Blank Europe Id Card

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Blank Europe Id Card

If you’re referring to a blank European ID card for informational purposes, such as for learning design, here are typical components and details commonly included on official ID cards issued by European countries. Note: Forging, replicating, or misusing ID cards is illegal.

Common Features of European ID Cards

1. Card Dimensions:
   • Typically conform to ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1 format: 85.60 mm × 53.98 mm.
2. Front Side Features:
   • Country Name: Full name or abbreviation (e.g., “Republic of Italy” or “EU – Portugal”).
   • National or EU Emblem: Indicates association with the European Union (e.g., EU stars symbol).
   • Document Type: “ID CARD” or local equivalent in national language(s).
   • Holder’s Photograph: Biometric quality, color.
   • Holder’s Details:
     • Full Name
     • Date of Birth
     • Nationality
     • Personal Identification Number
     • Card Number
   • Validity Period: Issue and expiration dates.
3. Back Side Features:
   • Machine Readable Zone (MRZ): For scanning purposes (ICAO format).
   • Address (optional in some countries).
   • Additional Security Features: Holograms, UV elements, microtext.
4. Material:
   • High-quality polycarbonate for durability and embedded security features.
5. Security Features:
   • Holograms
   • Microprinting
   • UV-sensitive inks
   • Embedded RFID chip (on biometric IDs)
   • Laser-engraved details (e.g., photo or signature).
6. Language:
   • Typically bilingual: National language and English (sometimes French).

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