More bureaucratic tasks in France are transitioning online, allowing access to important documents digitally. Documents like national ID cards, driving licenses, and vehicle registrations are now available in digital formats alongside physical versions. However, these digital documents are primarily accessible to French citizens who possess a modern ID card and have created a France Identité account. Some foreigners in France have also begun to access digital health cards. Importantly, these digital options serve as an addition to paper documents, rather than a mandatory replacement.
Currently, national ID cards, driving licences, carte vitales, and vehicle registration logbooks can be held in digital as well as physical form. They're intended as an extra to physical documents, not a replacement.
Not everyone can get their digital hands on these documents. Most are only available to French citizens with a latest-generation ID card who have set up a France Identité account.
Digital documents are available in addition to physical versions, not as a replacement. They are not compulsory, allowing those without access to opt for traditional formats.
A digital version of the all-important health card has been available to French citizens and has been rolled out to some foreigners too.
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