Israël

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Israel diplomatic license plate
Current series diplomatic plates are coloured black on reflective white and, usually, with CD (Diplomatic Corps) above or to the left of the number. The first group of numerals is a code for the Embassy, the centre group is a serial number and the third is 22 or, more recently, 21.

Haiti

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Haiti diplomatic license plate

Diplomatic series 1967-1977; CD = Embassy, no countrycode.

CC   = Consular Corps
CD   = Diplomatic Corps
CMD = Chief of Diplomatic Mission
COI  = Chief of International Organization

Mali

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Mali diplomatic license plate
Current series diplomatic series plates are coloured light green and have, in black, the Embassy code number,
(66 = "International Committee for the fight against Drought in the Sahel") then either CMD (Chief of Mission),<br />CD (Diplomatic Corps) or CC (Consular Corps) and a serial number sometimes with a further letter,<br />and possibly RM as a suffix.<br /><br /></p>"

Comoros

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Comoros diplomatic license plate

Members of the Diplomatic Corps have green on yellow plates with an Embassy code number,
(34 = France) letters indicating the status and up to three serial numerals.

Letters that are used are:
CMD Ambassadors
CD   Diplomatic Corps
CC   Consular Corps
K     Administrative and technical personnel

Denmark

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Denmark diplomatic license plate
Former series from 1976 until October 2009.
The diplomatic series used the prefix letters AJ to AN, AP, AR, AS, AU, AV and AX.

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