Biometric passport

traditional passport that has an embedded electronic microprocessor chip

A biometric passport, also known as an e-passport, is a combined paper and electronic passport that contains biometric information that can be used to authenticate the identity of travelers.

Countries with biometric passports:

Biometric passports available to the general public

Announced future availability of biometric passports
Symbol for biometric passports, usually printed on the cover of passports

Ordinary passports edit

Contemporary designs edit

Discontinued or alternate designs edit

Austrian
Belgian (Dutch-French-German language version)
Emirati (until 2011)
Japanese (5-year validity)
Macedonian (until 2010)
New Zealander (until 2009)
Norwegian (until 2020)
Romanian (until 2010)
Serbian (until 2016)
Slovenian (Slovenian-Italian language version)

Diplomatic and official passports edit

American official
Chilean diplomatic
Croatian diplomatic
German diplomatic
Greek diplomatic
Hungarian diplomatic
Spanish diplomatic
Turkish diplomatic
Turkish service

Non-citizen travel documents edit

Danish alien's passport
German stateless person travel document
Latvian non-citizen passport

Electronic features information pages edit

German
Japanese
Macedonian

Biographical data pages edit

American
Bosnian
Croatian
Czech
Finnish
Kazakh
Macedonian
Norwegian
Philippine
Russian
Serbian
Serbian
Taiwanese
Thai

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