There is an optional Juki Net (住基ネット Jūki netto?) card for Japanese citizens, corresponding to the compulsory Jūminhyō (住民票?) record of residential address. The compulsory Certificate of Alien Registration (外国人登録証明書 Gaikokujin Tōroku Shōmeisho?) that all resident foreigners were required to have is being replaced with a resident's ID card that is essentially the same as the Juki Net card, and resident foreigners are now registered in Jūminhyō, together with Japanese family (if any). Foreigners who enter the country on a visa that is valid for 3 months or less need only a passport with a valid landing permit. Driving licenses, National Health Insurance Cards (国民健康保険証 Kokumin Kenkō Hoken Shō?), Certificates of Alien Registration (or the new resident's ID card that replaces it) and passports containing a registration for a Certificate for Alien Registration are accepted as IDs for most purposes. Health insurance cards do not have a photograph of their owner.