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Driver’s Licence

  1. Complete an application form obtained at the Licensing Office. 
  2. Application form must be signed by a Licensed Tutor.
  3. Submit completed application form to the Licensing Office and, on payment of the prescribed fee, a Learner's Permit will be issued to you - valid for a period of six months.

Procedures For Gaining Driver's Permit:-

  • Obtain a Learner's Permit form and have it signed by a tutor.
  • Pay a fee of $125.00 for the Learner's Permit at the Inland Revene Department.
  • Check with the Traffic Department to do your sign and written exam.
  • Pay exam fee of $125.00 at the IRD.
  • Present your Certificate of Competence, 2 passport sized photos, ID card or proof of birth date and a completed application form to obtain your Driver’s Licence.
  • Pay $125.00 fee.
  • Your Driver’s Licence can be renewed thirty (30) days before your birth date.
  • Pay your Driver’s Licence on or before your birth date.
  • Driving an uninsured or unlicensed vehicle can result in the suspension of your Driver’s Licence.
  • If your Driver’s Licence is lost, defaced, mutilated or rendered illegible, a duplicate licence will be issued to you on payment of $125.00.

 

Follow These Simple Steps:-

  • Produce original copies of Declaration Form and Bill of Sight showing Duty and Consumption Tax paid, and particulars for filing Registration Form.
  • Pay Registration fee of $190.00 and Inspection fee of $115.00
  • Take the Motor Vehicle to be inspected.
  • Return to the Licensing Office with an Inspection Certificate and a Valid Insurance Certificate
  • Pay Motor Vehicle Road Tax for half year or whole year.
  • Bring along your ID card

 

Note: After inspection of vehicle some people never return to pay their licence: They think it’s fun, until the police start tracking them down - please don’t follow that crowd.

Comply Now and be proud!

  • If you are driving someone’s vehicle it is your responsibility to ensure that it is licensed. You may be charged for driving an unlicensed vehicle.

You should immediately turn in the number plate of your vehicle to the Police if it has been:

  • - Permanently removed from SVG
    - Destroyed
    - Rendered permanently unserviceable