-white-red [[Triband (flag)|triband]]s, the [[Flag of Austria|national colours of Austria]]. Two plates have to be present on each car (front and rear). Dealer plates show white letters on a green background, temporary plates show white letters on a cyan background, and foreign trailers show white letters on a red background.
For motorbikes and cars with smaller areas for plates, smaller licence plates are available with two lines of text. Moped plates are in different appearance and shape, they show white letters on a red background.

== Lettering system ==
[[Image:Austrian registration 2118.JPG|thumb|Licence plate issued in [[Vienna]] ("W" for Wien)]]
[[File:A Kennzeichen FF Fuerstenfeld.jpg|thumb|A FF plate from former Fürstenfeld district, with the lowest digits 10 and [[Styria]]n arms]]
The alphanumeric format for registration plates is "XX ∇=provincial emblem number+letter(s)" or "XX ∇=provincial emblem personalised letters+number";
* XX - one or two letters which indicate the local registration office ([[Districts of Austria|district]] where the registered possessor resides). As a general rule, [[States of Austria|State]] capitals have one letter; other districts have two letters.
* the [[coat of arms]] of the [[States of Austria|Austrian state]] the district belongs to (here shown as "∇"); diplomatic vehicles have a dash (&ndash;) instead, federal official vehicles wear the Austrian Federal Eagle.
* A three to six-letter/number sequence which uniquely distinguishes each of the vehicles displaying the same initial area code. The letter Q is excluded from all sequences.

There are several [[lettering scheme]]s:
*The letter/number sequence must contain at least three characters (at least one digit and one letter). In [[rural area|countryside]] districts, the maximum is five characters. Regular plates start with a digit and end with a letter. Personalized plates, which can be obtained by paying an extra fee, are ordered vice versa. (exceptions: see below)
*The letter/number sequence of state capitals contains up to six characters (at least one digit one letter with a minimum of four characters) (e.g. <code>W&nbsp;∇&nbsp;12345&nbsp;A</code>).
*Until the year 2000 the plates were issued by the district administrations, who used a variety of lettering schemes, e.g. one digit and three letters (e.g. <code>FK&nbsp;∇&nbsp;1&nbsp;ABC</code> in the Feldkirch district), two digits and two letters (e.g. <code>WL&nbsp;∇&nbsp;12&nbsp;AB</code> in the Wels-Land district) or three digits and one letter.
*Since 2000 the vehicle registration have been carried out by car insurance companies on behalf of the government. The branch offices of these companies issue the plates, which show three digits and two letters (e.g. <code>XX&nbsp;∇&nbsp;123&nbsp;AB</code>) in each district or four digits and two letters in state capitals respectively.
[[File:Austria diplomatic license plate WD-15.jpg|thumb|Chilean ambassador in Vienna]]
*Army, diplomats, police etc. have a number up to five digits only (starting with 1, incrementing)
* There are standardized abbreviations for special types of cars. But most of them are in use in Vienna only:
**<code>BB</code> Bundesbahnen (Federal Railways), only with Index  "W", e.g. <code>W&nbsp;∇&nbsp;1234&nbsp;BB</code>
**<code>BE</code> Bestattung (funeral services)
**<code>EW</code> E-Werk (electric power company)
**<code>FF</code> Freiwillige Feuerwehr (volunteer firemen)
**<code>FW</code> Feuerwehr (firemen)
**<code>GW</code> Gaswerk  (gas power company)
**<code>GT</code> Gütertransport (vehicles transporting goods)
**<code>IBK</code> Stadt Innsbruck (municipal vehicles of Innsbruck)
**<code>KT</code> Kleintransport (private vehicles transporting parcels)
**<code>LO</code> Linienomnibus (public service buses)
**<code>LR</code> Landesregierung (Local government of [[Niederösterreich]])
**<code>LV</code> Landesregierung (Local government of [[Tyrol (state)|Tyrol]])
**<code>MA</code> Magistrat Wien (Local government of [[Vienna]])
**<code>MW</code> Mietwagen (private hire car or bus service [with driver])
**<code>RD</code> Rettungsdienst (ambulance vehicles)
**<code>RK</code> Rotes Kreuz (Red Cross)
**<code>TX</code> Taxi (taxis)

== Personalised plates ==
[[File:Austria licenseplate EU.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Personalised plate from [[Dornbirn]], with [[Vorarlberg]] arms]]
In Austria, it is possible to obtain a customized registration plate by payment of €228.30 for registration and €21.00 for the plates themselves.<ref name="Wunschkennzeichen">{{cite web |url=https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/themen/freizeit_und_strassenverkehr/kfz/5/Seite.061100.html#Kosten|title=Wunschkennzeichen|website=oesterreich.gv.at |publisher=Bundesministerium für Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie}}</ref> An example of a customized plate is <code>XX&nbsp;∇&nbsp;ABC&nbsp;1</code>. In general, the alphanumeric combination that goes after the coat of arms must consist of at least three characters and begin with a letter and end with a number. The letters and numbers must each be grouped together in a block. This makes such plates easily distinguishable from standard ones.

== Electric plates ==
[[File:Austria license plate for electric vehicles.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Electric plate from Feldkirch]]
Since 2017, electric plates have been introduced in Austria,<ref>{{cite web |url=https://oevz.com/en/green-license-plates-now-also-available-for-e-trucks-in-austria/|title=Green license plates now also available for e-trucks in Austria|website=oevz.com|date=10 August 2017|publisher=Österreichische Verkehrszeitung}}</ref> These special plates are given only to electric vehicles and were initially associated with exemptions from parking charges in cities such as [[Vienna]], [[Innsbruck]], [[Klagenfurt]], [[Wels]], [[Linz]], [[Graz]], [[Mödling]], [[Zell am See]], [[Klosterneuburg]], and [[Krems an der Donau|Krems]]. However, in recent years, some municipalities have revised or discontinued these benefits. For example, as of 2018, electric vehicles are no longer exempt from parking charges in [[Innsbruck]]. As regulations may vary by city, drivers should consult local authorities for up-to-date information.

== Other plates ==
=== Export transit plates ===
[[File:Austria Export plate.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Export transit plates]]
Export transit plates are vehicle plates that are issued to vehicles that are being exported, the plate is used for vehicles that need to get to their desired export destination, but are not allowed to use regular licence plates because they have been deregistered abroad. For motor vehicles the cost of an export transit plate is €197.3.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/themen/freizeit_und_strassenverkehr/kfz/5/Seite.061900.html|title=Überstellungskennzeichen|website=www.oesterreich.gv.at}}</ref> The export transit plates are valid for 3 to 21 days.

=== Provisional plates ===
[[File:Austria temporary license plate Feldkirch.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Provisional plates]]

== Prefixes ==

{| class="wikitable"
!Code !!City, District and official vehicles !!Notes
|-
|A || Federal officials ||[[File:A_1000_-_License_plate_of_the_president_of_Austria.jpg|100px]] Federal president's plate
|-
|AM || [[Amstetten (Lower Austria)|Amstetten]] ||
|-
|B || [[Bregenz]], [[Burgenland]] official ||
|-
|BA || [[Bad Aussee]] sub-district ||Suspended on July 1, 2013; replaced with [[Liezen District|LI]].
|-
|BB || [[ÖBB|Bundesbahnen]] (Federal Railways) ||Obsolete, ÖBB vehicles now use <code>W&nbsp;∇&nbsp;XXX&nbsp;BB</code> plates
|-
|BD || Kraftfahrlinien Bundesbus (Bus Service) ||[[File:Austria Bus license plate (electric vehicle).jpg|100px]] Since 2008 for ''Postbus'' coaches only, until 1997 also for ÖBB coaches
|-
|BG || [[Gendarmerie (Austria)|Bundesgendarmerie]] (Federal gendarmerie) ||[[File:Регистарска табличка на полицијата на Сојузна Република Австрија (A BG-21006).jpg|100px]] Obsolete since July 2005, when ''Gendarmerie'' and police merged <!--there are no more BG-cars-->
|-
|BH || [[Austrian Armed Forces|Bundesheer]] (Federal Army) ||[[File:Austria army plate.jpg|100px]]
|-
|BL || [[Bruck an der Leitha]] ||
|-
|BM || [[Bruck-Mürzzuschlag]] ||Since 2013, [[Bruck an der Mur]] until 2012.
|-
|BN || [[Baden, Austria|Baden]] ||
|-
|BP || [[Bundespolizei (Austria)|Bundespolizei]] (Federal police) ||[[File:Austria police plate 01.JPG|100px]] Since July 2005 for all new registered police cars
|-
|BR || [[Braunau am Inn]] ||
|-
|BZ || [[Bludenz]] ||
|-
|DL || [[Deutschlandsberg]] ||
|-
|DO || [[Dornbirn]] ||
|-
|E || [[Eisenstadt]] ||Also for the city of [[Rust, Burgenland]].
|-
|EF || [[Eferding (district)|Eferding]] ||
|-
|EU || [[Eisenstadt-Umgebung]] ||Eisenstadt surrounding area
|-
|FB || [[Feldbach, Austria|Feldbach]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2013; replaced with [[Südoststeiermark District|SO]].
|-
|FE || [[Feldkirchen District|Feldkirchen]] ||
|-
|FF || [[Fürstenfeld]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2013; replaced with [[Hartberg-Fürstenfeld District|HF]].
|-
|FK || [[Feldkirch, Vorarlberg|Feldkirch]] ||
|-
|FR || [[Freistadt]] ||
|-
|FV || Finanzverwaltung (Financial Administration) ||[[File:Kennzeichen der Finanzverwaltung Österreich A - FV 833.jpg|100px]] since 2005
|-
|FW || Feuerwehr (Fire brigade) ||[[File:Austria 2020 fire brigade license plate (Bregenz).jpg|100px]] since February 2020
|-
|G || [[Graz]] ||
|-
|GB || [[Liezen (district)|Gröbming]] sub-district ||
|-
|GD || [[Gmünd, Lower Austria|Gmünd]] ||
|-
|GF || [[Gänserndorf]] ||
|-
|GK || [[Consular corps]] in [[Styria]] ||
|-
|GM || [[Gmunden]] ||
|-
|GR || [[Grieskirchen (district)|Grieskirchen]] ||
|-
|GS || [[Güssing]] ||
|-
|GU || [[Graz-Umgebung]] ||Graz surrounding area.
|-
|HA || [[Hallein]] ||
|-
|HB || [[Hartberg]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2013; replaced with [[Hartberg-Fürstenfeld District|HF]].
|-
|HE || [[Hermagor District|Hermagor]] ||
|-
|HF || [[Hartberg-Fürstenfeld District|Hartberg-Fürstenfeld]] ||Since July 1, 2013. 
|-
|HL || [[Hollabrunn]] ||
|-
|HO || [[Horn, Austria|Horn]] ||
|-
|I || [[Innsbruck]] ||
|-
|IL || [[Innsbruck-Land]] ||Innsbruck countryside area.
|-
|IM || [[Imst]] ||
|-
|JE || [[Jennersdorf]] ||
|-
|JO || [[St. Johann im Pongau]] ||
|-
|JU || [[Judenburg]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2012; replaced with [[Murtal District|MT]].
|-
|JW || Justizwache (Justice police) ||
|-
|K || [[Klagenfurt]] ||
|-
|KB || [[Kitzbühel]] ||
|-
|KG || [[Klosterneuburg]] ||
|-
|KI || [[Kirchdorf an der Krems]] ||
|-
|KF || [[Knittelfeld]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2012; replaced with [[Murtal District|MT]].
|-
|KK || [[Consular corps]] in [[Carinthia (state)|Carinthia]] ||
|-
|KL || [[Klagenfurt-Land]] ||
|-
|KO || [[Korneuburg]] ||
|-
|KR || [[Krems-Land]] ||Krems countryside area.
|-
|KS || [[Krems an der Donau|Krems]] City ||
|-
|KU || [[Kufstein]] ||
|-
|L || [[Linz]] ||
|-
|LA || [[Landeck (district)|Landeck]] ||
|-
|LB || [[Leibnitz (district)|Leibnitz]] ||
|-
|LE || [[Leoben]] City ||
|-
|LF || [[Lilienfeld]] ||
|-
|LI || [[Liezen]] ||
|-
|LL || [[Linz-Land]] ||Linz countryside area.
|-
|LN || [[Leoben (district)]] ||Leoben countryside area.
|-
|LZ || [[Lienz]] ||
|-
|MA || [[Mattersburg]] ||
|-
|MD || [[Mödling]] ||
|-
|ME || [[Melk]] ||
|-
|MI || [[Mistelbach]] ||
|-
|MT || [[Murtal District|Murtal]] ||Since July 1, 2012.
|-
|MU || [[Murau]] ||
|-
|MZ || [[Mürzzuschlag]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2012; replaced with [[Bruck-Mürzzuschlag|BM]].
|-
|N || [[Lower Austria]] official ||
|-
|ND || [[Neusiedl am See]] ||
|-
|NK || [[Neunkirchen District, Austria|Neunkirchen]] ||
|-
|O || [[Upper Austria]] official ||
|-
|OP || [[Oberpullendorf]] ||
|-
|OW || [[Oberwart]] ||
|-
|P || [[St. Pölten]] ||
|-
|PE || [[Perg]] ||
|-
|PL || [[St. Pölten-Land]] ||St. Pölten countryside area.
|-
|PT || Post & [[Telekom Austria]] (national mail and phone company) ||Actually for postal cars only.
|-
|RA || [[Bad Radkersburg]] ||Suspended on July 1, 2013; replaced with [[Südoststeiermark District|SO]]
|-
|RE || [[Reutte]] ||
|-
|RI || [[Ried im Innkreis]] ||
|-
|RO || [[Rohrbach in Oberösterreich|Rohrbach]] ||
|-
|S || [[Salzburg]] City and official ||
|-
|SB || [[Scheibbs]] ||
|-
|SD || [[Schärding]], [[Diplomatic corps]] in [[Salzburg]] ||
|-
|SE || [[Steyr-Land]] ||Steyr countryside area.
|-
|SK || [[Consular corps]] in [[Salzburg]] ||
|-
|SL || [[Salzburg-Umgebung]] ||Salzburg countryside area.
|-
|SP || [[Spittal an der Drau]] ||
|-
|SO || [[Südoststeiermark District|Südoststeiermark]] ||Since July 1, 2013.
|-
|SR || [[Steyr]] City ||
|-
|ST || [[Styria]] official ||
|-
|SV || [[St. Veit an der Glan]] ||
|-
|SW || [[Schwechat]] City ||
|-
|SZ || [[Schwaz]] ||
|-
|T || [[Tyrol (state)|Tirol]] official ||
|-
|TA || [[Tamsweg]] ||
|-
|TD || [[Diplomatic corps]] in [[Tyrol (state)|Tirol]] ||
|-
|TK || [[Consular corps]] in [[Tyrol (state)|Tirol]] ||
|-
|TU || [[Tulln]] ||
|-
|UU || [[Urfahr-Umgebung]] ||
|-
|V || [[Vorarlberg]] official ||
|-
|VB || [[Vöcklabruck]] ||
|-
|VD || [[Diplomatic corps]] in [[Vorarlberg]] ||
|-
|VI || [[Villach]] City ||
|-
|VK || [[Völkermarkt]], [[Consular corps]] in [[Vorarlberg]] ||
|-
|VL || [[Villach-Land]] ||Villach countryside area.
|-
|VO || [[Voitsberg]] ||
|-
|W || [[Vienna]] ''('''W'''ien)'' ||
|-
|WB || [[Wiener Neustadt-Land]] ||Wiener Neustadt countryside area
|-
|WD || [[Diplomatic corps]] in [[Vienna]] ||
|-
|WK || [[Consular corps]] in [[Vienna]] ||
|-
|WE || [[Wels]] City ||
|-
|WL || [[Wels-Land]] ||Wels countryside area
|-
|WN || [[Wiener Neustadt]] City ||
|-
|WO || [[Wolfsberg District|Wolfsberg]] ||
|-
|WT || [[Waidhofen an der Thaya]] ||
|-
|WU || [[Wien-Umgebung]] ||Vienna surrounding area; suspended on January 1, 2017; replaced with [[Bruck an der Leitha District|BL]], [[Korneuburg District|KO]], [[Sankt Pölten-Land District|PL]], [[Tulln District|TU]]
|-
|WY || [[Waidhofen an der Ybbs]] ||
|-
|WZ || [[Weiz (district)|Weiz]] ||
|-
|ZE || [[Zell am See]] ||
|-
|ZT || [[Zwettl]] ||
|-
|ZW || Zollwache (Customs officials) ||Obsolete since 2005 when Zollwache merged with federal police
|}

== History ==
[[File:Austria old plate.JPG|thumb]]
[[File:Steiermark Fuerstenfeld.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:US-Forces-in-Austria USFA 1954-1955 license plate 380-2.jpg|thumb|right|1954 occupation licence plate]]
From 1906 until 1919, the plates always composed one letter followed by Roman numerals and three numbers (e.g. "BXV&nbsp;639"). Temporary admission plates always followed by prefix. The prefixes are G= [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], U= [[Hungary]], Z= All other countries.

From 1919 until 1930, the plates format is the same as before but became authority supplied.

From 1930 until 1939, the plates comprised one letter followed by five digits. (e.g. <code>B&nbsp;12345</code>) The thousands of digits encoded the districts.{{huh|date=September 2016}}

From 1939 until 1945, the plates comprised two letters followed by a hyphen and seven digits. (e.g. <code>W-1234567</code>) This followed the Nazi German system.

From 1945 until 1946, the plates comprised by a state coat of arms followed by maximum six numbers. They were only issued in the USSR-occupied zone.

From 1947 until 1989, the plates comprised one or two letters to indicate the state or federal code followed by up to six digits (e.g. <code>W&nbsp;123.456</code>), the first number block was reserved for vehicles, the second one was the serial, when they run out of serials they began to issue <code>XX&nbsp;999.A99</code>. The background is black with white characters for private vehicles (unknown for all other vehicles). One or two letters are the prefixes set by state and federals, they are:
*<code>B&nbsp;</code> [[Burgenland]]
*<code>BH</code> [[Austrian Armed Forces|Bundesheer]] (Federal Army)
*<code>G&nbsp;</code> [[Graz]]
*<code>K&nbsp;</code> [[Carinthia (state)|Carinthia]]
*<code>L&nbsp;</code> [[Linz]]
*<code>N&nbsp;</code> [[Lower Austria]]
*<code>O-</code> [[Upper Austria]] <small>(the dash after the letter O prevents misunderstandings with the number 0)</small>
*<code>PT</code> Post & [[Telekom Austria]] (Federal Mail and Telekom)
*<code>S&nbsp;</code> [[Salzburg (state)]]
*<code>St</code> [[Styria]] (the only prefix with a [[lower case]] letter)
*<code>T&nbsp;</code> [[Tyrol (state)|Tirol]]
*<code>V&nbsp;</code> [[Vorarlberg]]
*<code>W&nbsp;</code> [[Vienna]] ''(Wien)''

== Diplomatic codes<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.dna.nl/austria3.htm |title=Codes, Austria, diplomatic codes |author=<!--Not stated--> |website=Dutch Numberplate Archives |publisher=Herman Hallo |access-date=4 May 2016 }}</ref>  ==

{| class="wikitable"
!Code !!Country
|-
|1 || {{VAT}}
|-
|2 || {{ZAF}}
|-
|3 || {{ALB}}
|-
|4 || {{DEU}}
|-
|5 || {{USA}}
|-
|6 || {{SAU}}
|-
|7 || {{EGY}}
|-
|8 || {{ARG}}
|-
|9 || {{AUS}}
|-
|11 || {{BEL}}
|-
|12 || {{BRA}}
|-
|13 || {{BGR}}
|-
|14 || {{CAN}}
|-
|15 || {{CHL}}
|-
|16 || {{COL}}
|-
|17 || {{KOR}}
|-
|18 || {{CUB}}
|-
|19 || {{DNK}}
|-
|21 || {{LUX}} (formerly {{SLV}}?)
|-
|22 || {{ESP}}
|-
|23 || {{FIN}}
|-
|24 || {{FRA}}
|-
|25 || {{GBR}}
|-
|26 || {{GRC}}
|-
|27 || {{HUN}}
|-
|28 || {{IND}}
|-
|29 || {{IDN}}
|-
|31 || {{IRQ}}
|-
|32 || {{IRN}}
|-
|33 || {{ISR}}
|-
|34 || {{ITA}}
|-
|35 || {{JPN}}
|-
|36 || {{LBN}}
|-
|37 || {{MEX}}
|-
|38 || {{NOR}}
|-
|39 || [[Sovereign Military Order of Malta]]
|-
|41 || {{PAK}}
|-
|42 || {{PAN}}
|-
|43 || {{NLD}}
|-
|44 || {{PER}}
|-
|45 || {{POL}}
|-
|46 || {{PRT}}
|-
|47 || {{ROU}}
|-
|48 || {{SWE}}
|-
|49 || {{CHE}}
|-
|51 || {{CZE}}
|-
|52 || {{THA}}
|-
|53 || {{TUR}}
|-
|54 || {{RUS}}
|-
|55 || {{UKR}}
|-
|56 || {{VEN}}
|-
|57 || {{SRB}} (formerly {{SCG}}?)
|-
|58 || {{ECU}}
|-
|59 || {{TUN}}
|-
|61 || {{MAR}}
|-
|62 || {{COD}} (formerly {{ZAI}})
|-
|63 || {{DZA}} (formerly {{GAB}}?)
|-
|64 || {{CHN}}
|-
|65 || {{SYR}}
|-
|66 || {{LBY}}
|-
|67 || {{CRI}}
|-
|68 || [[Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization]]  (formerly {{GDR}})
|-
|69 || {{GTM}}
|-
|71 || {{CIV}}
|-
|72 || {{MYS}}
|-
|73 || {{NZL}}
|-
|74 || {{PHI}}
|-
|75 || {{NGA}}
|-
|76 || {{OMN}}
|-
|77 || {{IRL}}
|-
|78 || {{PRK}}
|-
|79 || {{QAT}}
|-
|81 || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_IAEA.svg}} [[International Atomic Energy Agency]]
|-
|82 || {{flagicon|UNO}} [[United Nations Industrial Development Organization]]
|-
|83 || {{flagicon|UNO}} [[United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees]]
|-
|84 || {{flagicon|UNO}} [[United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime]]
|-
|85 || {{flagicon|UNO}} [[UNRWA|United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East]]
|-
|86 || {{NIC}}
|-
|87 || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_IAEA.svg}} [[International Atomic Energy Agency]]
|-
|88 || {{KWT}}
|-
|89 || {{flagicon|UNO}} [[United Nations Industrial Development Organization]]
|-
|91 || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_OPEC.svg}} [[OPEC|Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries]]
|-
|92 || [[International Organization for Migration]]
|-
|93 || {{ARE}}
|-
|94 || {{SEN}}
|-
|95 || {{JOR}}
|-
|96 || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_OPEC.svg}} [[OPEC Fund for International Development]]
|-
|97 || {{flagicon image|Flag_of_the_Arab_League.svg}} [[Arab League]]
|-
|98 || {{EU}}
|-
|99 || ?
|-
|247 || [[Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe]]
|-
|515 || {{SVK}}
|-
|532 || [[Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe]]
|-
|551 || {{VNM}}
|-
|622 || {{KEN}}
|-
|623 || {{AZE}}/ {{NAM}}/ {{ZWE}}???
|-
|624 || {{CPV}}
|-
|677 || {{ETH}}
|-
|678 || {{ARM}}
|-
|681 || ?
|-
|712 || {{SVN}}
|-
|714 || {{HRV}}
|-
|718 || {{NMK}}
|-
|719
|{{KOS}}
|-
|723 || {{MNE}}
|-
|726 || {{EST}}
|-
|728 || {{LVA}}
|-
|846 || {{MLT}}
|-
|848 || ?
|-
|853 || {{TJK}}
|-
|854 || {{BLR}}
|-
|858 || {{KAZ}}
|-
|859 || {{GEO}}
|-
|872 || {{CHN}}?
|-
|891 || {{AGO}}
|-
|982 || {{CYP}}
|-
|995 || {{BOL}}
|}

==References==
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==External links==
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