
Transferring driving test records to another location does incur a fee. If you have enrolled in a driving school but have not taken any subject exams and apply to transfer schools due to personal reasons, you will be required to pay a penalty equivalent to 20% of the tuition fee. Relevant regulations: For obtaining a small car driver's license, if your place of residence changes, you can apply to change the test location up to three times nationwide. After applying for the change at the local vehicle management office, you can take the remaining subject exams at your current residence, and the scores of previously passed subjects will remain valid. Cases where driving schools do not issue refunds: No refunds will be given if you have already completed Subject 2 or if the stipulated time limit has been exceeded due to personal reasons.

Transferring driving test records across regions, I went through this process last year due to relocation. When moving from Guangzhou to Shenzhen, the driving school mentioned there might be a service fee. At the new test center, I ended up paying 80 RMB. The fee mainly covers document mailing and data entry—the process was straightforward: bring your ID copy and original file number, queue for about 20 minutes, and it’s done. Fees vary by location, typically ranging from 50 to 100 RMB, with some cities like Hangzhou offering free transfers. Always check the official website or call ahead to confirm details and avoid unnecessary trips. Ensure your records are complete to prevent delays from missing documents. Arriving early helps beat the crowd and saves hassle.

I learned a lot from my colleagues, and it's common to charge for file transfers. The fee usually ranges between 50 and 100 yuan due to administrative and system update costs. For example, Beijing charges 60 yuan, while some areas in Shanghai are free—it varies by location. Bring all required materials: ID proof and driving test progress records. Forgetting them might mean multiple trips. The fee isn't high, but it's advisable to check with the local driving test authority, as they can provide real-time policy updates and online booking options to ensure a one-time completion. The payment is worthwhile to avoid file loss or delays.

I just transferred my files, it cost 30 yuan. Bring your ID card to the new location, and it's done in 20 minutes. The fee is small and not expensive. Different places may charge a handling fee for file processing, averaging 50 yuan. The key is to go early to avoid queues. Just make sure your materials are complete, and the process will be smooth. If you check local policies, some places offer it for free. Overall, it's quick and doesn't cost much.

A friend once asked me about the fees for transferring driving test records across regions. From my experience, most places charge around 50 yuan for background management. In Shenzhen, it's 80 yuan, but the process is straightforward: just bring your ID to the driving test center. Some areas, like Chengdu, don't charge anything. I recommend calling ahead to confirm the details and prepare all necessary documents to avoid unnecessary trips. The fees ensure efficient service, so don't worry too much about the cost—the main thing is getting it done.


