Lithuanian identity card
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The front and reverse of a Lithuanian identity card
Lithuanian personal identity cards are officially recognised biometric identity documents issued to Lithuanian citizens. They are also valid for travel within the European Union and a number of other European countries, such as [1] Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia (without the need for a Lithuanian passport).
New biometric identity cards
Gemalto won the tender from the Ministry of Interior to deliver 900 000 Sealys Laser-Secured electronic identification cards. Since January 2009, new biometric identity cards have been issued instead.[2]
See also
- National identity cards in the European Union
- Lithuanian passport
- Identity document
References
- ↑ Armenia abolishes visa requirement for citizens of the Schengen states
- ↑ Gemalto providing cards for Lithuanian ID
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