What documents are required for taking the Subject 4 driving test in another city?
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To apply for taking the Subject 4 driving test in a different location, simply bring your ID card to the local vehicle management office at your current residence to complete the exam location change procedure. There's no need to return to the original test location or submit additional documents such as residence permits or temporary residence certificates. Please note that you only have one opportunity to change your exam location, and all remaining subject tests as well as license collection must be completed in the new city. For applicants of C1, C2, or C5 driver's licenses, the Subject 4 test can be taken in a different location. Since June 2019, the Ministry of Public Security has implemented cross-regional subject testing for small vehicle driver's licenses under the "National Unified Examination" policy. This means if you initially registered at a driving school in your hometown and passed some tests but need to relocate due to work, study, or other personal reasons, you can apply to change your test location. After changing the test location, your passed subject scores remain valid. You can simply schedule the remaining subject tests at your current residence. Once all subjects are passed, you can obtain your driver's license in your current city of residence. If you haven't taken Subject 2 or Subject 3 yet, generally you'll need to affiliate with a local driving school when transferring to another location, as there are now mandatory training hour requirements. Without meeting these requirements, you won't be able to schedule the tests. If only Subject 4 remains, typically the vehicle management office will arrange for you to take the test at a designated location. However, some regions might still require affiliation with a driving school or charge additional fees for non-local examinees, so it's best to consult with the local vehicle management office for specific requirements.
