Article 10. Identification Card Validity Period

On legal status of foreign citizens and stateless persons in the Republic of Uzbekistan (LRU-692-son) · Date: 04.06.2021 · In force

An identification card shall be issued for the following validity periods:

to newborns under the age of one year — for two years;

to persons aged from one to sixteen years — for five years;

to persons aged from sixteen to sixty years — for five years;

to persons aged over sixty years — for ten years.

Citizens of foreign states who are permanently registered in the Republic of Uzbekistan shall be issued an identification card for a period not exceeding the validity period of their national passports.

Foreign citizens and stateless persons, as well as their family members, provided for in paragraph six of Article 9 of this Law, shall be issued an identification card for a period of ten years, but not exceeding the validity period of their travel documents.

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Cite as: Article 10. Identification Card Validity Period On legal status of foreign citizens and stateless persons in the Republic of Uzbekistan (LRU-692-son). neolex.uz/en/laws/law-5443901/10 (lex.uz/docs/6120434)