New nigeria drivers license

Here's an overview of the process and requirements for obtaining a new driver's license in Nigeria:

Eligibility:

To apply for a new driver's license in Nigeria, you must:

  1. Be at least 18 years old (for a private driver's license) or 21 years old (for a commercial driver's license)
  2. Be a Nigerian citizen or a foreigner with a valid residence permit
  3. Have a valid identification document (e.g., national ID card, international passport, or voter's card)

Application Process:

  1. Step 1: Gather required documents
    • Completed application form (available at the FRSC office or online)
    • Two recent passport-sized photographs
    • Original and photocopy of identification document
    • Original and photocopy of birth certificate
    • Original and photocopy of academic certificate (for commercial driver's license)
  2. Step 2: Take a vision test
    • Visit a designated FRSC office or a licensed optometrist to take a vision test
    • The test will assess your visual acuity and color perception
  3. Step 3: Take a theory test
    • Visit a designated FRSC office or a licensed driving school to take a theory test
    • The test will assess your knowledge of traffic rules and regulations
  4. Step 4: Take a practical driving test
    • Find a licensed driving school or a designated FRSC office to take a practical driving test
    • The test will assess your driving skills and ability to operate a vehicle safely
  5. Step 5: Submit application and supporting documents
    • Submit your completed application form, supporting documents, and test results to the FRSC office
    • Pay the required application fee (currently N1,000 for a private driver's license and N2,000 for a commercial driver's license)

Fees:

License Issuance:

After passing all the tests and submitting your application, you will be issued a driver's license. The license will be valid for a period of 5 years for a private driver's license and 3 years for a commercial driver's license.

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