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Contents

  1. Part 1 · The road to a license

    1. How the license works1
    2. Applying2
    3. The written test6

  2. Part 2 · Traffic signs

    1. Regulatory signs9
    2. Warning signs15
    3. Information signs23

  3. Part 3 · On the road

    1. Road safety27
    2. Colour vision29

  4. Part 4 · Practice and the mock exam

    1. Practise here32
    2. Mock exam, set 133

  5. Part 5 · After the written test

    1. The trial39
    2. Print status42
    3. Renewal46

  6. Appendix

    1. Transport offices49
    2. Official links56
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Part 5 · After the written test

Renewal

Common questions

Can you renew a Nepali driving license online?
Yes, on your province's eDLVRS portal. License renewal takes your license number, your National ID number and a scan of the card, then a one-time code sent to the mobile number linked to the license. The health check is still part of it.
What if the license has already expired?
More than 90 days past expiry a late-renewal fine applies, and more than five years past it the license can no longer be renewed. In either case the portal says to go to your transport office in person once the health check is done.
What do you take to the office to renew?
Your original citizenship and your original license. Biometrics and a health check are done there before the fee is paid.
What if the license is lost?
Get a recommendation from the traffic police office that it was lost, then apply for a copy at the transport office with your original citizenship. It is a replacement, not a renewal.
What does renewing cost?
The fee is set province by province and changes between fiscal years, so ask the office that will renew it. This site does not print a figure it cannot source for your province.