État Membre Structure (FR) Format (FR)*
AT-Autriche ATU99999999 1 block of 9 characters (fr)
BE-Belgique BE0999999999 1 block of 10 digits
BG-Bulgarie BG999999999 or
BG9999999999 (fr)
1 block of 9 digits or1 block of 10 digits (fr)
CY-Chypre CY99999999L 1 block of 9 characters (fr)
CZ-République tchèque CZ99999999 or
CZ999999999 or
CZ9999999999
(fr)
1 block of either 8, 9 or 10 digits (fr)
DE-Allemagne DE999999999 1 block of 9 digits (fr)
DK-Danemark DK99 99 99 99 4 blocks of 2 digits (fr)
EE-Estonie EE999999999 1 block of 9 digits (fr)
EL-Grèce EL999999999 1 block of 9 digits (fr)
ES-Espagne ESX9999999X4 1 block of 9 characters (fr)
FI-Finlande FI99999999 1 block of 8 digits (fr)
FR-France FRXX 999999999 1 block of 2 characters, 1 block of 9 digits (fr)
GB-Royaume-Uni GB999 9999 99 or
GB999 9999 99 9995 or
GBGD9996 or
GBHA9997 (fr)
1 block of 3 digits, 1 block of 4 digits and 1 block of 2 digits; or the above followed by a block of 3 digits; or 1 block of 5 characters (fr)
HR-Croatie HR99999999999 1 block of 11 digits
HU-Hongrie HU99999999 1 block of 8 digits (fr)
IE-Irlande IE9S99999L
IE9999999WI
1 block of 8 characters or 1 block of 9 characters
IT-Italie IT99999999999 1 block of 11 digits (fr)
LT-Lituanie LT999999999 or
LT999999999999 (fr)
1 block of 9 digits, or 1 block of 12 digits (fr)
LU-Luxembourg LU99999999 1 block of 8 digits (fr)
LV-Lettonie LV99999999999 1 block of 11 digits (fr)
MT-Malte MT99999999 1 block of 8 digits (fr)
NL-Pays-Bas NL999999999B998 1 block of 12 characters (fr)
PL-Pologne PL9999999999 1 block of 10 digits (fr)
PT-Portugal PT999999999 1 block of 9 digits (fr)
RO-Roumanie RO999999999 1 block of minimum 2 digits and maximum 10 digits (fr)
SE-Suède SE999999999999 1 block of 12 digits (fr)
SI-Slovénie SI99999999 1 block of 8 digits (fr)
SK-Slovaquie SK9999999999 1 block of 10 digits (fr)

Remarks:

*: Format excludes 2 letter alpha prefix
9: A digit
X: A letter or a digit
S: A letter; a digit; "+" or "*"
L: A letter (FR)

Notes:

1: The 1st position following the prefix is always "U".
2: The first digit following the prefix is always zero ('0').
3: The (new) 10-digit format is the result of adding a leading zero to the (old) 9-digit format.
4: The first and last characters may be alpha or numeric; but they may not both be numeric.
5: Identifies branch traders.
6: Identifies Government Departments.
7: Identifies Health Authorities.
8: The 10th position following the prefix is always "B". (FR)