
Local driving school registration can be done with a household registration booklet, but it is not allowed for non-local registration. However, taking the exam requires a second-generation ID card, and a household registration booklet cannot be used to obtain a driver's license. For local registration, a copy of the ID card is required, while for non-local registration, the original and a copy of the ID card and residence permit are needed. It is recommended to apply for a temporary ID card if you do not have one. The relevant regulations for non-local household registration applicants are: 1. There are residential restrictions for applying for a driver's license. According to regulations, non-local applicants can take the C1 or lower license exam with a temporary residence permit valid for more than 1 year, while B2 or higher licenses must be taken at the applicant's registered residence. 2. A driver's license obtained in a non-local area can only be renewed at the traffic department that issued it in that non-local area.


