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Is a Temporary Residence Permit or Residence Permit Required for Learning to Drive in Another City?

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OscarRose
07/29/25 7:21pm

Learning to drive in another city requires a residence permit. To apply for a residence permit, citizens must provide valid original identification documents, among other materials. If a citizen's ID card is lost, they should promptly bring their household registration booklet to the relevant authorities to apply for a replacement ID card and obtain a temporary ID card for the purpose of applying for a residence permit. A temporary ID card is valid for proving a citizen's identity within its validity period. Individuals applying for a motor vehicle driver's license must submit their application to the vehicle management office in accordance with the following regulations: 1. Applicants residing in their registered household location should apply there; 2. Applicants residing in a temporary location may apply there; 3. Active military personnel should apply in their place of residence; 4. Foreign nationals should apply in their place of stay; 5. Applicants seeking to add additional permitted vehicle types should apply at the location where their current motor vehicle driver's license was issued.

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