Igazolványra

Igazolványra is the Hungarian word for identity card. It is a document that serves as official proof of a person's identity. In Hungary, the primary form of igazolványra is the personal identification card (személyi igazolvány). This card contains essential personal information such as the holder's name, date and place of birth, mother's name, and a photograph.

The personal identification card is issued by the Hungarian authorities and is mandatory for all Hungarian citizens above the age of 14. It is a crucial document for various administrative purposes, including voting, opening bank accounts, accessing public services, and traveling within the Schengen Area. The card is typically valid for a period of ten years, after which it must be renewed.

Beyond the personal identification card, other types of igazolványra exist in Hungary. These can include professional identification cards for specific occupations, student identification cards, and various permits or passes that grant access or confirm a particular status. The term "igazolványra" can broadly refer to any official document used for identification or verification purposes. The specifics of each type of igazolványra, including its appearance, validity, and purpose, vary depending on the issuing authority and the context of its use.