Renew Driving Licence Online in Nepal — DoTM Guide

The Department of Transport Management (DoTM), Nepal, has digitized most of its services. This allows license holders to manage driving‑license tasks online including renewal, add‑category requests and smart‑card fast printing. Omoda Jaecoo Nepal

Online: first steps (login & link licence)

Apply for licence renewal (online form)

Payment and office visit

Fees, validity & timing (official FAQ)

  • Renewal fees by category (as listed in the regional FAQ): Large vehicles NPR 3,000; Medium NPR 2,500; Small NPR 2,000; Motorcycles/scooters NPR 1,500. If multiple categories apply, the highest fee is charged. FAQ — Thulo Bharyang

  • Renewal must be done within 90 days from the printed expiry date. Penalties increase with delay (100% up to one year, 200% up to two years, 300% up to three years, etc.). License cancellation occurs after five years of non‑renewal. FAQ — Thulo Bharyang

  • The online system and recent DoTM guidance note that new and renewed licences for persons under 60 are now issued with a ten‑year validity (updated policy referenced in DoTM guidance summaries). Omoda Jaecoo Nepal

Quick checklist before visiting the TMO


Source: Digital Solution — YouTube video on online driving licence process

:speech_balloon: Share Your Thoughts

  • Which step in the online renewal process did you find most helpful or confusing?
  • Have you experienced delays or issues at a Transport Management Office after applying online? Share details.
  • Do you prefer doing the payment online or at the bank desk? Why?
  • What improvements would you suggest for the DoTM online renewal flow?

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