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Driving Licence Renewal in Andhra Pradesh Guide

This guide explains how to renew your driving licence in Andhra Pradesh. It includes online and offline methods, documents required, fees, grace period and key tips. It's also a good time to review your car insurance policy.

  • 09 May 2025
  • 6 min read
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According to the Motor Vehicles Act, every individual operating a vehicle must possess a valid driving licence. Since a driving licence comes with a limited validity period, it's important to renew it before expiry to avoid penalties and stay compliant with the law.

If you live in Andhra Pradesh and your driving licence is about to expire, read this blog to explore the online and offline procedures on how to renew driving licence in AP.

How you can renew driving licence online in Andhra Pradesh?

Follow these steps on how to renew driving licence online in Andhra Pradesh:

  • Visit the official Parivahan RTO website to access online services.
  • From the Online Services menu, choose "DL Related Services."
  • Select Andhra Pradesh as your state and click on the option to apply for DL renewal.
  • Click "Continue."
  • Insert your driving licence number and date of birth in the required fields.
  • Type in the captcha code and select "Get DL Details."
  • Review your licence details, choose the relevant licence category, state and RTO, then click "Proceed."
  • On the following page, pick "DL Renewal" as the service type and complete the online application form.
  • Form 9 is required to be completed for a driving licence renewal.
  • Upload the essential documents (Age Proof and Address Proof- An Aadhar card can be sufficient) and submit your application.
  • Click "Generate Acknowledgement Receipt" and print the receipt.
  • Take this acknowledgement receipt, your present original driving licence, duly filled Form 9, three copies of passport-size pictures and Form 1a (If you are above 40 years of age) to the RTO that falls under the jurisdiction of the address on your licence.
  • Once the documents are verified, the driving licence will be mailed to your registered address.

Steps to renew driving licence offline in Andhra Pradesh

To renew your driving licence offline in Andhra Pradesh, you can follow the steps given below: 

  • You can obtain Form 9 from the nearest RTO or download it from the official RTO website.
  • Take the completed form, along with your three passport-size pictures and Form 1a, to the RTO that falls under the jurisdiction of the address on your licence.
  • Submit the forms along with your Aadhar Card.
  • Surrender your present licence.
  • Make the payment and keep the acknowledgement receipt.
  • Once your documents are verified, the driving licence will be delivered to your registered address.

Documents required and appointment process for DL renewal in Andhra Pradesh

When renewing your DL in Andhra Pradesh, keep the following documents ready:

  • Your current Driving Licence
  • Form 1 (Self-declaration confirming your physical fitness), 1A and Form 9
  • Verification of address and age, like a birth certificate, Aadhaar card or Voter ID card
  • Passport-sized photograph

Driving licence renewal fee in Andhra Pradesh

The standard renewal fee for a Driving Licence in AP is Rs. 200. If the renewal is done after the grace period, the fee increases to Rs. 300. Moreover, if the renewal occurs more than a year after the licence expiry, an extra charge of Rs. 1,000 per year is applicable.

What is the grace period for renewing your DL in the state of Andhra Pradesh?

In Andhra Pradesh, the grace period for renewing a driver's licence after it expires is 30 days. If you fail to renew within 30 days of the driver's licence (DL), you will be liable to pay an additional fee. And if you apply for renewal after 1 year of expiry of your driver's licence, then you will have to take a driving test.

How do you check the status of renewing your DL in Andhra Pradesh?

The Parivahan portal makes it simple to monitor the status of your driver's licence renewal. You just need to visit the Parivahan website and go to the 'Driving Licence Related Services' section under the 'Online Services' menu. Select your state from the dropdown list, then click the 'Application Status' tab. Enter your birthdate, application number and the captcha code provided. After submitting these details, you can view the current status of your application.

FAQs

  1. What documents are needed for a Driving Licence renewal?

You will need your original Driving Licence, a filled renewal application form (Form 9), age and address proof, passport-size photographs and Form 1A, if applicable.

  1. Can I renew my Driving Licence from a different state?

You should ideally renew your Driving Licence in the state where it was issued. If you've relocated, you may first need to apply for a change of address or transfer your licence before renewal.

  1. Are there any special requirements for applicants above 40 years of age?

Applicants above 40 years must submit a medical certificate (Form 1A) along with their renewal application.

  1. What are the important documents for a car driver?

A driver must possess a valid driving licence, the car's RC book and a car insurance policy.

Conclusion

If your licence is about to expire, knowing how to renew driving licence in Andhra Pradesh is important. While updating your licence, it's also a good time to review your car insurance policy. Third party car insurance is mandatory under Indian law, but opting for a comprehensive car insurance offers broader protection by covering damages to your vehicle as well as third-party liabilities.

 


Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult your general physician or another certified medical professional for any questions regarding a medical condition. Relying on any information provided in this blog is solely at your own risk, and ICICI Lombard is not responsible for any effects or consequences resulting from the use of the information shared.

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