Fiji requires its residents to register their motor vehicles and display vehicle registration plates. Current plates are issued by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and are Australian standard , and use Australian stamping dies. Motor vehicle registration numbers stay with the vehicle for its life, and damaged registration plates are often remade in a newer style. LTA presses Fiji registration plates using aluminium blanks (reflective background, border, mounting holes and FIJI insert) manufactured in Australia.
General IssueFirst issuedColoursSerial format and notes1976Black on reflective whiteAA-001 to CC-999, CE-001 to CO-999; Steel base, CP-001 to CZ-999; Steel base with slightly smaller letters and numbers, DA-001 to KZ-999, MA-001 to MZ-999, OA-001 onwards reaching OK-999 by mid 2025; Aluminium base with "FIJI" insert. Older registrations are often made in the newer style. Privately imported motor vehiclesFirst issuedColoursSerial format and notes1976Black on reflective whiteD-0001 o E-9999.No longer issued, but still used. Older registrations are often made in the newer style.MotorcycleFirst issuedColoursSerial format and notes1976Black on white (001-A to 499-A). Black on reflective white (500-A onwards)001-A onwards, reaching 999H by 2025. Plates measure 184mm x 95mm. 001-A to 999-E feature a small diamond, omitted from 001F onwards. From 001F, plate characters are centred horizontally on the plate, and from 001H plate characters are centred horizontally and vertically on the plate. Plates were issued in pairs up to 999-E.Government VehicleFirst issuedColoursSerial format and notes1976White on blue, formerly blue on reflective white. GI-001 onwards, reaching GU-001 by 2025.
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External links
Fiji license plates at Francoplaque