Discover Lostisland’s License Plates
In the Federal Republic of Lostisland, license plates serve as unique identifiers, reflecting a rich tapestry of government departments and individuals within the nation. Although Lostisland might not have traditional roadways, these plates still hold significant importance as a symbol of the country and its people.
The various license plate types fulfill distinct purposes, from denoting a government entity to adding a personalized flair to civilian vehicles. These plates not only identify vehicles but also embody the diversity and pride of the nation.
Presidential Vehicle
- Eligibility: President of Lostisland
- Design: Coat of Arms of Lostisland
- Lettering: No letters and numbers
- Euroband: With Lostisland’s logo and LI country code
Official Vehicle
- Eligibility: Officials of Lostisland
- Design: Department abbreviation (e.g., FISS — Federal Intelligence & Security Service), a dash (-), and a numerical value (1 reserved for the head of department)
- Lettering: Blue font
- Euroband: With Lostisland’s logo and LI country code
Civilian Vehicle
- Eligibility: Citizens of Lostisland
- Design: A combination of three letters, a dash (-), and four numbers
- Lettering: Black font
- Euroband: With Lostisland’s logo and LI country code
- Personalized License Plates: Available upon request, with a maximum of 8 symbols (e.g., JOHN1234)
Diplomatic Vehicle
- Eligibility: Representatives of allied nations and organizations
- Design: A combination of CD or CC (Corps Diplomatique, Corps Consulaire), a dash (-), a three-letter nation or agency code (e.g., AMU — Antarctic Micronational Union), a dash (-), and 1 or 2 digits (1 reserved for the head of mission)
- Lettering: Red font with red edges
- Euroband: Not applicable
Please note that as Lostisland is not a recognized UN member state, Lostislandic license plates cannot substitute the license plates issued by your country. In some jurisdictions (e.g., many US states), only rear plates are mandatory, so you may display a Lostislandic license plate on the front, but it’s essential to consult local regulations before using them.