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From January 1, 2024, Turkey will switch to a new license plate system with a QR code for vehicles in Turkey

From January 1, 2024, Turkey will switch to a new license plate system with a QR code for vehicles in Turkey

January 16, 2024

Starting January 1, 2024, a 12-digit QR code will be present on vehicle license plates in Turkey. In fact, the system will be integrated into notary offices in March 2024. However, from now on, when citizens apply for license plates, they will already be given a QR code. Owners of registered vehicles can continue to use the numbers they have already received - they urgently need to change old numbers to new ones. Gradually, QR codes will be assigned to all numbers, which will be included in the general database. Not only police officers, but also ordinary citizens will have access to the database. It is reported that this innovation is aimed at combating fake numbers. A 15x15 mm square code will be engraved between the province code and the letters.

The fine for using a fake license plate is 32,170 liras, and for forgery of official documents - imprisonment for a period of 2 to 5 years.

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