Philippine driver’s license guide – Everything you need to know
A one-stop guide for application, renewal, confiscation, and requirements for a driver’s license in the Philippines.
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Out of date? Don't hesitate: LTO announces pickup and renewal schedule for expired licenses / News
The LTO has designated specific dates for drivers to renew their licenses and pick up new cards, especially for those that expired between April and August 2023.
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LTO says no more paper with four million new license cards / News
The LTO has announced that it has acquired four million license cards, set for delivery by January 2024.
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LTO: Validity of licenses expiring in November 2023 to be extended until April 2024. / News
Faced with another shortage of plastic cards, the LTO is extending the validity of licenses expiring in November.
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The LTO to issue temporary digital driver’s licenses amidst card shortage / News
The LTO is shifting to digital licenses, for now, and amidst the office’s shortage of plastic license cards.
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Moratorium for driver’s license confiscation imposed — License confiscation by LGUs suspended for now / News
Good news, you won’t have to worry about getting your license confiscated by an LGU.
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Here are the LTO’s license-related fees as published by the PITX Licensing Center / News
Get ready to apply for or renew your license with this handy guide from the LTO PITX Licensing Center.
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The LTO issues a 2-month validity extension for licenses expiring in April and May / News
If your license expired in April, don’t worry, you still have until June to renew.
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The LTO issues another extension for vehicles with plates ending in 4 / News
For car plates ending in 4, the LTO is issuing a validity extension that will go on until May of 2022.
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The LTO issues extended vehicle registration validity for plate numbers ending in “2” / News
Another extension for car registration once again, but this time for the month of February.
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The LTO closes several offices in light of COVID-19 cases / News
Given the rate of infectivity and the number of cases within the LTO’s ranks, it’s no surprise.
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Philippine Driver’s Licenses expiring from January to March get a 2-month extension / News
For the year 2022, the LTO announced that licenses expiring in January, February, and March get a 2-month extension.
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LTO: Getting a 10-year license will have no extra cost or inconvenience / News
The government agency states that everything you need in order to study and pass the driver’s license exam for the 10-year validity is online, free, and easily accessible via the internet.
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LTO to require several medical examinations throughout 10-year license validity / News
The government agency has stated that these tests are necessary to make sure that the driver is mentally and physically well enough to drive.
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Everything you need to know about the 10-year Philippine Driver's License / Featured Article
How? When? Where? What’s up with the 10-year license? Here’s what we know.
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LTO: License renewal now requires Comprehensive Driver’s Education Certificate / News
A little refresher course before you refresh the validity of your license.
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The LTO will issue 10-year driver’s licenses starting October 28, 2021 / News
Remember to renew 10 years later, though.
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LTO once again extends registration validity for plates ending in 5, 6, and 7 / News
Following a pattern of extensions, registration validity for plates ending in 5, 6, and 7 have been extended again.
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LTO extends registration validity for all plates ending in 6 and 7 / News
Previously only for areas under MECQ, the LTO has extended the validity of plate numbers ending in 6 and 7 for the entire country.
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LTO extends license validity for those that expired during ECQ, MECQ / News
The three-month extension gives the public more time to schedule an appointment to renew their expired licenses and permits.
