How do I book an appointment to renew my driving licence?

Bookings can be done at online.natis.gov.za, while a separate page also enables customers to download the required application forms. Transport minister Blade Nzimande said he was hopeful the system would assist in shortening long queues experienced at the testing stations.

Can you go to NDLS without an appointment?

You must book an appointment to attend an NDLS centre. There is no walk-in service available. Once processed your licence/permit will issue to you by post. You will need to bring ID, fee and any other supporting documentation including medical or eyesight report if required.

Do I need an eye test to renew my driving licence in Ireland?

Do I Need an eye test for a driving licence? The NDLS requires a eye test for a Driving Licence report (form D502) when applying for a new Licence. It is not normally required however when you are applying for renewal of your licence. You can download and print the form here.

What if my driving licence has expired?

If more than two years has passed since your driving licence expired, you may be made to retake your driving test in order to get a new licence. This is especially the case if your licence has expired due to age (driving licences need to be renewed when you reach seventy years of age) or for medical reasons.

What happens if my driving licence is out of date Ireland?

You cannot drive a car in Ireland if your licence has expired. For licences that expired less than 12 months ago, you could receive a €1,000 fine. If your licence expired 12 months ago or more, you could be fined up to €2,000.

What documents do I need for NDLS?

you’ll need each of the following:

PHOTOGRAPHIC ID.
EVIDENCE OF RESIDENCY ENTITLEMENT.
EVIDENCE OF PPSN.
EVIDENCE OF ADDRESS (NO MORE THAN 6 MONTHS OLD)
COMPLETED NEW APPLICATION FORM.
CURRENT LICENCE.
EVIDENCE OF PPSN.
COMPLETED NEW APPLICATION FORM.

What happens if my Irish drivers license expires?

Can I still drive if my photocard has expired?

The expiry date of your photocard licence is shown on the front of the photocard at section 4b. If your licence has expired, you should not drive until you have applied to renew the licence.

What needed to renew drivers license?

A copy of your identification document. Your current driver’s licence card. The renewal fee in cash (there are no card machines at the centres). Proof of residence (such as a utility bill or affidavit from your Landlord if you are renting).

Do over 70 need a medical to renew my driving licence?

Minister of State Hildegarde Naughton TD said: “People who are 70 years of age or over can now apply for, and renew, their driving licence without the need to submit a medical report, on the condition that they do not have an identified or specified illness.

How do I renew my driving licence in Ireland?

If you have a Public Services Card or MyGovID, you can apply online at ndls.ie. There are no application fees payable by persons aged 70 and over when renewing their driving licence. The Government previously announced a 10-month extension to the validity period of learner permits.

What licence do I need to excavate a road in Dublin?

A road opening licence is required to excavate a public road or footpath in Dublin city. A telecommunication cabinet licence is required to place telecommunication infrastructure on a public road or footpath in Dublin city. Apply for an abnormal load permit oversized vehicle exceptionally sized vehicle transport by road.

When is my driving licence due for renewal?

These licences are now due for renewal now. Any licence holder, who has not already renewed, and whose licence expired between 1 June 2020 and 31 August 2020 will have thirteen months added to their expiry date. e.g., a licence which expired on 31 August 2020 will have a new expiry date of 30 September 2021

How much does a driving licence cost in Ireland?

The cost of a driving licence is: Ten-year driving licence — €55 Five-year bus or truck driving licence — €55 Three-year driving licence — €35 One-year driving licence (medical grounds) — No fee