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How to get a driving licence for IDPs: instructions for IDPs

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How to get a driving licence for IDPs: instructions for IDPs

Internally displaced persons in Ukraine can obtain a driver's licence even if they do not have an official place of registration. Find out more about the procedure for obtaining a driving licence for IDPs and what documents are required

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The procedure for obtaining a driver's licence for IDPs in Ukraine in 2024 does not differ from the procedure for other citizens. That is, you have to go through the same training at a driving school, pass theoretical and practical exams at the Service Centre of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Read more about the procedure for obtaining a driving licence in Ukraine in 2024 here.

However, IDPs often have problems with registration. How to get a driver's licence without a place of registration is described below.

How to get a driving licence without a residence permit?


According to the Cabinet of Ministers' Resolution No. 454, internally displaced persons of Ukraine have the right to obtain a driver's licence even if they do not have a residence permit or their registered place of residence is in the temporarily occupied territory.

In this case, IDPs can pass the exams and obtain a licence without a document confirming their residence. However, the following information must be provided:

● a certificate of IDP registration;

● information about the person's actual place of residence.

Representatives of the Ministry of Integration of Ukraine note that the documents do not have to be submitted in paper form, as a digital certificate can be submitted in the state application ‘Diia’ if necessary.




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asked questions

Do I have to undergo a medical examination to get my licence?

Yes, the medical examination for admission to the driving test includes an ECG, an eye test, a vestibular examination, general tests and a medical examination.

What documents do I need to enrol in a driving school?

How much does it cost to take the driving test in 2024?

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