Vietnam
In Vietnam a Vietnam ID Card (Vietnamese: Giấy chứng minh nhân dân), simply in Vietnamese the CMND, is issued by Provincial Police Department for Vietnamese citizen. Including the certification by the state agency for citizen identification, it is being used within the country.
The ID Card number is a combination of 9 digits. The first 3 digits are for categorizing Provincial Police Department. For example: the ID Card No.: 012-885-652 is issued for Vietnamese citizen residing in Hanoi, because the code 012 is for Hanoi citizens.
The expiry date of the ID Card is 15 years.
The Vietnamese government has been planning to build a new type of ID Card, and also the project of e-ID (Chứng Minh Nhân Dân Điện Tử) ńÁ
Read more about this topic: National Identification Number
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