We present a digital identity management model for digital government in Peru, which has been designed considering its cultural, administrative, and legal particularities. The model consists of eight constructs, four procedures, three security levels, and four operational provisions. Its scope is specific to interactions between natural and legal persons with all entities in the public administration. It has been developed incrementally, having received feedback from technicians and digital identity specialists. Its suitability has been evaluated by contrasting its regulatory provisions with established requirements and the principles proposed by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).