Models of the identity cards of the countries in the European Economic Area

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by Massimo25ore

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  2. Switzerland is not in the EEA 😉

    Also missing Iceland’s card.

    Portugal has a new version now, as does Bulgaria.

  5. Romania doesn’t have those big ass IDs anymore?

    My wife still has that one, it’s so impractical. Very large in size, and you don’t have a date of birth on it. (It is part of the ID number, but since it doesn’t specifically say, when someone wants to ID you abroad, they cannot recognise it.)

  9. Why are stereotypical men from the Czech Republic always portrayed as bald? Lol.

  12. The Belgian one has been issued within the municipalities of the German community in East Belgium – Eupen/Malmedy (under 80,000 people).

    The majority of the country has their cards in either Dutch or French.

  15. The name of the Finnish guy is something like, “Trevor Traveller”, if “localized” to English. Swede is Svea Specimen, which is funny. Jan Kowalski sounds like it’s the most common Polish name. Are there any other fun things with the names?

  19. They’re all prime specimens.

    Except the Italian, who is a facsimile.

  20. POLSKA GUROM 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

  21. for a second I genuinely expected to see the TUMULEC card in there and had a moment of baffled confusion seeing Jan Kowalski lol

  23. Ireland is not there because Ireland doesn’t have an identity card.

  24. For the ones wondering where Denmark is, we don’t have separate ID cards, you have to use your passport or drivers license.

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