- Bilhete de identidade (Mozambique)
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The Bilhete de identidade (English: Identity Card), commonly abbreviated to BI, is the national ID card of Mozambique.
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Application
New applications for a BI require a valid birth certificate and photo. If renewing a BI within six months of expiry a birth certificate is not required, just the old card and new photo. If replacing a lost/stolen/expired BI, a new application must be made and so both a birth certificate and photo are required.
Description
The BI is a 10.5 cm x 7.2 cm laminated card, embossed with an issuing seal. It is titled with República de Moçambique (English: Republic of Mozambique) with the national seal. It includes the following information about the card holder:
- Photograph
- Finger Print
- Identification Number
- Full Name
- Sex
- Nationality
- Date of Birth
- Place and Date of Issue
- Expiration Date
- Height
- Occupation
- Marital Status
- Address
- Signature
See also
References
- Government of Mozambique Website (in Portuguese)
- Boletim da República (Government Bulletin) March 2, 1999 (in Portuguese)
National Identity cards By continent AfricaMozambiqueAsiaPeople's Republic of China (Hong Kong SAR • Macau SAR) • India • Indonesia • Iran • Israel • Malaysia • Pakistan • Philippines • Saudi Arabia • Singapore • Sri Lanka • South Korea • Republic of China (Taiwan)1OceaniaEuropeAlbania • Austria • Belgium • Bosnia and Herzegovina • Bulgaria • Croatia • Cyprus • Czech Republic • Estonia • Finland • France • Germany • Gibraltar • Hungary • Italy • Lithuania • Macedonia • Malta • Moldova • Montenegro • Netherlands (BES) • Poland • Portugal • Romania • Serbia (Kosovo1) • Slovakia • Slovenia • Spain • Sweden • SwitzerlandNorth AmericaSouth AmericaNotes 1 Partially unrecognised and thus unclassified by the United Nations geoscheme. It is listed following the member state the UN categorises it under.
Biometric identity cards () are indicated in italics.
Categories:- Government of Mozambique
- National identity cards by country
- Mozambique stubs
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