How to Renew a Driver's License in a Different Location?
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Methods for renewing a driver's license in a different location: 1. Go to a photo studio with driver's license photography qualifications to take photos, obtaining a one-inch white background photo without a hat and a digital image collection system receipt; 2. Make a copy of your ID card and bring the original. If you are from another province, also bring your residence permit and a copy of it; 3. Go to the hospital designated by the vehicle management office for a physical examination, verify your ID, submit one photo, and obtain the motor vehicle driver's physical condition certificate to fill out and undergo the physical examination; 4. Go to the vehicle management office to get a number and queue up, receive a driver's license application form, and attach the photo; 5. When your number is called, submit the materials to the police at the vehicle management office, then wait a moment for the review; 6. After passing the review, you will receive a form to pay the fee. After paying, submit the form with the payment stamp back to the police.
Last time I was on a business trip in Hainan, I just completed the out-of-town driver's license replacement. You need to bring your ID card, original driver's license, and a 1-inch white background photo. First, go to the designated local hospital for a physical examination, where the vision test is particularly important. Then, go to the vehicle management office to queue up for a number and fill out an application form. Nowadays, many cities allow online appointment scheduling, saving you from crowding and waiting early in the morning. I recommend keeping a copy of your old driver's license in case the system can't find the record. The whole process can be completed in half a day if everything goes smoothly, but remember to check the local vehicle management office's working hours in advance, as some places are closed on weekends. If your original driver's license is about to expire, it's best to handle it three months in advance to avoid delays in using your car.
