Primary ID (photograph and signature, not expired)
- Passport
- Japan Citizen Registration card (Jyumin Kihon Daicho )
- Government-issued driver's license, including temporary licenses with all required elements
- National/state/country identification card
- Alien Registration Card (Green Card, Permanent Resident Visa)
- Government-issued local language ID (plastic card with photo and signature)
- Employee ID
- School ID
- Credit card
Note: (A credit card can be used as a primary form of ID only if it contains both a photo and a signature and is not expired. Any credit card can be used as a secondary form of ID, as long as it contains a signature and is not expired. This includes major credit cards, such as VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. It also includes department store and gasoline credit cards.)
In Japan: a driver’s license is permitted as a primary ID because it is government-issued. As it does not have a signature, the secondary ID must have a signature (e.g. credit card).
In Korea: the Korean National Identity card is acceptable as a primary ID because it is government-issued. As it does not have a signature, the secondary ID must have a signature (e.g. credit card).