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National identity cards in Serbia : ウィキペディア英語版
Serbian identity card

Serbian identity card (Serbian: Лична карта / ''Lična karta'') is the national identification card used in Serbia. Though the ID card is a primary photo ID, Serbian passport and national Drivers license are used as valid photo IDs for various purposes. It is issued to all Serbian citizens residing in the country above 10 years of age, while it's compulsory for those over the age of 16.〔(The Serbian Law on ID card )〕
== Appearance ==

ID card has the same shape and size as many other ID cards, as specified by the ISO/IEC 7810 standard. It features a light red and blue background, colors of the Serbian flag. Obverse background has a picture of a statue on the top of the Serbian government building in Belgrade, while the reverse has the small Serbian coat of arms.
In the chipped card, language used on the form is Serbian (in Cyrillic script) and English, however, personal data is printed only in Serbian Cyrillic. This has caused some controversy, since obviously national ID card will be difficult to use as a valid ID document abroad, except in those countries which also use Cyrillic script. Nevertheless, the chip-less version of the ID card uses Latin and Cyrillic scripts and has the holder's name printed in Latin script. This was done probably due to the fact that the name of the ID card holder is stored in Latin script inside the chip of a chipped card.
Serbian citizens who are members of a national minority have the option to have the form of their ID card printed in Serbian, English and their native language (or Serbian Latin), while personal data will be entered in native language (for example, for Serbian Hungarians, in Latin script Hungarian alphabet, instead of the Serbian Cyrillic). Citizens whose native language is Serbian can opt to have their personal data entered in Serbian Latin, instead of Cyrillic script; however, ID card form will still be in Serbian Cyrillic and English only, as Serbian Latin and Serbian Cyrillic are not considered different languages.
ID card includes the following data:
*Презиме / Surname
*Име / Given name
*Датум рођења / Date of birth
*Пол / Sex
*Рег. бр. / Reg No
*Датум издавања / Issuing date
*Важи до / Valid until
*Документ издаје / Issuing authority
*ЈМБГ / JMBG
*Држава рођења / State of birth
*Место и општина рођења / Place of birth
*Пребивалиште и адреса стана / Place of residence (not included on the biometric ID cards)
Bearers signature and fingerprint of the right index finger are also printed on the ID card.
Validity of the document is ten years from the date of handing in the application, while processing time is up to 15 days.

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