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Source: Global Findex Database. Country Name Surveyed Country name Surveyed Identification card terminology Afghanistan Tazkira Albania Leternjoftim/Albanian Identity Card Algeria Carte Nationale d'Identité Argentina Documento Nacional de Identidad (DNI) Armenia ID card Azerbaijan National ID card (Azerbaycan Respublikasi vetendasinin sexsiyyet vesiqesi) Bangladesh National ID Card Belarus Belarusian Passport Benin Carte nationale d'identite Bolivia Cedula or Carnet de Identidad Bosnia and Herzegovina Identity Card (Licna karta) Botswana Omang (National ID Card) Brazil Registro de Identidade Civil (RG) Bulgaria Identity Card (Лична карта) Burkina Faso ID card Cambodia Khmer Nationality Identity Card Cameroon National Identity Card Chad Carte d'Identité Nationale Chile Cédula de Identidad China Resident Identity Card (PRC) Colombia Cédula de Ciudadanía Congo, Rep. National ID Card Costa Rica Cédula de Identidad Cote d'Ivoire National ID Card (Carte Nationale D'Identite) Croatia Identity card (Osobna Iskaznica) Czech Republic Civil Card (Obcansky prukaz) Dominican Republic Identity and Voting Document (Cédula de Identidad y Electoral) Ecuador Cédula de Identidad Egypt, Arab Rep. Personal Identification Card El Salvador DUI (Documento Único de Identidad) Estonia ID-Kaart Ethiopia kebele card Gabon National identity card (La Carte Nationale d'Identite) Georgia National ID card or Personal Identification card Greece National Identity Card (ΑστυνομικnΤαυτoτητα) Guatemala DPI (Documento Personal de Identidad) Guinea La Carte Nationale d'Identite Haiti Carte d'Identite Nacionale Source: Global Findex database. Honduras Tarjeta de Identidad Hungary Identity Card (Szemelyi Igazolvany) India Aadhaar number Indonesia KTP (Kartu Tanda Penduduk) Israel Teudat Zehut Jordan Personal (Identity) Card Kazakhstan national passport/ID card Kenya National ID Kosovo ID card Kyrgyz Republic National ID Card Lao PDR National ID Card Latvia Personas Aplieciba (Identity Card or passport) Lebanon National ID card/Fiche d'Ett Civil/Tazkarat Al Hawiya Lesotho National ID Card Lithuania Identity Card (Asmens tapatybes kortele) Macedonia, FYR National ID Card (Лична карта) Madagascar National ID Card Malawi National ID Card Malaysia MyKad Mali carte NINA (Numero d'Identification National) Mauritania National Identity Card Mexico CURP (Clave Única de Registro de Población) Moldova Buletin de identitate (Identity Card) Mongolia National ID Card Montenegro Identity Card (Licna karta) Morocco NIEC/Carte d'Identité Nationale (CIN) Mozambique Bilhete de identidade (BI) Myanmar Citizen Scrutiny Card or National Registration Card Namibia National ID Card Nicaragua National ID Card (Cédula de Identidad) Niger Carte Nationale D’Identité Pakistan Computerized National ID Card (CNIC) Panama Cédula de Identidad Personal (CIP) Paraguay Cédula de Identidad Peru DNI (Documento Nacional de Identidad) Poland dowod osobisty Romania Identity Card (Carte de Identitate) Russian Federation Internal Passport Rwanda National ID Source: Global Findex database. Senegal national ID card (La carte nationale d'identité numérisée) Serbia Identity card (Licna karta) Singapore National Registration Identity Card (NRIC) Slovak Republic Obciansky Preukaz (Citizen Card) South Africa Smart Card ID or Green Barcoded ID South Sudan National ID Card Sri Lanka National ID Card Tajikistan National Passport/ID card Thailand National ID Card Togo Carte Nationale D’Identité Trinidad and Tobago National ID card Tunisia ID card Turkey Turkiye Cumhuriyeti Kimlik Numarasi Turkmenistan domestic passport Uganda National ID Card Ukraine Ukrainian National Passport (Паспорт громадянина Украiни) Uruguay National ID Card Uzbekistan passport Venezuela, RB Cédula de Identidad Vietnam Unique National ID (Can cuoc cong dan) or ID Card (Giay Chung minh Nhan dan) Zambia National Registration Card (NRC) Zimbabwe National Identification Card Source: Global Findex database. .
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