Photo identification card
The Australian id card:

provides proof of age for Queenslanders aged 15 years or older
is an ideal form of photo identification for people who are not old enough to get a driver licence or don’t hold a driver licence or passport.
The Australian id card replaces the adult proof of age card. From April 2019, adult proof of age cards will no longer be issued.

If you hold an Australian id card photo identification card and are applying for a car (class C) learner licence for the first time, you may be eligible to receive a reduced learner licence fee.

Adult proof of age cards issued prior to April 2019 are still valid and should be recognised until the card expiry date shown on the front of the card.

Adult proof of age card
Adult proof of age cards replaced the 18+ card. If you hold an 18+ card, it is still valid.

Find out how to apply for or replace a photo identification card:

in person
if you live in a remote area.
APPLY FOR AN AUSTRALIAN ID CARD—IN PERSON
You can apply in person for a photo identification card at a transport and motoring customer service centre, participating Queensland Government Agency Program Office (QGAP), or a police station that provides licensing services.

To apply for the card you must:

be at least 15 years of age
complete the photo identification card application (F4772)
provide evidence of identity
pay the fee.
You may need to have your photo taken when you apply for a photo identification card. You will not receive your card straight away, it will be sent you by mail by standard post.

When you apply for your photo identification card you will be asked if you want your residential address to be shown on the back of your card.

Photo identification card and adult proof of age card holders can add or remove an address on their card online or in person.

We will post your photo identification card by standard mail to your mailing address within 14 days. If you have signed up for e-reminders we will email you when your photo identification card is posted.

APPLY OR REPLACE A PHOTO IDENTIFICATION CARD—LIVING IN A REMOTE AREA
You may be eligible to apply for a photo identification card by mail if you live in a remote area of Queensland and can’t get to a transport and motoring customer service centre, participating Queensland Government Agency Program Office (QGAP), or police station that provides licensing services.

If your photo identification card has been lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed you may also apply for a replacement by mail.

HOW TO APPLY
STEP 1: DOWNLOAD THE PHOTO IDENTIFICATION CARD KIT
The photo identification card kit consists of:

instructions
photo identification card application / replacement application (F4772)
specimen signature form
your digital photo the right way.
STEP 2: COMPLETE THE FORM
Complete all sections of the photo identification card application / replacement application (F4772)

You must sign this form in the presence of one of the approved witnesses:

medical practitioner
police officer
solicitor, barrister or judge
Justice of the Peace or a Commissioner for Declarations
notary public or a person authorised by law to witness and sign declarations
consular or ambassadorial officer.
Make sure you have your photos with you so that they can be signed by the witness at the same time (see step 4).

STEP 3: MAKE SURE TO SIGN THE FORM
You need to print this form on A4 white paper to make sure it is the correct size for digital imaging of your signature.

Make sure you use black pen only to complete all sections of the form and sign your name in both specimen signature boxes.

STEP 4: PHOTOS
You must provide 2 identical colour photos. You will need to get an approved witness (see step 2 for who is an approved witness) to sign and endorse the back of both photos.

The words that must be used are:

“I certify this is a true photograph of [applicant’s name] in my presence”

The photos must:

be 35mm wide by 45mm long in size and must not be more than 6 months old
be passport quality (automatic machine photographs such as those taken from a photo booth, are not acceptable)
be printed on high-quality paper, at a resolution of 600dpi or higher
not be digitally altered or manipulated, for example, photo editing to remove spots.
Glasses or sunglasses must be removed for the photograph, even if they are normally worn.

Further information about the photo requirements is provided in the kit.

STEP 5: EVIDENCE OF IDENTITY
You will need to provide evidence of your identity.

If you have changed your name, or the details of your name are different on your identification documents, you will need to supply evidence of your name change. The photocopies of your evidence of identity documents must be signed and endorsed by an approved witness (see step 2 for who is an approved witness) with the following words:

“I have sighted the original document and certify this to be a true copy of the original”

STEP 6: PAY THE FEE
You will need to pay the fee for your photo identification card by cheque or money order. Do not send cash.

Alternatively, the fee may be paid directly into your account at a transport and motoring customer service centre, participating Queensland Government Agency Program Office (QGAP), or police station that provides licensing services.

If you choose to have someone pay the fee directly into your account at a transport and motoring customer service centre, the fee must be paid before you send the completed application to us.

STEP 7: SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION
There is a checklist in the photo identification card kit. When you have prepared your application, go through the checklist and make sure you have included everything to prevent delays with processing your application.

Initiated in 2003, the BelPIC (Belgian Personal Identity Card Project) program has reached 100% of its population targets at the end of 2011.

The polycarbonate credit card-sized document is the national identification card in the country, the official and mandatory ID document for Belgian citizens over 12.

The second generation of electronic ID cards is now being deployed since 2014, and over 2 million cards are delivered per year.

THE NEW BELGIAN ID CARD (2020)
According to Home Affairs minister Pieter De Crem’s cabinet in November 2018, fingerprints will need to be added to ID cards by October 2019 to better fight fraud.

This is in line with the EU proposal of April 2018 on strengthening the security of identity cards of Union citizens. Approved by the European parliament in April 2019, the proposed regulation was ratified in June 2019.

The new model with two fingerprints was officially launched at the beginning of 2020 in a pilot in Lokeren. If the pilots planned in 25 cities run well, the national roll-out will take place in March.

Discover its new look and feel in L’Echo dated 14 January 2020.

THE BELGIAN MOBILE ID SCHEME
Also, an advanced mobile authentication solution is securing Belgium’s fast-growing itsme® Mobile ID scheme​, which offers the convenience of a single enrollment, log-in, and signature process for numerous different online services.

The app is certified for eIDAS (EU electronic ID standards) and can be used to meet PSD2 (EU open banking regulation) and GDPR (EU privacy protection) requirements.

In May 2018, a year after its launch, the mobile ID scheme already had 350,000 users and was processing one million transactions/month. As an average, a user does six banking transactions and three e-government transactions per month.

Launched with the backing of four leading banks and three of the country’s biggest telecoms operators, this pioneering initiative aims to a significant part of the Belgian population in the years to come.

eid belgium
Part of the Belgian web site dedicated to the national identity cards and its applications;

THE 3 BELGIAN ID CARDS
The ID cards are classed as electronic since they have an electronic microprocessor.

​The Belgian ID card contains two certificates: one for authentication and one for electronic signature. Some information is listed both on the card and on the chip, while other information is only on the micro-controller (such as the address). The ID1 card (credit card format) shows the holder’s portrait, name and surname, date, and place of birth, gender, nationality, Belgian ID card number,
validity, signature, and the National Register number (unique identification number given at birth), and place of issuance. It is to be carried (compulsory) ​from the age of 15 with a price of 25 Euros on average. The new Belgian ID card includes 2 fingerprints stored in the chip.
​The residency card is a card without a chip for the part needed for travelling abroad, and with a chip (on the back) to offer residents the same access rights to online services as Belgian citizens. The card is dedicated to all foreigners (non-EU or Swiss) residing in Belgium.
The Kids-eID allows children under 12 to be identified rapidly, either within or outside Belgian borders. It is, therefore, a secure identity and travel document. Other uses can be developed, for example, to register or for identification at school, swimming pools, libraries, etc. Emergency service is also linked to the card. An alert can be sent out if the child has a problem or is in danger. If they so wish, parents can link this central number to a list of telephone numbers that can be reached in case of an emergency. The cost is around 10 Euros depending on the area. This secure document is not compulsory and will not include fingerprints. The card design stays unchanged.More on identity cards for kids here: Kids-ID​.​
A KEYSTONE OF THE BELGIAN EGOVERNMENT
The government issued ID has become a pillar of the Belgian eGovernment initiative.

The country’s eGov strategy aims to create a single virtual Public Administration while respecting the privacy of users, as well as the specificities and competences of all Government bodies and administrative layers. Its main objective is to improve the delivery of public services for citizens and businesses by rendering more convenient and more open.

The national eID card has become a familiar tool for interaction between citizens and the authorities, to secure online transactions and facilitate e-business.
So what’s the story here?

800 EGOV APPLICATIONS ON LINE
Over 800 public applications are available. As of August 2016, 72​,4% of users are using on-line authentication with the national eID, 17,9% using a paper token (based on the principle of one-time password), and 9% with another method.​

In 2016, more than 30 million secure transactions have been done by 3,6 million users with their smart personal identity card according to FEDICT​, part of the Federal Service Policy and Support.

In 2016, monthly authentication requests ranged from 1.6 with a peak of 4,2 million in ​June 2016.

Why is it important?
Belgium is starting to reap the digital dividends of such a national eID scheme.

For example, in 2015, 67% of all new companies created in the Kingdom were done on-line – source Fedict 2015 annual report.

Belgian citizens can also use their eID cards to report crimes directly over the Internet, to the federal police. Following successful feasibility studies, crimes such as vandalism, shoplifting, and bicycle thefts can be reported in just a few clicks.

The citizen reporting the crime is identified by his/her secure eID card. The process saves significant time compared to the traditional lengthy process of reporting crime at police stations, which takes an average of two hours.

Belgian ID card
The ID card also serves as a civil servant ID for identification and electronic signature. In particular, as of March 2019, The electronic signature is used by all the 589 national registries and 102 consular posts to issue birth and marriage certificates or extracts. Visit Brussels electronic desk (eDesk).

The scheme is part of the Belgian government’s plan to simplify the country’s administrative processes.

PERSONAL IDENTITY ​CARDS TO ACCESS NEW SERVICES
Belgian citizens have a single, sovereign identity. They also have a single trusted digital identity why provides citizens with access to all services.

In the background, privacy protection operators are actively working to protect privacy, and control flows and the barriers between different areas. This essential pragmatism has generated spectacular savings in terms of the costs of managing and using secure eID cards.

Pragmatism and consultation with all parties involved have been the keystones for the success of this program. But probably the most remarkable aspect is that Belgium wasted no time by becoming engaged in ideological struggles on data protection.

Security is not a way to better lock up the past, but to open the door to a safer future.

It is not data that is being protected, but data flow because we know that we need to prevent the misuse of such flows from beginning to end.

In essence: modernity for citizens without ideologies.

In particular, this is founded on excellent regional cooperation, expanding the scale of achievements by investing in all local social services.

PLEASE, DON’T ASK ME TWICE!
The law, passed in Belgium in 2014, also represents an essential step forward in the move towards e-government in which the customer, whether it be ​a citizen or company, stands at the centre of affairs.

Via “authentic sources”, such as the Belgian National Register or the Banque Carrefour des Entreprises (healthcare), federal public services can find much of the data that they need.

But it still occurs more often than it should that citizens or companies are asked to submit the same information several times to different federal public services. This means having to do things twice, both for customers and government services.

The new law prohibits services from re-requesting data from citizens and companies that are already available from the federal authorities in usable electronic form. They must, to the extent it is possible to do so, search for and re-use existing data from accessible databases.

The re-use of available data:

decreases administrative costs
improves the services provided
increases the efficiency of the Federal Government.
To identify citizens in data from authentic sources, federal public services must use the National Register number. For companies, this is the company registration number.

Of course, such use is strictly limited to that necessary to accomplish their tasks. (Source Fedict)​

COST SAVINGS FOR CITIZENS AND BUSINESSES
Digital use, digital savings, and digital openness indexes can be found on Belgium’s digital dashboard in English.

Major eGov applications include Tax-On-Web, Police-On-Web, eBirth, Electronic Service Cheques, My File, and MyRent are being monitored, and savings measured year after year.

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You can use a Denmark ID card as an identity document if you do not have a passport or a driving licence.
An identity card states your civil registration number (CPR number), your nationality and contains a photo of you. You can use it in everyday situations to prove your identity. However, there are exceptions:

You cannot use it when you visit a doctor. Instead, you must bring your yellow health card
It is generally not used as a travel identification document. Instead, use your passport.
An identity card is valid for 10 years.

REQUIREMENTS
You need to be at least 15 years old
​You are a resident in Denmark.
BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
To order an identity card, you need to book an appointment with a Citizen Service Centre.

Book an online appointment with a Citizen Service Centre to order your identity card (in Danish)

WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU TO THE CITIZEN SERVICE CENTRE:
Your baptism, birth or name certificate, yellow health card OR your passport
Card/cash for payment. The card costs DKK 150 (2020) inclusive of a photo of you which will be taken at the Citizen Service Centre.
Danish citizens aged 15 or above can apply for an ID card that will let them avoid having to carry their passports around as a form of identification.The new ID card can be obtained via the municipality and can be used in a number of instances as an alternative to a passport or driver’s licence.
“The new ID card will be a help to young people and for some of our elderly and handicapped citizens. It can actually help make the day easier for anyone who doesn’t possess a driver’s licence and doesn’t want to carry around their passport,” said Simon Emil Ammitzbøll, the minister for economic affairs and interior.
CONTACT
COPENHAGEN CITIZEN SERVICE
Denmark