The Western Australia Photo Card is a voluntary photo identification card available to people over 16 and are residents of Western Australia. Up to two cards can be issued - one with and one without an address. It is used to prove identity primarily for those without a drivers licence.
On the front of the photo card, a kangaroo can be seen under UV light.
In order to apply for a Western Australia Photo Card, the applier must visit a DTMI service centre or regional agent in person, and the applier will need to bring a completed Photo Card Application form, and 5 points of indentity if it's their first time applying. If they hold a Driver's licence or a Learner's permit, then the applier must bring 1 primary and 1 secondary proof of identity.
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