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Brief Background

History

Yugoslavia was formed in 1919 by the unification of Serbia, Montenegro and the South-Slavic parts of Austria-Hungary.

In the early 1990's, Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia and Slovenia seceded from Yugoslavia and began issuing their own distinct license plates. Yugoslavia changed it's official name to Serbia and Montenegro.

Montenegro voted for independence from Serbia in May 2006. Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in February 2008

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ISO Code

Countries That Made Up Former Yugoslavia

Bosnia (independence in 1991)	Croatia (independence in 1991)	Kosovo (independence in 2008 - disputed)	Macedonia (independence in 1993)
Montenegro (independence in 2006)	Serbia	Slovenia (independence in 1991)

Special Regions

The following regions within the now independent states, also issue distinct license plates:

Croatian Area in Bosnia
Serbian Area in Bosnia