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First!

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First Liechtenstein plate!! Congratulations!!

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С почином!
P.S. The next country to be added is Andorra.

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Как раз сейчас вместо флага Лихтенштейна стоит флаг Андорры

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Исправили
Надо только теперь кэш почистить тем, кто не правильный флаг видит )))

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Congratulations! Made it first)

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И это уже 62-я страна, представленная на сайте, если не учитывать СССР, непризнанные республики (ДНР, ЛНР, ПМР и т.п.), Палестину и Гонконг. Следующая страна - Андорра, но перед ней предшествует американский штат Вермонт

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Congrats for the first plate from Liechtenstein!

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No Andorrans seen in Loznica yet but I hope I'll be able to see them and spot them one day.

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Thanks!

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That's great! I have loads of Andorran plates to upload.

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After Andorra, you should wait for Gibraltar and Algeria only. By our plan, the next countries are Singapore, Brazil and San Marino.

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I have spotted a plate from San Marino...I can't wait to find it on my computer and upload it to the gallery.

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I’ve got one from visit to Gibraltar))

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For some reason I don't have any plates from Algeria or Gibraltar spotted, but instead I got one from Libya.

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Now that's brutally exotic. But imagine me having so much luck to spot a South African license plate which is quite more exotic than a Libyan one!

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Congrats to the first plate from Liechtrnstein

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Nice - I've spotted one from Brazil in Grenchen, Switzerland last year

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Ooo, good to hear
I have only spotted 2 so far but will be happy to be able to upload them

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The flag country of liechtenstein is andorra

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Clear the browser cache to fix it

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Yeah, I was quite surprised when I saw that Libyan.
And, as proof, here is the pic I took of it:

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It's so interesting how license plates of the Arab world usually avoid Latin letters...

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My most exotic spot so far was a plate from Chile which I saw in the middle of Germany a few years ago. Since then I have always wondered what they were doing here so far from home.

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It happens that people send their cars in containers across the sea to travel around other continents in their own prepared and reliable car, especially if the expedition, in addition to the EU countries, plans to visit countries with difficult car operating conditions.

Unfortunately, I have never heard of South American residents traveling around Europe, but I know from reports from Russian travelers that cars and motorcycles with German numbers are more common in North and South America. They are tourists. There are tourists from other EU countries and even from Russia. A resident of my city traveled in his car all the continents except Antarctica (but you can get there with a cruise from South America) and Australia (here he was driving in rented cars).

I will send you some links to these reports. They are written in Russian, I would gladly translate the most interesting from there, but I don't know English well, so I use Google translator. I am uncomfortable in front of the English-speaking community of the site for my bad language, for which I apologize. You can translate these articles using the Google translator.

http://www.mushtuiser.ru/
https://travel.drom.ru/13850/

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Yeah, and there are some countries who don't use letters in their license plates AT ALL, just like Algeria

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True "number plates" in that sense.

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Probleme regled

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Thank you very much for this detailed answer! The websites you linked look really interesting and I will definitely give them a more thorough read later.



I can see why people would do that. If you plan to stay on another continent for a longer time this method might also be cheaper than using a rental car. But it looks like shipping your car via container can also be a real hassle. The guy on one of the websites you linked semmingly had a really hard time retrieving his car after shipping it from South Africa to Argentina.

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You are welcome. I was glad to share interesting materials with you.

Your opinion that driving your car for a long time is more profitable than renting a car, it is true, such are the realities in most of the world.

Indeed, crossing the sea or ocean by a car is quite a troublesome business. There are also problems with customs clearance of a car in each country when crossing its border. This was confirmed by the experience of Mr. Glazkov - he exceeded the permitted period of stay in one of the Latin American countries and his car was irrevocably confiscated by the authorities.Therefore, you need to consult with experienced travelers, carefully study the customs laws of each country and strictly follow them. Also, before the trip, you need to draw up a number of mandatory documents (for example, the so-called "Carfax"), which is also quite troublesome.

For the above reasons, despite all the preparation, when traveling through these rather dangerous countries, you need to be mentally prepared for the loss of your car. Therefore, it is a good idea to buy an old car and drive it. This is how many Europeans travel to the countries of Central Asia and Mongolia.

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No Kosovo

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No. According to the plan of new country sections, the next oncoming country to be added is Andorra, right after Vermont, USA.

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Which in turn is being added next (VT).

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Yep, and I can't wait to upload my only VT plate!

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None spotted for me, but I can't wait to see yours as well

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I have tons of Andorran plates though

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Understandable...I remember seeing an Albanian plate in Belgrade that I frankly forgot to spot.

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Yeah, I know that pain. The same happened to me with a Finnish plate
Anyway, back to the Albanian plates, I got two of them spotted 2 years apart

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Nice.

Have you upload them?

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Great

Can't wait to see them

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