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Asked: November 13, 20242024-11-13T12:03:41+07:00 2024-11-13T12:03:41+07:00In: Lifestyles, Skills

Can an expired driving license be renewed?

Renewing an expired driving license in Cambodia is a straightforward process that requires only a few essential documents and a quick visit to the service center. Many drivers may find themselves wondering if it’s possible to renew a license that’s already expired, what paperwork they’ll need to gather, and how much they should expect to pay for the service. Understanding the process, requirements, and associated costs can save time, avoid penalties, and ensure that drivers stay compliant with Cambodian traffic laws.

In Cambodia, renewing an expired license is permitted, but there are specific guidelines to follow. Drivers will need to bring their current driver’s license, a certified copy of their Cambodian identity card, a physical fitness certificate, and several passport-sized photos to the renewal appointment. This documentation helps verify identity, ensure fitness to drive, and expedite the renewal process.

The fees for renewing a driving license are determined by license type, with different costs applied based on the classification, from type “A” to types “B,” “C,” “D,” and “E.” It’s important for drivers to renew promptly, as licenses that have been expired for 30 days or more incur a daily penalty fee. This late fee adds up quickly, so addressing an expired license sooner rather than later is financially beneficial.

Whether you are renewing a motorcycle, car, or commercial license, understanding the renewal requirements and fees will keep you on the road legally. For those who may need additional guidance or support during the process, contacting the provided hotline can help clarify any questions or concerns. Read on for a complete overview of required documents, fee structures, and important tips to make your license renewal process hassle-free.

Can an expired driving license be renewed? What documents are required, and what is the service fee?

Yes, an expired driver’s license can be renewed. You’ll need to provide the following documents:

  • The original driver’s license to be renewed
  • A copy of your Cambodian identity card (certified by the competent authority)
  • A physical fitness certificate (available at the service location)
  • Three white photos (4×6 size)

Service Fees:

  • Type “A” license: 20,000 riel
  • Type “B,” “C,” “D,” or “E” license: 30,000 riel

Late Renewal Penalty: If your driver’s license has been expired for 30 days or more, a penalty of 500 riel per day will be applied.

For further details, contact the hotline at 1275.

Source: ក្រសួងសាធារណការ និងដឹកជញ្ជូន Ministry of Public Works and Transport – MPWT

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