Classification of country codes
Country codes (alpha-2) are two-letter codes (e.g. NO = Norway, SE = Sweden) defined and published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to represent countries, dependent territories, and special geographical areas. The standard is based on the ISO 3166-1 code list and has been adapted to Statistics Norway’s needs. Special codes for unknown citizenship and citizenship stateless are not included in Standard for Country Code (ISO alpha-2). This standard is also used by EU countries, however with some minor differences.
Country codes 2023
- Valid from
- 1.1.2023
- Valid to
- —
Code reference has the following order (alpha-2, alpha-3, num-3, SSB-3), for example Norway (NO, NOR, 578, 000). The English name for Turkey was changed to Türkiye. Norwegian name for Belarus (Hviterussland) changed to Belarus. The codes are unchanged.
Country codes 1992 - Country codes 1991
- ID
- 1075
- Owner section
- 214 - Division for external trade statistics
- Responsible
- Rolsdorph, Nina
Codes
The correspondence links 15 codes from “Country codes 1992” to 1 codes from “Country codes 1991”.
| Country codes 1992 | Country codes 1991 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| AM | Armenia | SU | Soviet Union |
| AZ | Azerbaijan | SU | Soviet Union |
| BY | Belarus | SU | Soviet Union |
| EE | Estonia | SU | Soviet Union |
| GE | Georgia | SU | Soviet Union |
| KG | Kyrgyzstan | SU | Soviet Union |
| KZ | Kazakhstan | SU | Soviet Union |
| LT | Lithuania | SU | Soviet Union |
| LV | Latvia | SU | Soviet Union |
| MD | Moldova (the Republic of) | SU | Soviet Union |
| RU | Russian Federation (the) | SU | Soviet Union |
| TJ | Tajikistan | SU | Soviet Union |
| TM | Turkmenistan | SU | Soviet Union |
| UA | Ukraine | SU | Soviet Union |
| UZ | Uzbekistan | SU | Soviet Union |