PhD Title on a Belgium passport/ID Card

Belgian eIDs do not show titles. If your officially registered family name or forename(s) happens to be PhD, then it will appear on your card, otherwise it won't.
The only way round this would be to have PhD tattooed on your forehead and then, next time your card is renewed, it will show that you are a PhD, aka a prat.

@Becasse, if hamopipa got "PhD" tattooed on their forehead, couldn't they also at the same time just "accidentally" lose their existing ID?

That way, a new one would need to be issued with a new photo? This would enable them to get around having to wait up to 10 years for their ID to be renewed?

What a brilliant idea, ANON, that way the OP could tell the rest of the world that he/she (probably unlikely to be a she) was a prat even sooner.

If I go on the way of thinking of hamopipa.

I have a ferrari, I would ask to the commune to put on my ID that I have a ferrari.

The way of thinking is similar to this.

It's make a non sense.

A non-judgemental...

No.

Geez, it was an innocent question. I am not sure why there is a need to call the submitter a "prat" ???

It is common in many countries for the PhD title to be used on ID, credit cards, etc. However, in Belgium it is not used.

no...because when you come to Belgium you must leave your attitude back at home...you think that because you have a PhD that you deserve some special respect or recognition, you need to "get a life" and understand that you are not the "brightest lightbulb on the block"

I have a PhD and I personally am quite proud of my personal achievement but I cringed a lot when I saw the OP posting this question. Sounds so douchey! Also this is how you spell engineering

How can you be this proud of a PHD in a subject you can't actually spell?