Following the breakup of Yugoslavia, passports were issued in order with the ""Law on Travel Documents of Yugoslav Nationals"" which came into force on 26 July 1996, although the country came into existence in 1992. They were navy blue in color and have two inscriptions in golden letters - "Савезна Република Југославија" ("Federal Republic of Yugoslavia") at the top and the word "passport" written in three languages: Serbian (Cyrillic script), English and French at the bottom divided by the coat of arms. Following the restructuring of the FRY into the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro in 2003, passports with the new name were not issued due to the expected breakup of the union, which eventually happened in 2006.