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BELGIAN ID CARD 4SALE
As of 2020, more than 28 million BELGIAN ID CARD 4SALE have been issued by Thales. The country initiated the BelPIC (Belgian Personal Identity Card Project) program in 2003 and successfully reached its objective of issuing cards to 100% of the population by the end of 2011. This credit card-sized document, made with polycarbonate material, serves as the official and mandatory identification for Belgian citizens aged 12 and above. Since 2014, the second generation of electronic ID cards has been rolled out and over 2 million are delivered each year. In November 2018, Home Affairs Minister Pieter De Crem’s cabinet announced that fingerprints would be added to ID cards by October 2019 in efforts to combat fraud. This measure is in line with a proposal from the European Union in April 2018 to strengthen the security of identity cards for Union citizens. The proposed regulation was approved by the European Parliament in April 2019 and ratified in June of the same year. The new model, which includes two fingerprints, was officially launched as THE NEW BELGIAN ID CARD (2020)
BELGIAN ID CARD 4SALE
The national BELGIAN ID CARD 4SALE is a polycarbonate credit card-sized document that is mandatory for all citizens over the age of 12. Since its initial release, the second generation of electronic ID cards has been gradually rolled out since 2014, with over 2 million cards being distributed each year. In November 2018, Home Affairs minister Pieter De Crem’s cabinet announced that fingerprints would be added to ID cards by October 2019 to combat fraud more effectively. This is in accordance with the EU proposal from April 2018 on enhancing the security of identity cards for Union citizens. The proposed regulation was approved by the European Parliament in April 2019 and ratified in June of that year.
The country initiated the BelPIC (Belgian Personal Identity Card Project) program in 2003 and successfully reached its objective of issuing cards to 100% of the population by the end of 2011. This credit card-sized document, made with polycarbonate material, serves as the official and mandatory identification for Belgian citizens aged 12 and above. Since 2014, the second generation of electronic ID cards has been rolled out and over 2 million are delivered each year. In November 2018, Home Affairs Minister Pieter De Crem’s cabinet announced that fingerprints would be added to ID cards by October 2019 in efforts to combat fraud.
In November 2018, Home Affairs minister Pieter De Crem’s cabinet announced that fingerprints would be added to ID cards by October 2019 to combat fraud more effectively. This is in accordance with the EU proposal from April 2018 on enhancing the security of identity cards for Union citizens. The proposed regulation was approved by the European Parliament in April 2019 and ratified in June of that year.
The national identification card of Belgium, known as the BELGIAN ID CARD 4SALE, has been issued to over 28 million citizens as of 2020. The BelPIC (Belgian Personal Identity Card Project) program, which began in 2003, successfully met its population goals by the end of 2011. This polycarbonate document is designed to the size of a credit card and serves as the official and mandatory form of identification for Belgian citizens aged 12 and above,
The BELGIAN ID CARD 4SALE, implemented in 2003 under the BelPIC program, is a polycarbonate credit card-sized document that serves as the official and mandatory identification for Belgian citizens over the age of 12. As of 2020, Thales has issued over 28 million of these cards throughout the country, meeting its population targets by the end of 2011.
