| Every citizen over 18 years must have a national identity card. The renewal of the card is $10.00. |- | | Documento de Identidad Personal (Personal Identity Document) | Compulsory to all citizens. |- | | ሃገራዊ ናይ መንነት ወረቀት (National identity card) | Compulsory for all Eritrean citizens. New version rolled out in 2014. |- | | Isikutunnistus (Identity card) | Compulsory by law, but there is no penalty for not having one. Many electronic services are available (legally binding digital signatures, internet banking, internet voting, strong authentication to government and private websites). Citizens carrying ID cards are not required to carry drivers licence and registration. |- | | ብሄራዊ መታወቂያ ካርድ (National Identity Card) | Compulsory to all Ethiopian citizens. |- | | Carte Nationale d'identité (National Identity card) | Compulsory. |- | | Gambian National Identity Card | All Gambian citizens 18 years or older are required to hold a Gambian National ID Card. |- | | ეროვნული პირადობის მოწმობა (National identity card) | Compulsory for Georgian citizens after turning 14 (within 6 months). Valid for international travel to Turkey. |- | | Personalausweis (Identity Card) | Compulsory for all German citizens aged 16 or older to possess either a "Personalausweis" (identity card) or a passport, but not to carry it. While police officers and some other officials have a right to demand to see one of those documents, the law does not state that one is obliged to submit the document immediately. Fines may only be applied if an identity card or passport is not possessed at all, if the document is expired or if one explicitly refuses to show ID to the police. If one is unable to produce an ID card or passport (or any other form of credible identification) during a police control, one can (in theory) be brought to the next police post and detained for a maximum of 12 hours, or until positive identification is possible. However, this measure is only applied if the police have reasonable grounds to believe the person detained has committed an offence. As driving licences are not legally accepted forms of identification in Germany, most persons carry their "Personalausweis" with them. more |- | | Ghana Card | Compulsory for Ghanaian citizens above 16. |- | | Αστυνομική Ταυτότητα (Police Identity Card) | In Greece, the biggest change in Identity Documents Law happened in 2000,