Sindh Police Introduces Online Driving License Service
Sindh Police Launches Online Platform for Driving License Issuance
In a significant stride towards digitalization, the Sindh Police has introduced an online platform for the issuance of driving licenses. This initiative, spearheaded by the Deputy Inspector General of the Driving License Branch, is geared towards simplifying the process of acquiring and renewing driving licenses for Sindh residents.
Starting from next week, citizens will have the convenience of applying for new learner licenses, renewing existing ones, and obtaining international driving permits through this online service. The platform offers comprehensive information regarding the application process, applicable fees, and designated banks for fee payments.
Applicants will need to furnish medical fitness certificates and B-forms for both license renewals and new licenses. These certificates must be obtained from authorized hospitals to ensure the authenticity of the medical evaluations.
Furthermore, there are deliberations underway to facilitate overseas Pakistanis in submitting their medical fitness certificates and B-forms for international driving license renewals. This measure aims to assist expatriates in maintaining their driving credentials while residing abroad.
The fee structure for the online driving license service is as follows:
Category | Learner License Fee | Permanent DL | Renewal within 30 days | Renewal after 30 days |
New Learner License | Rs50 | Rs100 | Rs510 | Rs660 |
Motorcycle | Rs100 | Rs100 | Rs960 | Rs1260 |
Car | Rs100 | Rs100 | Rs960 | Rs1260 |
Car + Motorcycle | Rs150 | Rs100 | Rs1410 | Rs1860 |
MCR | Rs100 | Rs100 | Rs960 | Rs1260 |
LTV | Rs100 | Rs100 | Rs960 | Rs1260 |
LTV + Motorcycle | Rs150 | Rs100 | Rs1410 | Rs1860 |
HTV | Rs100 | Rs100 | Rs460 | Rs460 |
HTV + Motorcycle | Rs150 | Rs100 | – | – |
This new online service by the Sindh Police is poised to streamline the process of obtaining and renewing driving licenses, offering greater efficiency and user-friendliness while reducing the need for physical visits and long wait times. It underscores a broader commitment towards digitization and enhanced public services in the region.
