What is the validity period for applying for a driver's license?

[McMiguel]

The validity period for applying for a driver's license is three years. Applicants must complete the tests for Subject Two, Subject Three, and Subject Four within this period. If the tests are not completed within the validity period, the passed subject results will be invalidated. Calculation method for the validity period of applying for a driver's license: Starting from the day of passing the Subject One test, applicants must sequentially pass Subject Two, Subject Three, and Subject Four within three years. Each subject, including Subject One, allows for five test scheduling opportunities, with each scheduling including one retest opportunity. Requirements for Subject One: For first-time applicants for a motor vehicle driver's license or those applying to add a permitted vehicle type, the vehicle management office should issue a driving skill test permit within one day after passing the Subject One test.

[DeAaliyah]

I remember that for getting a driver's license, the application validity period is generally three years, starting from the day you pass the Theory Test (Subject 1). After passing Subject 1, you must complete all the tests for Subject 2 (Basic Driving Skills) and Subject 3 (Road Test) within three years. If the deadline is missed, your previous results become invalid, and you'll have to re-register and retake the exams, which is both time-consuming and costly. Right after passing Subject 1, I planned my schedule carefully and started training for Subject 2 driving skills immediately to avoid procrastination. Some people overlook this and end up forgetting to take the remaining tests after more than two years, wasting all their previous efforts—what a loss! So, I advise friends to take the driver's license exams step by step without leaving unfinished tasks, ensuring smooth progress. After obtaining the license, safe driving becomes the priority. Developing good habits can protect both yourself and others.

[McTyler]

I just got my driver's license last year, and the application validity period is three years, counting from the day you pass the written test (Subject 1). You must complete the Subject 2 and Subject 3 exams within this timeframe, otherwise they'll expire and you'll have to start over. After checking a lot of information to confirm this, I squeezed in time for practice and exams, finishing everything in three months. If it expired, reapplying plus training fees would cost at least a few hundred bucks wasted. Don’t take the driver’s license process too casually—set a target timeline and get it done early so you can drive to work worry-free. You’ll also pick up some emergency knowledge, like precautions for night driving, avoiding accidents during the beginner phase. Bottom line: remember the three-year deadline—acting fast brings more benefits than drawbacks.

[VonAdriel]

The validity period for applying for a driver's license is three years. To be precise, after passing Subject 1, the subsequent exams for Subject 2 and Subject 3 must be completed within three years. In my experience, many people are concerned about this deadline. If you don't complete the exams on time, you'll have to reapply, which means additional expenses and time. Don't procrastinate—keeping a tight schedule will save you trouble. Practicing the skills for Subject 2 a few more times will make you more confident. The consequences of letting it expire can be significant, so getting it done early is the best approach.